Tag: oto

  • Peaches Geldof Was Obsessed With Occult, Spiritual Study

    from dailymail.co.uk: While Peaches Geldof appeared to have beaten her drug demons, her continuing fascination with the occult, and particularly a mysterious religious cult called OTO, worried her family. Just three weeks ago Peaches, 25, tweeted a picture of bookshelves groaning with works by Aleister Crowley, the British founder of the Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO).…

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  • ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ Decoded:  Part 2

    ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ Decoded: Part 2

    Vigilant Citizen (VC) addresses secret society ritual in second article – pretty interesting stuff.  Our protagonist Bill seeks out new experience, upon learning of his wife’s temptations through her own honest admission.   Bill encounters an old friend, Nick Nightingale at the beginning of his night out on New York:  “Bill meets his old friend Nick…

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  • The Illuminati 2 – The Antichrist Conspiracy

    Chris Everard produced “Illuminati 2 – The Antichrist Conspiracy.” “This docu- mentary covers a very big spectrum of different topics. Subjects Covered Include: Bill Clinton Under Hypnosis –  How the 1992 Presidential Was Fixed – The Free Tibet Campaign – Aleister Crow- ley & The Evil Eye – Jewish Vampyrism – Footage from CIA?s MK-ULTRA…

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  • John Whiteside Parsons & the Occult Origins of NASA

    John Whiteside Parsons & the Occult Origins of NASA

    Parsons died attempting to call forth the goddess Babalon incarnate (a.k.a. The Scarlet Woman, The Great Mother, or the Mother of Abominations), but not before he co-founded JPL or Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which is now NASA.

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  • jet propulsion lab: the occult roots of nasa

    jet propulsion lab: the occult roots of nasa

    Was John Whiteside Parsons, a self-taught chemist and a founder of JPL, a slimy degenerate or the James Dean of the Occult World? Jack Parsons is a fascinating figure, however one views him. Richard Metzger’s 2003 disinformation essay extols Parson’s lack of hypocrisy. Metzger quotes from Parson’s Manifesto of the Anti-Christ to make his point:…

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