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Satanic Voices, Ancient & Modern SATANIC VOICES 1 SATANIC VOICES ANCIENT & MODERN A Surfeit of Blasphemy Including The Rushdie Report From Edifice Complex to Occult Theocracy * Compiled by David Musa Pidock © 1992/1412 David Musa Pidcock / MUSTAQIM Typeset, published and printed by: MUSTAQIM - Islamic Art and Literature PO Box 844, Oldbrook, Milton Keynes MK6 2YT All rights reserved ISBN 1-871012-03-1 published on the Internet March 2002 SATANIC VOICES 2 "cHARACTER aSSASINATION iS aLSO a sORT oF mURDER" sALMAN rUSHDIE sUNDAY cORRSPONDENT, dECEMBER 1989. | If such be the case, then Rushdie is a mass murderer. | And like all mass murderers, he should go on trial, along with all those who aided and abetted him with his Satanic Verses. WE DEMAND A PUBLIC INQUIRY! SATANIC VOICES 3 "Roses are Red, Violets are Blue. I'm Schizophrenic, and so am I." SATANIC VOICES 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Most of the people who have helped in this enterprise have done so posthumously; and in some cases, inadvertantly. Nevertheless they deserve recognition. Nesta H. Webster deserves a very special mention. Her courage in taking on the occult 'Establishment' is an inspiration to us all. Other sources are provided in the bibliography, and the rest mentioned in passing. Some important contributors do not appear in this particular work, and warrant an entire book dedicated to them, and their selfless dedication to justice and the establishment of a benevolent system of government. Foremost among these is Abraham Lincoln whose 1864 'Islamic' monetary policy caused him to be assassinated, by the owners of the 'Satanic Purses'. For his tireless efforts in trying to expose the corruption and institutionalised fraud in our occult banking and judicial system, a special thank you goes to John Derek Pett, co-founder of The National Association for Victims of fraud and Banking Malpractice; along with Mr and Mrs Alfred Cullinane, Paul Jenkins, Robert Owen, J. Watson, Richard Walster, Jim Salt and many other victims of fraud. To Sheikh Zaharan Ibrahim Muhammad Ali, a true muslim, whose actions always matched his words; Abdel Wahid El'Wakil who achieved the impossible; Dr Hany El-Shestawy Nasr and his father and brother; Prof Abd Al-Maaboud, Dr Muhammad Bujerami, Ahmed Darwish, (Dr) Sobhat Hussein, Dr Yousri Shaheen, Br. Gamal, Dr Narayn Swamy, Dr P.J. Foster, George Anthony, Professor Bill Eastwood, Mr & Mrs Wendy-Scott James, Ahmed Jamal Sadiq, Mr Arthur Swan, Mr Jack (CHD) Hornsby, Martin Short, Zorah T___, Stephen Knight, Donald Martin, Eric De'Mare, Raymond Gazzo, Isa Darby, Frazer Dodwell, Ken Palmerton, John E. Dodds, John Bubba Ash, Anson Parker (Texas), Abbas Marshall, James Gibb Stuart, Miles Copeland, Shelley David Kettle, Nabil Turner, Ibrahim Hewitt, Dr Rashid Skinner, Mike and Penny Mullin, Prof Ahmed El Nagger, Mohammed Nazir, Patrick and Denise Barratt, Abdel Aziz Morgan, Samir Ghadi, Khalid Fahmy. A Special thank you to Navid Butt, Anwar Rashid, and Nadim Butt, Brother Shamoon and Amjad Khan, and all those who contributed their time and efforts in fund raising and propagation activities, and those who for various reasons wish to remain anonymous. Last but not least my wife and family, who for many years have had to put up with a house full of books, papers and me. SATANIC VOICES 5 PRELUDE The road to hell is paved with bad intentions By our mockeries and our attacks upon them, we shall make their priests ridiculous then odious, and then their religion as ridiculous and as odious as their clergy. [‘The Luciferian Doctrine’, better known as ‘The Protocols of the learned elders of Zion’ or ‘Sion’] There must be no let up in the war against religion, because as long as religions exist, communism cannot prevail. We must intensify the destruction of all religions, wherever they are being practiced and taught. [Mikhail Gorbachev, on the 25th of November 1986 to officials and military personnel in Uzbekistan] Film, the most expensive art form, is the least subversive. Bergman, Fellini and others made the most successful secular revolts into the territory of the sacred; I prefer the greater possibilities of the novel." [Salman Rushdie via Harold Pinter] Marx will surely chase God from his heaven, and will even sue Him. [George Jung ’Conversations with Marx & Engels’] Satan is the first freethinker and Saviour of the world. He frees Adam and impresses the seal of humanity and liberty on his forehead, by making him disobedient. [Bukharin: Anarchist Satanist and associate friend of Marx in the First International] Then answered Jesus: “Verily I say unto you, Satan ever seeketh to annul the laws of God; and therefore he with his followers, hypocrites and evil doers, the former with false doctrine, the latter with lewd living, today have contaminated almost all things, so that scarcely is the truth found. Woe to the hypocrites; for the praises of this world shall turn into the insults of hell.” [The Gospel of Barnabas] SATANIC VOICES 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .......................... 5 PRELUDE ................................... 6 PREFACE ................................... 8 INTRODUCTION ............................. 18 CHRONOLOGY ............................... 20 THE RUSHDIE REPORT ....................... 26 SADISTIC ACTS : SATANIC NURSES ........... 43 CHUTZPAH : THE SHAMELESS IMPUDENCE ....... 50 SATANIC PURSES ........................... 61 CARVED TURKEY ............................ 67 GUILT-EDGED INSECURITY ................... 75 GENERIC ENGINEERING ...................... 79 THE REVOLT AGAINST ISLAM ................. 94 THE CONTINUING SUBVERSIVE WAR OF D.M.J .. 104 THE UNACCEPTABLE FACE OF ZIONISM ........ 124 THE UNHEEDED WARNINGS ................... 143 THE LUCIFERIAN DOCTRINE ................. 165 UNMASKING JEHOVAH JAH-BUL-ON ............ 174 APPENDIX ................................ 191 BIBLIOGRAPHY ............................ 193 SATANIC VOICES 7 PREFACE The purpose of this book is to place on record an alternative view and interpretation of historical events, which on the eve of the 21st century continue to influence and disrupt our day to day lives. The choice of Satanic Voices for the main title relates to the voices of anarchy, blasphemy and dissent that have been audibly polluting our environment throughout history. In modern Rushdie’s Satanic Verses serve as an adequate illustration. In Old Testament the Satanic Voice of Corah, the subversive financier, is raised loudly in opposition to Moses and The Ten Commandments; pre and post-Flood examples also exist in the “authorised Apocrypha”, to say nothing of the “unauthorised versions”, particularly the Gospel of Barnabas, together with the Nag Hammadi Codices and the Dead Sea Scrolls. And of course, last but not least, the Holy Qur’an. The ideas behind these Voices of Satanic dissent and anarchy have been described along with atheism, blasphemy and revolution as:- “ The opium of intellectuals”. We must now also add financiers and bankers to the list of addicts. THE RUSHDIE REPORT The Rushdie report was commissioned by the Islamic Party of Britain in order to obtain a clinical view of Rushdie's mental state, following the Radio 4 announcement by MaJorie Wallace of S.A.N.E. -Schizoprenia A National Emergency- that Rushdie's Satanic Verses contained the best descriptions of someone undergoing Psychotic Schizophrenic Breakdown that she had ever read. When speaking to a member of the Islamic Party, she said that it had not been her intention to imply that Salman Rushdie was suffering from schizophrenia, but when pressed she said, "...neither can I state categorically that he is not." The Qur'an is its own best defence, but because of our impatience we lack wisdom, allowing hope to overcome experience, following those who promote themselves at the expense of Islam. The fact that the former leader of the Bradford Council of Mosques stated that he didn't want the Rushdie issue solving until the government gave in to their other demands, is a good example of ignorance in action. Former British diplomat Hasan Gai Eaton said, that while Muslims will sagely nod in agreement when you state that ignorance, hypocrisy and fanaticism do exist in the Muslim world, they usually assume that they themselves are not guilty. The fanatical book burning scenes in Bradford should be interpreted as the signs of repressed doubt. As C.G. Jung SATANIC VOICES 8 stated in his Tavistock Lectures:- “Fanaticism is always a sign of repressed doubt. You can study the history of the Church. Always in those periods when the Church begins to waver, the style becomes fanatical, or fanatical sects spring up because the secret doubt has to be quenched...” A SURFEEIT OF BLASPHEMY The Blasphemy Industry, like some other branches of the news media, rely heavily on book banning in order to stimulate the circulation of their bread and butter through adverse publicity. Peter Wright and the Spy Catcher affair highlight the effects “Banning” has on sales demand. The primary objective of advertising is to first create the demand through publicity and then saturate the market. There are much earlier examples of Satanic Verses. “Oulanem” by Karl Marx, for example, is a most revealing work. His father wrote to him saying that he did not know if the spirit that was driving his son was Angelic or Faustian. Edgar Marx, who died at 8, wrote to his father addressing him as “My dear Devil”. Nietzsche, Bukharin, Proudhon, Aleister Crowley & the Maquis de’Sade all wrote in the same Demonic style. It is not surprising to learn that Stalin’s pseudonym was in fact “Demonshwile”, meaning Demoniac. FROM EDIFICE COMPLEX TO OCCULT THEOCRACY This section deals with members of Secret Societies and Subversive Movements who over the centuries have acted as Judas Goats to many of our leaders and potential leaders who wittingly or otherwise have betrayed the interests of their country and its people for financial institutions and personal advancement. For example, a recent Swiss Publication [Memopress, Ausgabe D, 4/1991] stated that Shadow Chancellor John Smith and Labour Party Spokesman Gordon Brown were among the guests at the Super Masonic One World Government Bilderberger Conference held at Baden-Baden in Germany between June 6 and 9th 1991.
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