The Satanic States of America
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The Satanic States of America By: John of the Gentiles 1 The Satanic States of America By John of the Gentiles Copyright 2013 A.D. by JMB Productions All rights reserved including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form Revised Addition 9/08/13 United States of America 2 “No one will enter the New World Order unless he or she will make a pledge to worship Lucifer. No one will enter the New Age unless he will take a Luciferian Initiation.” – Reflections on the Christ by David Spangler Table of Contents: Chapter 1: The New World 5 Chapter 2: Magic 35 Chapter 3: A Spiritual Awakening 58 Chapter 4: The Great White Brotherhood 81 Chapter 5: A Gathering of Angels 89 Chapter 6: The Bohemian Grove 102 Chapter 7: Freemasonry 106 Chapter 8: The British Musaeum 112 Chapter 9: Spiritual Rumblings 148 Chapter 10: MKULTRA 162 Chapter 11: LSD Therapy 176 Appendix A 188 Appendix B 198 Appendix C 202 Bibliography 205 “And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone…and shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever.” – Revelation 20:10 3 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” – John 3:16 “Ye cannot serve God and mammon.” – Luke 16:13 4 Chapter 1: The New World Unbeknownst to many, magic and witchcraft have long played a leading role in British society, it being deeply ingrained within its cultural fabric and due to the fact America was founded by predominantly English immigrants it certainly comes as no surprise this philosophy would inevitably wend its way to the Americas. As British witch Charles G. Leland intimates in the Introduction to his Gypsy Sorcery and Fortune Telling: “There is not a town in England or in Europe in which witchcraft is not extensively practiced, although this is done with a secrecy the success of which is of itself a miracle.” - Gypsy Sorcery and Fortune Telling Indeed, as noted by British witch Patricia Crowther: “There were, there are, and there always will be witches… There are many hundreds of similar cases of witch families in the UK and elsewhere. They have handed down the secrets, from generation to generation.” – p.26 The Lid Off the Cauldron by Patricia Crowther Many of these witch families are composed of members of British royalty and nobility and influential politicians with powerful American ancestral associations. British anthropologist Margaret Alice Murray explains the root causes behind the prevalence of hereditary witchcraft as is to be found amongst the English populace in her book entitled The God of the Witches: “William the Conqueror (the first Norman King of England) rendered waste and desolate nearly half of his new kingdom (of England in 1066 A.D.); the re-peopling of the wilderness seems to have been done in great measure by the descendants of the Neolithic and Bronze-age stock who were saved from massacre by the remoteness and inaccessibility of their dwellings. These were the places where the Old Religion (of witchcraft) flourished...” – p.6 The God of the Witches, 1933 A.D. (England itself had additionally been settled by migrating sea-faring groups of Anglo-Saxon Germanic speaking peoples hailing from the western coast of Europe [in modern day Germany] in the 5th Century A.D. [this period marks the end of the Roman occupation of Britain]. These Anglo-Saxon pagans were notorious practitioners of magic and witchcraft) 5 It is largely the descendents of these witch families in Europe and the U.K. as the reader shall discover who would found and people the sylvan expanses of these United States as well—and they yet still pass their secrets on from generation to generation and control our destiny to this day. In Europe during the Middle Ages, as was also the case in the British Isles: “…Sorcery was adopted as a profession (with a guild-like organization), and witches…were trained in schools of magic to practice their art.” – p.62 Secret Societies and Subversive Movements by Nesta Webster, 1924 A.D. This fact is parodied by the fictional ‘Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry’ from the Harry Potter© book and movie series, the story itself being based upon traditional British magic practices. Even British institutions of higher-learning such as Oxford and Cambridge Universities in England were originally established for the study of occult sciences rooted in arcane magic practices. Over the centuries many such schools of magic have existed in Europe and the U.K. including Lorenzo de Medici’s Platonic Academy which was founded during the Renaissance era in Florence, it being a reformulation of Greek philosopher Plato’s original Academy also devoted to the study of magic. Another such example is the Cambridge University-educated astrologer William Gilbert’s (1544- 1603 A.D.) magic “…school at which would be taught ‘Astrology and Spirit(ualism) with the nature and use of Talismans’…” of an entirely magical nature, and additionally, as we learn from Modern Ritual Magic: The Rise of Western Occultism p.21: “(British ceremonial magician) Francis Barrett’s The Magus (1801)…was used as the text book of the school of ritual magic and alchemy which the author established in Marylebone.” Marylebone is an affluent inner-city of central London in England. There also existed in later years the formal Metropolitan College of the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia devoted to the study as well as the implementation of ceremonial magic practices which as the reader shall later discover would itself give birth to the infamous British Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn magic order. All of these institutions traditionally hail back to Celtic 6 Druidic schools (of the native Irish, Scotch, Welsh and Briton populations), Plato’s magic Academy and to the colleges of Rome and to the Roman Empire of which England was at one time a part. Magic itself was a subject well-studied at England’s premier center for learning, the University of Oxford where: “…the first recorded chancellor of the University, Robert Grosseteste, accepted astronomy-astrology as the supreme science and held that hardly any human activity, whether it was the planting of vegetables or the practicing of alchemy, could dispense with the astrologer’s advice” – p.138 Astrology authored by the Oxford-educated Irish poet/Theosophical Society-member Louis MacNeice, 1964 A.D. And astrologers were no mere star gazers. As historian Christina Hole notes in her book Witchcraft in England: “Astrologers were concerned with the relation of stars and planets to man, and their influence on his fate and character. These arts bordered on one side upon philosophy, mysticism, metallurgy, physics and astronomy, and on the other upon pure magic (involving, as the reader shall discover, the ritual invocation of fallen angels). The astrologer undoubtedly knew a great deal about the movements of planets, but he also predicted the future…cast horoscopes, and often invoked spirits.” – p.171 Witchcraft in England by Christina Hole, 1947 A.D. In fact, at this time during the Middle Ages universities such as the one to be found at Oxford in England offered attendees degrees in the Astrological arts and in that day and age astrologers were exclusively sorcerers as well, the famed French seer Nostradamus providing us an extremely notable example—as the England-reared occultist Idries Shah explains in The Secret Lore of Magic: “So closely bound up with the stars is magic that the terms astrologer and magician were formerly almost synonymous.” Astrology was a popular pursuit amongst British royalty of the period, a fact which holds true to this very day—all members of the aristocracy would have a horoscope worked out for them by a sorcerer/astrologer/astronomer at the time of their births. And by reason of their association with fallen angels ("Congressus cum daemonis") lay the true reason such men as Kepler,** Copernicus, Galileo, et al were persecuted by the Roman Catholic Church 7 (**Pertinent Quote: “Johannes Kepler was the first man to discover the exact laws governing the movements of the planets—the same laws which now govern the movements of spacecraft… Kepler lived in an age that still believed in magic, and indeed his own mother had been charged with witchcraft.” - The Promise of Space by Arthur C. Clarke, 1968 A.D. And witchcraft, as noted, is hereditary by nature). England’s prestigious Oxford University has long purveyed the esoteric knowledge concerning the practice of magic and witchcraft to the learned upper echelons of British high society, most of whom are/were also high-degree Freemasons. One quite notable example is the British Rosicrucian alchemist and ceremonial magician Elias Ashmole, a founding member of the Royal Society who was additionally a high-degree Freemason (the Royal Society was a Freemasonic construct and most of its early members were prominent English Rosicrucian Freemasons. The Royal Society itself is an order modeled upon the fictitious scientific society Salomon’s House as outlined in ceremonial magician Dr. John Dee’s friend the Lord Chancellor Sir Francis Bacon’s book, New Atlantis published in 1624 A.D.). Modern-day Royal Society members sit on British government committees of a scientific nature. Notable ‘Foreign Members of the Royal Society’ have included J. Robert Oppenheimer, the “Father of the Atomic Bomb,” and the wise man who made it all possible, nuclear physicist (E=mc²) Albert Einstein: “The Royal Society of London for the Improvement of Natural Knowledge, known simply as the Royal Society, is a learned society for science, and is possibly the oldest such society in existence.