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The Occult War THE OCCULT WAR Exploring the Hidden Components of History and Current Events By Dr. Harrell Rhome This is the color illustrated eBook edition. With exception of illustrations, Copyright ©2011 All Rights Reserved. Harrell Rhome, d.b.a. Eagle Publishing Company. [email protected] 1 The Occult War is published as an ebook on line, in MSWord and Adobe pdf formats, and also in print. Ebook Edition $5.00. Use PayPal [email protected] Bound book Edition $25.95 postpaid. Add $10.00 if outside USA. All books are autographed on request. Use PayPal or send U.S. cash, checks or Money Orders to Harrell Rhome POB 6303 Corpus Christi Texas 78466-6303 USA. 2 ABOUT THE AUTHOR. Dr. Harrell Rhome lives on the Texas Gulf Coast, where he researches and writes about current events, overlooked and ignored history, true-crime stories, world religions and metaphysics. Among other things, he has been described as a Revisionist philosopher. Harrell's articles appear in print publications and online. He is a contributing editor for The Barnes Review historical magazine (Washington, D.C.), columnist for the Jeff Rense Program (USA) and for the Nationalist Times newspaper (Las Vegas, NV), a contributor to New Dawn magazine (Melbourne, Australia), Tsunami Politico online magazine (en Espanol y Ingles desde Buenos Aires, Argentina), Gnostic Liberation Front (USA, www.gnosticliberationfront. com), and other venues. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS AN INTRODUCTORY WORD. ―YOU MUST BE MAD OR YOU WOULDN‘T BE HERE.‖ CHAPTER ONE. EXPLORING THE REALITIES OF THE OCCULT WAR. CHAPTER TWO. THE STRATEGY AND TACTICS OF OCCULT WARFARE, THE MAGIC AND METHODOLOGY OF MIND CONTROL. CHAPTER THREE. OCCULT WARFARE, INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATIONS AND THE MAGIC OF ILLUMINATI MIND CONTROL. CHAPTER FOUR. THE OCCULT WAR AND MODERN GERMAN HISTORY. CHAPTER FIVE. THE OCCULT ORIGINS OF THE AMERICAN NATION. CHAPTER SIX. FREEMASONRY AND THE SEAT OF POWER. CHAPTER SEVEN. FREEMASONRY AND THE SEARCH FOR THE LIGHT. CHAPTER EIGHT. FREEMASONRY, SECRET SOCIETIES AND THE DARK UNDERSIDE. CHAPTER NINE. THE OCCULT WAR AND MAGICAL WORKINGS. CHAPTER TEN. STRUCK DOWN BY FORCES OCCULTES, THE LIFE, TIMES AND ―CRIMES‖ OF BERNARD FAY. 4 CHAPTER ELEVEN. A LUCID LOOK AT LUCIFER IN THE BIBLE AND SECRET SOCIETIES. CHAPTER TWELVE. THE OCCULT WAR AND THE ENDING CYCLE OF UNIVERSAL HISTORY. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. CREATING EFFECTIVE OCCULT WAR STRATEGIES AND TACTICS. CONCLUDING WORDS. ―RISE UP; THIS MATTER IS IN YOUR HANDS.‖ Click here and read a collection of Harrell‘s essays and articles. http://gnosticliberationfront.com/articl es_and_research__by_dr_Harrell_Rho me.htm 5 AN INTRODUCTORY WORD. ―YOU MUST BE MAD OR YOU WOULDN‘T BE HERE.‖ ―I want the reader to try to imagine what it would be like to believe the opposite of what we were brought up to believe. This inevitably involves an altered state of consciousness, to some degree or the other, and which is just as it should be. Because at the heart of esoteric teaching in all parts of the world lies the belief that higher forms of intelligence can be accessed in altered states. The Western tradition in particular has always emphacized the value of imaginative exercises which involve cultivating and dwelling upon visual images. Allowed to sink deep into the mind, they there do their work.‖ … ―Induce in yourself a different state of mind and the most famous and familiar histories mean something very different. In fact, if anything in this history is true, then everything your teachers taught you is thrown into question. I suspect this prospect doesn‘t alarm 6 you. As one of the devotees of the ancient and secret philosophy so memorably put it: You must be mad or you wouldn‘t be here.‖ Mark Booth, The Secret History of the World, 2008. o then, welcome to the madhouse! While some may call my book convoluted and complex, in some ways, it is relatively brief and simple. S You won‘t have to read all that far before either ―clicking‖ with the basic models and concepts presented or just closing the book and rejecting the matters I set before you. Although it may be best to read the chapters in order, if something ―leaps out‖ at you, then by all means, read this or that piece before the others. For me, such feelings are inner spiritual instructions to pay attention and see what is actually before us. But before beginning the presentation, I must share a personal story regarding these matters. Shortly after I published several articles on freemasonry (which are chapters in this book) and was interviewed on the radio, a secondary residence where I sometimes sleep over and where I maintain an office was broken into. This was no ordinary burglary. All that was stolen were two computers, passing up other items that easily could have been sold or hocked by the burglars. This was a burglary with a clear purpose and intent. Also, my other laptop was attacked by a virus which wiped out my files, but I was lucky to have (some) backup copies available. To say the least, I considered all of this was a warning, learning very quickly that these matters not called an occult war for nothing! Given this set of circumstances, we must assume that there is something in this material that, how shall we call them, the Powers That Be, do not want you to know. So without taking up more time and space, embark with me on a journey of discovery into historiography, metaphysics and current events. Follow closely as we enter some very exciting but also rather bizarre and outré venues. Wherever your journey may have begun, welcome to our exploratory venture into the Occult War. But even more importantly, learn that the battle is essentially to circumvent the globalist New World Order secret society plans and protocols for our lives and our world. With that in mind, away we go. 7 Questo libro è in onore e memoria del Barone Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola, un filosofo, metafisico e visionario. 8 Born Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola to a noble Sicilian family on May 19, 1898, Baron Julius Evola took on many roles through his long and productive life. He served in World War I as an artillery officer, and then became one of Italy's leading Dadaists. Shortly after dalliance in avant- garde and futurist movements, he became an occultist and embarked upon the career path of his mature work. After the First World War, he experimented briefly with hallucinogenic drugs and Tantra, but later renounced both these forms of stimulation. During the early 1920s he published with the UR Group, an occult fascist society in Italy. Although he was often critical of the regime, Evola did not suffer greatly under Mussolini's regime. During World War II, Evola volunteered with the German war effort as a translator of Masonic documents. He was injured during a Russian bombardment and confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life. After the war, he continued to write and publish, getting arrested in 1951 for „promotion of fascism.‟ He died on June 11, 1974. http://www.juliusevola.com/julius_evola/biography.html 9 CHAPTER ONE. EXPLORING THE REALITIES OF THE OCCULT WAR, AN EXPLORATION IN METAPHYSICS AND HISTORIOGRAPHY. EXPLORING AN EONS-OLD STRUGGLE. n his 1833 magnum opus, Anacalypsis, Godfrey Higgins addresses a key theological and philosophical matter. The forces that conflict I today have been around from the earliest times of human existence. Higgins traces both the linguistic and spiritual roots to the ancient religions of India, but in particular the Zoroastrian religion of Persia. These pagan Magian traditions quickly made their way into the belief systems practiced by the Semitic peoples of the desert. ―Thus we see here that the doctrines of the Persians and that of the Jews, and we shall see afterwards, of the Gnostics and Manichean Christians, were in reality the same. The following is Dean Prideaux's account of the religion of Zoroaster: ‗The chief reformation which he made in the Magian religion was in the first principle of it; for whereas before they had held the being of two first causes, the first light, or the good god, who was the author of all good; and the other darkness, or the evil god, who was the author of all evil; and that of the mixture of those two, as they were in a continued struggle with each other....‘ ―In sum, his doctrine, as to this particular, was, that there was one Supreme Being, independent and self-existing from all eternity; that under him there were two angels, one the angel of light, who is the director of all good; and the other the angel of darkness, who is the director of all evil; and that these two, out of the mixture of light and darkness, made all things that are; and that they are in a perpetual struggle with each other; and that where the angel of light prevails, there the most is good, and where the angel of darkness prevails, there the most is evil; that this struggle shall continue to the end of the world.‖ Let‘s begin by confronting basic issues. The very term, occult, is perceived as negative by some readers. They have been taught this by the media and by most of the schools and churches. By necessity then, we begin with a debunking of this concept. The word, occult, simply means secret or 10 concealed, and beyond this, with a secondary meaning having to do with the magical and supernatural. As Godfrey Higgins shows, all spiritual forces and their manifestations in worldly affairs involve both the Forces of Light and the Dark Powers.
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