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THE "ONE WORLD" CONSPIRACY CHRONICLES
(First Edition/August 1992)
"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise
wisdom and instruction."
3
Proverbs (1:7)
3
3 "Foundations of a new religion can be laid only with the blessings of
bankers."
Salvador Dali
"Banks are here to help people who want to come up in the world."
x P David Rockefeller Sٍ On February 7, 1980, Bill Moyers' Journal featured a program concerning one week with David Rockefeller.
Moyers asked Ridgeway Knight of Chase about trips. Knight said: "Well, what impresses me most is that I've
represented a number of presidents, and spoken for a number of secretaries of state, but I've never seen doors open
more easily than when I say I'm coming for David Rockefellerit's fantastic.
z P Larry Abraham, Call It Conspiracy 37 (1985). Rockefeller was asked how he could deal one day with a communist
government and the next day a capitalist country. Rockefeller replied: "Well, I have to say that having been in this
y P business now for 33 years, I find one has be very pragmatic and flexible about these things, and that relations with
governments regardless of the political label that's attached to them depends to a large extent on people and human
relationships, and just because a country is technically called communist doesn't mean that a capitalist institution
such as the Chase Bank can't deal with them on a mutually beneficial basis, and indeed we do deal with most of
the socalled communist countries of the world on a basis that has worked out very well, I think for the both of us."
Moyers than commented: "here in this room it struck me as staggeringly impressive and not a little scary that a
relatively small number of global entrepreneurs have accomplished what escaped the league of nations and the UNthey have, in one way, created one world, governed by the cold logic of profit..." Id. at 40. Nelson Rockefeller
z P
said of his ancestry: "My ancestors may have been Jewish. We're really not sure." Time 20 (October 19,
z P 1970). In 1960 Americans of Jewish Descent, written by a scholarly New Yorker named Malcolm H. Stern,
was published."Who would expect, for example, to find the Rockefellers in The Boo? They are there, along with
such old family members of American society as the DeLanceys, the Livingstons, the Goodwins, the Stevensons,
the Ingersolls, the Lodges, the Ten Eycks, the Tiffanys, the Van Rensselaers, the Hopkins, and the Baltimore
z P McBlairs." Stephen Birmingham, The Grandees 4 (1971).
"Borrowers are nearly always ill spenders, and it is with lent money that all evil
is mainly done and all unjust war protracted."
John Ruskin
"Beneath the broad tide of human history there flow the steady undercurrents of
the secret societies, which frequently determine in the depths the changes that
take place upon the surface."
Arthur Edward Waite
"Programs and activities are adapted to the situation, no doubt, but the direction
is always the sametoward more government, less responsibility, and an increasingly
worse world."
Rev. Clarence Kelly
It has been said that "in any struggle, it is essential to know two things: what you are fighting for and what you
are fighting against. If knowledge of the former is absent, the will to win will be lacking. If knowledge of the latter
x P is absent, confusions and uncertainty will result.") S z P ԍ Rev. Clarence Kelly, Conspiracy Against God and Man 1 (1974). "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood,
but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual
wickedness in high places." Ephesians 6:12.)
In West Texas, while growing up, I noticed that when a dove was approached too close while sitting on her
nest, she would flutter down to the ground and pretend injury until the intruder got far enough away from the nest
at which time she would fly off. The principle of distraction is a method of survival that may play an important part
in what has occurred. A civil conspiracy has five elements: 1) two or
more persons, 2) an object to be accomplished, 3) a meeting of minds on the object or course of action,
x P `" 4) one or more unlawful acts and 5) damages as the proximate result.W Sٍ Massey v. Armco Steel Company, 652 S.W.2d 932 (Tex. 1983); 368 S.W.2d 567.W A conspiracy may be proved by
x P (# circumstantial evidence.v Sٍ Schlymberger Well Surveying Corporation v. Nortex Oil and Gas Corporation, 435 S.W. 2d 854 (Tex. 1968).
v
Thomas Jefferson stated: "Single acts of tyranny may be ascribed to the accidental opinion of a day; but a series
of oppressions, begun at a distinguished period and pursued unalterably through every change of ministers, too
x P H& plainly prove a deliberate, systematical plan of reducing us to slavery."Q S z P ԍ A. Ralph Epperson, The Unseen Hand 196 (1985).Q In 1816 Jefferson gave us the principle
of avoiding public debt:
"We must make our election between economy and liberty, or profusion and servitude. If we
run into such debts as that we must be taxed in our meat and in our drink, in our necessities and h) 0*0*0* Ԍ our comforts, in our labors and our amusements, for our callings and our creeds...our people...
must come to labor sixteen hours in the twenty four, give our earnings of fifteen of these to
the government...have no time to think, no means of calling our own mismanagers to account; but
be glad to obtain sustenance by hiring ourselves out to rivet their chains on the necks of our
fellowsufferers...And this is the tendency of all human governments...till the bulk of the society
is reduced to be mere automatons of misery...And the forehorse of this frightful team is public
x P debt. Taxation follows that, and in its train wretchedness and oppression.": x BASIC WRITINGS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON at 74950.:
A.K. Chesterson once said: "The proper study of political mankind is the study of power elites, without which
nothing that happens could be understood." He added: "These elites, preferring to work in private, are rarely found
posed for photographers, and their influence upon events has therefore to be deduced from what is known of the
x P agencies they employ." x "The real power has always been held by the Bankers. Professor Quigley tells us that during the last part of the
nineteenth century, the International Bankers and their American counterparts moved into 'commercial banking and
insurance on one side and into railroading and heavy industry on the other' and 'were able to mobilize enormous
z P X wealth and wield enormous economic, political and social power.'" Des Griffin, Fourth Reich of the Rich 83 (1989).
Quigley also said: "The substantive financial powers of the world were in the hands of these investment bankers
(also called 'international' or 'merchants' bankers) who remained largely behind the scenes in their own
unincorporated private banks. These formed a system of international cooperation and national dominance which
was more private, more powerful, and more secret than that of their agents in the central banks..." Larry Abraham,
z P B Call It Conspiracy 490 (1985); Quigley at 3267. Chesterson described those agencies: "Their goal was to work through such agencies, and
financial support received from # \ P[ ,Q "P# one or other or all three big American foundationsRockefeller, Carnegie, and
x P (
Ford, x Henry Ford published three volumes titled "The International Jew." While returning home from his office late
one night, Henry Ford was sideswiped and forced down a steep embankment. He was seriously but not fatally
z P injured. Shortly thereafter he agreed to discontinue publishing of the Dearborn
z P Z Independent and a libel suit against him was dismissed. Four U.S. Senators met violent deathsLong, Schall,
Cutting and Lundeen. Senator Holt of West Virginia was purged by the lavish use of money. George Armstrong,
z P Rothschild Money Trust 5758 (1940). Huey Long was one of the main opponents of the League of Nations. Id. at
z P 68. Ford was quoted in the New York World on February 17, 1921: "The only statement I care to make about The
z P Protocols is that they fit in with what is going on..." Louis Marshall of the American Jewish Committee got a
z P J "Ford" apology which was actually signed by Harry Bennett. True Magazine 125 (October 1951). The Ford
z P Foundation was set up by Sidney James Weinberg. Our Crowd at 350. The late Sidney James Weinberg was called
z P "Mr. Wall Street." Newsweek 76 (August 4, 1969). He was Humphrey's prime fundraiser., provides an infallible means of recognizing them."] x z P ԍ Texe Marrs, The Day They Take Our Money Away 27 (1990). "For, unless we know that individual men with
names and faces are responsible for the tide that now runs so fast against us, we can never come to grapple with
z P the cause of our decline." Robert Morris, No Wonder We Are Losing 206 (1958).] The Rockefellers made $200,000,000.00 from World
x P
War I.Q
x z P ԍ A. Ralph Epperson, The Unseen Hand 262 (1985).Q Henry Kissinger's Brother Walter heads the Allen Group.I x z P ԍ New York Times 62 (December 27, 1972).I The super-wealthy (with the exception of
some Du Ponts and the Fords) have long supported the Republican Party--the party of plutocratic oligarchy. "If not
x P kings themselves, they are king-makers."H x Ferdinand Lundberg, The Rich and The SuperRich 202 (1968).H They have quick access to the White House no matter who is
x P H
President.H
x FERDINAND LUNDBERG, THE RICH AND THE SUPER-RICH 203 (1968).H Other superrich, such as the Rockefellers, affiliate with the Democratic Party. Politics in the U.S.,
no matter what party, is under the control of the superrich, large corporations and the international bankers. A.K.
z P Chesterton said in Candour:
"At times Capitalism and Communism would appear to be in conflict, but this writer is
confident that their interests are in common and will eventually merge for oneworld control.
That policy outlined previously in Woodrow Wilson's Point Six has never been dropped.
Capitalism and Communism, in terms of power, are merely their twin mechanisms to destroy
the sovereignty of Christian nations. They will merge them into the projected superstate,
where their financial power will exercise full sway and masterdom through that monopoly of
atomic energy which is being sought with such feverish and fiendish persistence. They are
selling us into slavery and using our material resources for their own nefarious worldwide
purposes. To say that in exposing their plans for world domination we are playing the
x P r Kremlin's game is to act as an unconscious agent of Christendom's betrayal."P x z P ԍ W.B. Vennard, Conquest or Consent 165 (1963).P
Novelist Taylor Caldwell wrote in one of her last articles: "(M)any of us still dare to protest and will continue
to do so while God gives us breath. To be effective we know we must direct our attacks on the real criminals, the
wealthy and powerful and the secret elite of the worldthe conspirators laboring night and day to enslave us." "Even
our own government is now their victim. For it is the conspiratorial elite who choose our rulerrs, nominate them
and remove them by assassination or smear." "I have fought these enemies of liberty in every book I have written.
But too few have listened to me, as too few have listened to others who have warned of the conspirators." "The
x P hour is late. Americans must soon listen and actor endure the black night of slavery that is worse than death."` x z P ԍ Phoebe Courtney, Why Not Call It Treason? 1718 (June 1987).`
The plan is both gradual and devious: "The CFR plotters well know that libertyloving Americans will never
knowingly, or willingly, accept the yoke of slavery of a World Superstate. That is why they designed such a devious
x P
and convoluted scheme over the years."^ x z P ԍ Phoebe Courtney, Why Not Call It Treason? 105 (June 1987).^ "Freedom is not free. It costs time, money and effort. Slavery is
x P free."b x z P ԍ Phoebe Courtney, Why Not Call It Treason? 107108 (June 1987).b
Frederick C. Howe wrote in his CONFESSIONS OF A MONOPOLIST:
"These are the rules of big business. They have superseded the teaching of our parents
and are reducible to a simple maxim: Get a monopoly; let Society work for you; and remember
that the best of all business is politics, for a legislative grant, franchise, subsidy or tax
exemption is worth more than a Kimberly or Comstock lode, since it does not require any labor,
x P ' either mental or physical, for its exploitation."e x Quoted by GARY ALLEN, THE FEDERAL RESERVE: THE TRILLION-DOLLAR CONSPIRACY 2 (Feb.
1976).e ' 0*(( Ԍ J.P. Morgan and Brown Bros. & Co. are closed allied by partnership ties to other powerful firms in
x P other cities and in Europe. August Belmont & Co. "have long represented the Rothschilds."A x Serano S. Pratt, THE WORK OF WALL STREET 340 (1916).A
The House of Morgan began in London in 1837 as a trading house for nearly worthless state-backed
municipal bonds. (9). George Peabody was the founder of the House of Morgan. (18--56). A "believe me
book" by Grover Cleveland suggests the power of J.P. Morgan and the practice of issuing bonds to prop
up the Federal government that would accelerate later.
x P @ J.P. Morgan Sr. started a bank in Paris. x Mayer at 454. Morgan's Schroder. x Mayers at 270. The center of power in New York was
headed by J.P. Morgan and Co. while in Ohio it was the Rockefeller family. The two
x P families generally cooperated. x Quigley
at 72. Those under the influence of Morgan at 23 Wall Street included
Walter Burns, Clinto Dawkins, Edward Grenfell, Willard Straight, Thomas Lamont, Dwight Morrow,
Nelson Perkins, Russell Leffingwell, Elihu Root, John W. Davis, John Foster Dulles and S. Parker
x P (
Gilbert. x Quigley at 53. Morgan and the Lazard Bros. had "already existing financial cooperation..." Milner in 1901
refused $100,000 a year to become a partner in the Morgan bank in London (taken by E.C. Grenfell).
Instead he became a director of the London Joint Stock Bank--corporate precusor of the Midland Bank--
x P with a wide spread of disciples in papers, banks, administrative posts and Cabinet positions. x Quigley at 951.
The Morgan bank ran the entire Allied supply operation in WW I and controlled $3 billion in spending
at a direct profit of $30 million. (9). There can be no doubt of the important role played by the Morgan
interests during World War I: "In 1915, Morgan & Co. floated the hugest foreign loan ever dreamed
of. Five hundred million dollars--half a billion--went across the seas to serve as the sinews of war. The
Morgans became the purchasing agents in the United States for the whole Allied armies. They bought
billions upon billions of dollars' worth of arms and supplies. In one month, they spent more money than
x P ordinarily passes hands over the entire surface of the globe in a like amount of time."> x DALE CARNEGIE, FIVE MINUTE BIOGRAPHIES 87 (1937).>
The foreign aid program creates later demand for borrowing money at interest from the banks. The
unwritten code is you loan us enough money and we will agree not to tax you by providing exemptions.
The charter of BIS provided that the signatory central banks would provide the 500,000,000 Swiss Francs
divided into 200,000 shares: "Because the Federal Reserve System was unwilling to participate, a United
States banking group, consisting of J.P. Morgan & Company, the First National Bank of New York, and
x P p the First National Bank of Chicago, provided the United States subscription."Y x Henry H. Schloss, THE BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS 9 (September 1970).Y First National Bank of New York
x P 8 was controlled by J.P. Morgan. x Kenan at 94. First National City Bank of New York is one of the six "bank" dealers. x Kennan at
77. "The
financial core of the Rockefeller syndicate consists of the Chase Manhatten Bank, the First National City Bank of
New York (Citicorp), the Chemical Bank of New York, and the First
National Bank of Chicago. These rank second, third, sixth and tenth nationally as of 1969 assets. Closely
allied with them are the three 'mutual' life insurance companies--Metorpolitan, Equitable and New York
Life. These rank nationally second, third and fourth. 'Mutual' means they have no stock-holders, are run
as personal preserves (under law) by trustees who in turn are named to the posts by well-placed
money-market people. Ownership vests, automatically, in the policy holders. They have no more say-so,
x P x though, than they have over the Kremlin. One might say even say, less."M x Ferdinand Lundberg, THE ROCKEFELLER SYNDROME 45-46 (Zebra 1976).M
J.P. Morgan and Company and Bankers Trust New York are light on loans and heavy on government
bonds and short-term securities that can be quickly converted to cash. (8). J.P. Morgan, despite tighting
to other U.S. banks, still enjoys access to 100% of previous funding from foreign banks. (8).
Five "wise men" set the world price of bullion in the opulent Gold Room of N.M. Rothschild and Sons, St.
x P # Swithin's lane, at 10:30 each morning. "The Rothschilds have been Freemasons for generations."N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 223 (1984).N
Banking is a stronghold of Freemasonry in the world of business. "The Bank of England is rife with
x P % Masons and has its own Lodge." x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 135 (1984). "the Royal Exchange, theCorn Exchange, the Baltic Exchange,
the Metal Exchange, the Bank of England, the merchant banks, the insurance companies, the mercantile houses,
the Old Bailey, the Inns of Court, the Guildhall, the schools and colleges, the ancient markets, all of them have
Freemasons in significant positions."
z P " Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 223 (1984).
The Ancient and Accepted Rite of the ThirtyThird Degree is "the only cohesive masonic group run on truly
x P ' international lines."M x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 44 (1984).M ' 0*(( Ԍ The "World Order Models Project" and the Club of Rome's "Project on the Predicament of Mankind"
are two associations putting into effect the first of Well's two basic strategies for acheiving the world state (the
x P "Open Conspiracy"). The second basic strategy of H.G. Wells was for a secret freemasonry of science.Z ! x z P ԍ William Irvin Thompson, Passages About Earth 57 (1974).Z W.
x P X Warren Wagar, an H.G. Wells scholar, wrote explicitly about world takeover.Z " x z P ԍ William Irvin Thompson, Passages About Earth 57 (1974).Z Wagar wrote a doctoral
dissertation called "Building the City of Man: Outlines of a World Civilization." He made an emphasis on nuclear
x P war and stressed the integrating power of the great universal religions.Z # x z P ԍ William Irvin Thompson, Passages About Earth 58 (1974).Z
The average person may have difficulty relating to a worldwide lust for power:
"The typical person wants to enjoy success in his job, and to be able to afford a reasonably
high standard of living complete with leisure and travel. He wants to provide for his family in
sickness and in health and to give his children a sound education. His ambition stops there. He
has no desire to exercise power over others, to conqueror other land or peoples, to be a king.
He wants to mind his own business and enjoy life. Since he has no 'lust for power,' it is difficult
x P
for him to imagine that there are others who do...other who march to a different drum."O $ x z P ԍ Larry Abraham, Call It Conspiracy 20 (1985).O
FDR once said: "In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that
x P H
way.U % x z P ԍ Larry Abraham, Call It Conspiracy 26 (1985).U Congressman Martin Dies was once told by U.S. Supreme Court Frank Murphy, one time FDR Attorney
General, that: "We're doomed! The United States is doomed! The communists have control completely. They've
got control of Roosevelt and his wife as well. It's impossible for anyone to see him now, unless the appointment
x P is cleared by David Niles and his gang."~ & x z P ԍ Congressional Record A6833 (September 12, 1950); American Opinion 47 (February 1971).~
It is possible and now highly probable that we are living in a time of fulfillment of a longsought objective x P world or global conquest. ' x z P ԍ As an insightful Canadian journal, named after Winston Smith, the character in 1984 that kept a secret journal
from the Thought Police, has described our literal collective future: "One 'crisis' segues into another, and with each
new 'crisis' the world is led along by the unseen hand of the conspirators into the waiting arms of the new World
Order. A New World Order which will result in the most totalitarian, Orwellian society the world has ever seen.
Private property will disappear, world socialism will reign, people will be numbered from birth to grave, the State
will be the final arbiter of all things, and those disposed to dissent will disappear in the night. All individual thought,
action and belief will be subservient to the collective will of the global superState and new World Order fascists
z P z hiding behind the mask of World goodwill and environmental concern." Winston's Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1 at 3
(November 1991).
"The Illuminati consists of an organization bent on World Government, World Control, and World Religion. An
organization that has carried out much of this Plan for world domination through the centuries is known as the
Prieure de Sion. The upper grades of initiation in Masonry, under the Scottish Rite Order, are considered but the
lower degrees of initiation into the Prieurre de Sion. Freemasonry, the Golden Dawn, the Rosicrucians, the Knight
Templars, the Cathars, the Jewish Esseans, the Jewish Mystics and their Kabballa, are all interrelated. Their beliefs,
secrets, and teachings originated from the Mystery Religion of Ancient Babylon, and have been carried down
through centuries by secret organizations." "They believe that Jesus Christ did not die but survived the crucifixion;
then married Mary Magdalene whereupon a son was produced by the couple. According to this myth, Magdalene
left Israel and went to France with the child, where she lived her life in total seclusion...The Prieure de Sion
believes that Christ's human bloodline still exists today, and that they are the direct descendants of Jesus Christ
z P through this Merovingian bloodline!" Gary D. Blevins, End Vision 5 (July 1992). "New Agers have publicly made
z P their intent known to abolish cash money." Constance Cumbey, The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow 72 (1983).
"(F)rom the very onset, the Fabians worked for a 'New World Order' through indoctrination of young scholars in
the belief that eventually these intellectual revolutionaries could gain power and influence in the various opinion
making and power wielding agencies of the world and so achieve their aims. Their tactics became known as the
z P 'doctrine of the inevitability of gradualism.'" Des Griffin, Fourth Reich of the Rich 83 (1989). At a time when few should be satisfied with the accountability of those in power over
them, the trend is for more power to be given to appointed UN and other officials and soon that power will include
x P a world tax ( x The UN released a report on October 22, 1991, which stated that it will require a total of $1,288 billion over
z P the next decade to "save the planet." Mentioned were "Earth care bonds." Winston's Journal, Vol. 1, No. 3 at 6
z P (January 1992). The Washington Post reported on June 14, 1992, that the rich nations at the "Earth Summit" in
Brazil "agreed that some of them would meet a UN target of dedicating 0.7 percent of gross national product to
foreign aid by the year 2000, while others would try to meet the goal as soon as possible." Translated, this amounts
to $39.9 billion now and $50 billion by the year 2000. This figure contrasts with the present $16 billion given
z P annually in U.S. foreign aid. James P. Tucker, Jr., "Bush Pledges More Billion For New Globalist Demands," The
z P ~ Spotlight 13 (July 13, 1992). The concept being pushed the most by World Goodwill (founded by Alice Bailey)
is global sharing. "In reality, what is to take place is that the superrichthose who now control our banking and
money and own controlling interest in the multinational corporations that encircle the globewill continue to hold
on to their fabulous riches, property and power. But the average American must sacrifice 'for the good of all.'"Texe
z P Marrs, The Day They Take Our Money Away 179 (1990). Does this sound like the Communist platitude: "From each
according to his ability, to each according to his need." for the benefit of the Mother Earth.& ) x "Through a skillful wedding of socialism, New Age Pantheism and a manufactured climate of despair over a
'dying planet', these powerful individuals (David Rockefeller and Edmund de Rothschild) are creating a climate of
y P fear which will see mankind not only accept, but demand , a oneworld government to deliver us from
environmental apocalypse. This oneworld government will, of course, be the capstone of their planned New World
z P ! Order." Winston's Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1 at 1 (November 1991). & A philosophy of loyalty to one's countryz * x z P ԍ "We are indeed losing our heritage." Robert Morris, No Wonder We Are Losing 206 (1958).z does not apply
x P P to multi-national corporations or to international bankers. + x The CFR has advocated "building a new international order...including states labelling themselves as socialist."
CFR Special Study, No. 7 (November 25, 1959). David Rockefeller once said: "We don't really mind
x P what sort of government a country has, provided they can pay their bills." , x z P ԍ Malachi Martin, The Keys To This Blood 327 (1990). "In fact, this (Anglopile) network, which we may identify
as the Roundtable Groups, has no aversion to cooperating with the Communists, or any other groups, and frequently
z P does so." Caroll Quigley, Tragedy and Hope 136144 (1966). In his 1944 work, Quigley said of the Royal Institute
of International Affairs: "...When the influence which the Institute wields is combined with that controlled by the
Milner Group in other fieldsin education, in administration, in newspapers and periodicalsa really terrifying
picture begins to emerge...The picture is terrifying because such power, whatever the goals at which it may be
z P directed is too much to be entrusted safely to any group..." American Opinion 83 (October 1982). Russian historian
George Knupffer wrote that "the main point was that this (1917) revolution was supported first and foremost by
certain circles to whom national boundaries were a matter of no importance and who thought and acted
z P internationally at all times." Robert Henry Goldsborough, Lines of Credit: Ropes of Bondage 8 (1989).
The sole group feared by the Illuminati is self-sufficient with food, fuel, weapons, ammunition,
x P p medical supplies, clothing, etc.; - x Witchcraft and the Illuminati 2 (Spring 1981).; The most feared threat is a nationalist and selfsufficient leader who
will use force to repudiate usury compound interest debt bondage. The word "usury" used to mean any
interest. It came to mean interest that exceeds the rate established by law. In Matthew 25:24-27 the
servant felt the master was a thief. If the servant thought his master was a thief, then he should have loaned out the
x P money at usury because that is what the master would have wanted.7 . x Ken Warner, Give Us A King 120-121 (1988).7
William the Conqueror refused to give tribute to Rome under Gregory VII. He said: "I owe my kingdom
x P to God and my sword."7 / x Peter de Rosa, VICARS OF CHRIST 69 (1988).7 Repudiation of debts is the primary concern of international bankers and plays a large
role in the histories of many nations. The penetration began at the top with the ruler. Then kings were prevented
x P x from realizing their mistake and seizing their swords.7 0 x DAVID ASTLE, THE BABYLONIA WOE 180 (1975).7 Adam Smith wrote: "When national debts have once been
accumulated to a certain degree, there is scarce, I believe, a single instance of their having been fairly and
x P completely paid.": 1 x LAWRENCE MALKIN, THE NATIONAL DEBT 47 (1987).: Professor Stuart Crane was quoted:
"If you look back at every war in Europe during the Nineteenth century, you will see
that they always ended with the establishment of a 'balance of power.' With every reshuffling
there was a balance of power in a new grouping around the House of Rothschild in England,
France, or Austria. They grouped nations so that if any king got out of line a war would be
decided by which way the financing went. Researching the debt positions of the warring nations
x P % will usually indicate who was to be punished."U 2 x z P ԍ Larry Abraham, Call It Conspiracy 46 (1985).U
The threat of war is the ultimate banker enforcement threat. The technique consists in arming two ' 0*(( Ԍ x P nations that are of roughly equal size and power.; 3 x A. Ralph Epperson, THE UNSEEN HAND 124 (1985).; Cutting off loans to the nation that defaults prevents military
x P purchases.} 4 x "But while wars and revolutions have been useful to international bankers in gaining or increasing control over
governments, the key to such control has always been control of money. You can control a government if you have
it in your debt; a creditor is in a position to demand the privileges of monopoly from the sovereign. Moneyseeking
governments have granted monopolies in state banking, natural resources, oil concessions and transportation.
However, the monopoly which the international financiers most covet is control over a nation's money." Larry
z P Abraham, Call It Conspiracy 48 (1985).} War is also used as a means to force a nation to borrow money and thus get into debt. Both the
x P Spanish and the English, the two empires that ran the world before we did, "went under as they went into debt."; 5 x LAWRENCE MALKIN, THE NATIONAL DEBT 134 (1987).;
x P X British kings fighting Louis XIV amassed war debts that were twenty times their annual revenue.: 6 x LAWRENCE MALKIN, THE NATIONAL DEBT 68 (1987).: Governments,
as sovereign debtors, try to stay one step ahead of their bourgeois creditors. King Edward I of England turned to
Florentine bankers to finance his wars in the 13th century and pledged an export tax on English wool as collateral.
The Italian bankers were unable to station themselves in the English custom-houses--unlike the U.S. Marines that
x P x seven centuries later were sent to Latin America to make sure the duties were collected.: 7 x LAWRENCE MALKIN, THE NATIONAL DEBT 68 (1987).: During the 19th century
x P @ every Latin American government suspended interest payments--as often as once every seven years.: 8 x LAWRENCE MALKIN, THE NATIONAL DEBT 69 (1987).: Louis XIV
of France had spent the nation into bankruptcy. Along came John Law who proposed that the government gain
control of all the silver and gold by making it illegal to own it. Then paper currency was issued and Law was put
in charge of the Royal Bank. The people became suspicious of the king's paper money and John Law died in abject
x P ` poverty.l 9 x ROBERT L. PRESTON, HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE COMING CRASH 69 (1973); JOHN T. FLYNN,
MEN OF WEALTH.l Renaissance governments turned to bonds and the favored method of dodging creditors was to suspend
x P (
interest payments. France did so at least once every thirty years from the 16th to the 19th centuries.: : x LAWRENCE MALKIN, THE NATIONAL DEBT 69 (1987).: Around 1806
William IX's fortune was sent with Nathan Rothschild to London. It was invested in 800 million pounds of gold
x P from the East India Company. Wellington would then be provided in his peninsular campaign.V ; x z P ԍ George Armstrong, Rothschild Money Trust 22 (1940).V
y P H
In the recent Gulf War, Hussein asserted Iraq's historic claim to Kuwait "above all to cut the Gordian knot
y P of debt and simmering discontent left by the War with Iran."y < x z P ԍ Judith Miller and Laurie Myroie, Saddam Hussein and the Crisis in the Gulf 190 (1990).y
If kings are eliminated, no force can be used to resist payment of the debts. This is the reason that the
Illuminati wanted to eliminate monarchy. One world government means centralized usury debt collection using Blue
helmets. When the World Court obtains world jurisdiction, the law of perpetual debt will be enforced: "International
law is clear on this point, stipulating in absolute terms that, whether a change in government springs from internal
revolution or from invasion by an outside conqueror, the new government is legally responsible for the country's
x P outstanding debts. Like the rules of war, the rules of sovereign borrowing are unaffectedly civilized."A = x z P ԍ Judy Shelton, The Coming Soviet Crash 90 (1989). Calvin Coolidge said in his December 6, 1923 address to
Congress: "I do not favor the cancellation of (foreign) debt...Our country would not wish to assume the role of an
oppressive creditor, but would maintain the principle that financial obligations between nations are likewise moral
z P Z obligations which international faith and honor require should be discharged." Treasury of Presidential Quotations
55 (C. Harnsberger Ed. 1964). In April 1992, the U.S. Senate ratified the UN Covenant on Civil and Political
Rights. "The Convention establishes a Commission of Human Rights which may receive complaints from individuals
or groups or from member nations. It deals with some complaints only 'after all domestic remedies have been
z P | exhausted.'" William O. Douglas, A World Without War 170 (1961). The individual votes on the Covenant went
unrecorded. In 1952 John Foster Dulles stated: "Under our Constitution, treaties become the supreme law of the
land. They are indeed more supreme than ordinary laws, for congressional laws are invalid if they do not conform
to the Constitution, whereas treaty laws can override the Constitution." Alexander Hamilton said: "On natural
principles, a treaty which should manifestly betray or sacrifice primary interests of the state would be null."
Jefferson said the treatymaking power "must have meant to except out of those the rights reserved to the states..."
In 1920 the U.S. Supreme Court, in Missouri v. Holland, held that a properly ratified treaty does supersede the
Constitution. This has been extended to presidential agreements never even seen by the U.S. Senate. John F.
z P McManus, "Treaties Versus the Constitution," The New American 44 (July 27, 1992). In the Chinese Exclusion
z P Case, the Supreme Court stated: "The treaties were of no greater legal obligation than the act of Congress. By the
Constitution, laws made in pursuance thereof and treaties made under the authority of the United States are both
declared to be the supreme law of the land, and no paramount authority is given to one over the other. A treaty,
it is true, is in its nature a contract between nations and is often merely promissory in its character, requiring
legislation to carry its stipulations into effect. Such legislation will be open to future repeal or amendment. If the
treaty operates by its own force, and relates to a subject within the power of Congress, it can be deemed in that
particular only the equivalent of a legislative act, to be repealed or modified at the pleasure of Congress. In either
z P case the last expression of the sovereign will must control." William O. Douglas, A World Without War 174175
(1961). Douglas wrote: "A treaty stands of course no higher than an Act of Congress under our system of
government." Id. at 174. "What Congress grants, Congress can take away." Id. at 175. The same is true for all
rights granted to the people by any governmentours or the world government!A The true
purpose of Weishaupt was to rule the world: "The true purpose of the Order was to rule the world. To achieve this
it was necessary for the Order to
x P destroy all religions, overthrow all governments and abolish private property." > x z P ԍ A. Ralph Epperson, The New World Order 106 (1990). He might have added that public debt assumed by the
governments of the world was the key to his last two ideas. "In the course of centuries the Apostolics, Albigenses,
Anabaptists, and other sects clung to the principle of the unlawfulness of private property." Rev. Clarence Kelly,
z P Z Conspiracy Against God and Man 28 (1974).
x P r # x 6X @ 8Q kX@# # \ P[ ,Q "P# "Anunit" was the pagan sun goddess. In mythology the Golden Age was the time the Saturnian kingdom would
return. Saturn was the father of Osirus. The Golden Age is also the age of the Platonic
x P Republic. Plato's Republic is a blueprint for a Communist society. ? x z P ԍ Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman, To Eliminate the Opiate 91 (1974). The outline for Plato's utopia was Sparta
although it was "a little blurred by a strange indifference to Ideas. Weary and fearful of the vulgarity and chaos of
z P democracy, many Greek thinkers took refuge in an idolatry of Spartan order and law." Will Durant, The Life of
z P \ Greece 87 (1939). Both of these Latin legends are drawn from
x P verses in Virgil.I @ x Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman, TO ELIMINATE THE OPIATE 53 (1974).I The Greek system was based "an unshakable belief in the worth of the
individual man." They thought that man was to respected "not as an instrument of an omnipotent
x P Z overlord, but for his own sake."4 A x C.M. Bowra, CLASSICAL GREECE 11 (1965).4 Plato, however, "believed not in political liberty, but in order." B x Bowra at 140.
In the abandoned Harry S. Truman Peace Institute at the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus in
Jerusalem there is a painting which has three strands of hair emanating from an illuminating background which then
x P unite to form one bond. This represents the three classes of Plato's Republic.I C x Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman, TO ELIMINATE THE OPIATE 19 (1974).I Under Communism D x As early as 1300 B.C. a certain kind of communism was introduced on the Island of Crete. All citizens were
educated in a uniform manner and meals were a community exercise. Lycurgus may have adopted this system as
his model for Sparta. Plato regarded this form of government as ideal while Aristotle condemned it. James Madison
said Lycurgus mixed "a portion of violence with the authority of
z P superstition..." Rev. Clarence Kelly, Conspiracy Against Man and God 19 (1974). A fairly recent definition of
Communism has been suggested: "An international, conspiratorial drive for power on the part of men in high places
willing to use any means to bring about their desired aimglobal conquest." Larry Abraham,
z P z Call It Conspiracy 23 (1985). "Socialism is usually defined as government ownership and/or control over the basic
means of production and distribution of goods and services. When analyzed this means government control over
everything, including you. All controls are 'people' controls. If the government controls these areas it can eventually
do just exactly as Marx set out to dodestroy the right to own private property, eliminate the family and wipe out
religion." Id. at 32. the very
powerful and wealthy are its Kings and Priests: "They secretly manipulate and control most Communist governments
x P B and Marxist-Leninist activities throughout the world."L E x Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman, TO ELIMINATE THE OPIATE 18-19 (1974).L Mendelssohn's translations of Plato's Republic were never
x P
published. They were placed with Eric Warburg--the son of Max Warburg.I F x Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman, TO ELIMINATE THE OPIATE 83 (1974).I
The three lies of the serpent in the Garden of Eden were: 1) To deny the word of God, 2) You shall not surely
x P b" die G x Genesis 3:45. (reincarnation H x Prince Phillip, leader of the World Wildlife Fund, has been quoted: "If I were to be reincarnated, I would wish
z P to return as a killer virus to lower human population levels." Winston's Journal, Vol. 1, No. 3 at 6 (January 1992).
The New Age teaches the Law of Rebirth: "This is basically a teaching that man does not really die, but that he
instead is endlessly reborn into new life cycles until such time as he perfects himself sufficiently to qualify for
z P " endless rest (Nirvana). Of course, this just happens to match one of the lies of the serpent in the Garden of Eden
in telling Eve 'you shall not surely die.'" Cumbey at 65.) and 3) Ye shall be Gods I x Genesis 3:45. Genesis 3:7 refers to "the eyes of them both were opened..." Yet Adam and Eve were not blind.
So, this refers to opening of the mind's eye by Satan. This occurs when meditation is practiced. J.R. Church,
z P Guardians of the Grail 159 (1989). (God is within you). Whittaker Chambers wrote that the
humanisticcommunistic conspiracy "is not new. It is, in fact, man's second oldest faith. Its promise was whispered
x P # in the first days of the Creation under the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. 'Ye shall be as Gods.'"i J x z P ԍ Robert Henry Goldsborough, Lines of Credit: Ropes of Bondage 2 (1989).i
x P % To lie with a beast is death. "Whosoever lieth with as beast shall surely be put to death." K x Exodus 22:19. Nachash seduced
Eve. "And the LORD God said unto the woman, What is this that thou has done? And the woman said, the serpent
x P ' beguiled me, and I did eat." L x Genesis 3:13. Eve was with child. M x Genesis 3:16. Eve had twins (one by Adam and one by Cain). Cain was ' 0*(( x P the wicked one. N x 1 John 3:12. Cain killed Abel and was banished to Nod with a mark on him. He built a city named after his
son Enoch--Babylon. Tubal-Cain descended from Cain.
Barbaric treatment of humans was justified by the concept of sinfulness of everyone conceived through
sex. "The religious teaching of automatic spiritual condemnation because of human procreation generated
a powerful conflict between the drive for spiritual freedom and the physical drive to reproduce. The result
was intense anxiety on the subject of sex and an increase in nonprocreative sexual activity such as homosexuality,
autoeroticism, nonprocreative forms of intercourse, pornography, voyeurism, and abortion.
The irony in this is clear. Those religions which have most strongly condemned the 'inherent sin' in all
x P human beings have also been those who have most vocally opposed nonprocreative sex.": O x William Bramley, THE GODS OF EDEN 136 (1990).:
Pre-marital sex causes focus on women as sexual objects and leads to pleasure--hence lack of
discipline. Desire to get it now and readiness to embrace debt. Families become unstable as men look at other
women. Being carnally-minded. "For to be carnally minded is death, but to be spiritually minded
x P
is life and peace." P x Romans 8:6-8. Adam was not deceived. Q x 1 Timothy 2:14. Death passed to all men. R x Romans 5:12. And to all creation. S x Romans 8:20-22.
x P About 13,600 B.C. a great flood inundated much of the world. T x z P ԍ James Trager, The People's Chronology 1 (1979). In 3000 B.C. the Gilgamesh in Sumerian cuneiform is the
first known written legend which tells of a great flood in which man was saved by building an ark.
Id. at 4.
The year 5508 B.C. was adopted in the 7th century B.C. by Constantinople as the year of Creation and will
x P be used by the Eastern Orthodox Church and in Russia until early in the 18th century.R U x z P ԍ James Trager, The People's Chronology 3 (1979).R
x P h The year 5490 B.C. is reckoned as the year of Creation by early Syrian Christians.R V x z P ԍ James Trager, The People's Chronology 3 (1979).R
The year 4004 B.C. (October 23) is determined as the year of Creation by the Irish theologian James Ussher
x P in A.D. 1650.R W x z P ԍ James Trager, The People's Chronology 3 (1979).R
The year 3760 B.C. is adopted as the year of Creation in the Hebrew calendar that will be used from the 15th
x P century A.D.R X x z P ԍ James Trager, The People's Chronology 3 (1979).R
The year 3641 B.C. (February 10) is the date of Creation as reckoned by Mayan calendars in the Western
x P p hemisphere.R Y x z P ԍ James Trager, The People's Chronology 3 (1979).R
The Urantia book states: "The Biblical story of Noah, the ark, and the flood is an invention of the Hebrew
priesthood during the Babylonian captivity. There has never been a universal flood since life was established on
x P Urantia."? Z x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 875 (1955).? Only eight souls were saved from the "Old World." They were Noah, Shem, Ham, Japheth and their
x P X four wives.a [ x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
After the flood, the beginning of earthly governments was on the plains of Shina. Over them Nimrod was made
x P king. \ x Gen. 10:10. Babylon received the disapproval of God. ] x Gen. 11:19. "Satan put Nimrod before the people as one greater than
Jehovah God; and he was hailed by the people as 'Nimrod, the might hunter before the Lord.'" The word "before"
means superior to. Nimrod defied the law of God's covenant, slew animals and
x P defiled the earth with their blood.I ^ x z P ԍ J.F. Rutherford, Government 36 (1928).I His followers worshipped the Devil and the fallen angels and object set up by
x P the evil one.I _ x z P ԍ J.F. Rutherford, Government 37 (1928).I
The plan of Bablot, a descendant of Nod, proposed a pretentious temple of racial glorification. This location
became known as Bablod and eventually Babel. The Nodites became divided into three groups and fell to fighting
x P # after four and a half years of work on the tower.? ` x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 858 (1955).?
Noah was warned of the impending flood. God commanded that due to the limited space on the ark, no
intercourse should take place. This commandment was violated by Ham (Noah's second son). "Ham had intercourse
with a preAdamite woman on the Ark, a dark skinned person. Their offspring was a black son named Cush, who ' 0*(( x P became the symbol of Ethiopia."Q a x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 6 (1987).Q Noah was vexed at Ham's transgression. He drank too much wine and was
x P exposed in his drunkenness. Ham's son Canaan b x Genesis 9:18. saw his grandfather
x P exposed.h c x "And Ham saw the nakedness of his father, and told his two brethren outside." Genesis 9:22.h The other sons of Noah, Shem and Japheth, hastened to cover him with a garment. d x Genesis 9:23. When Noah
x P X awoke "and knew what his younger son had done unto him" he was furious. e x Genesis 9:24. He pronounced a curse on Canaan:
x P "Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren." f x Genesis 9:10. he then said: "(B)lessed be the Lord
x P God of Shem; and Canaan shall be his servant." g x Genesis 9:26. Noah lived after the flood three hundred and fifty years. Genesis 9: 28. All his days were 950
years and he died. Genesis 9:29.
Among the reasons suggested for Noah's tremendous anger, it has been suggested that Ham may have slept with
x P @ Noah's wife or that Noah finally discharged his anger at him for his misbehavior on the ark.Q h x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 7 (1987).Q In the absence
of a clue from the Bible, scholars have concluded that Canaan did something degrading to Noah. "These scholars
decided that Canaan, being of mixed race, and therefore not bound by the rigid moral code of the Adamites, had
x P probably committed a homosexual act on his grandfather."Q i x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 8 (1987).Q The Canaanites originated the practices of demon x P ` worship, occult rites, child sacrifice and cannibalism.Q j x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 8 (1987).Q Ham was persuaded by his consort Naamah, to practice
x P (
ritual murder and cannibalism. k x z P ԍ The word cannibalism comes from Canaan and the demon god Baal. Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan
12 (1987). By eating fairskinned persons, he was told, his descendants would regain their
x P
superior qualities.R l x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 11 (1987).R
Since the time of Abraham, Jews were committed to preserve the "Seven Commandments of the Sons
x P H
of Noah."I m x Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman, TO ELIMINATE THE OPIATE 23 (1974).I The seven laws are: 1) Thou shalt not engage in idol worship, 2) Thou shalt not blaspheme
God, 3) Thou shalt not shed innocent blood of any human being nor fetus nor ailing person who has a
limited time to live, 4) Thou shalt not engage in bestial, incestuous, adulterous, or homosexual relations
nor commit the act of rape, 5) Thou shalt not steal, 6) Thou shalt establish laws and courts of law to
administer these laws, including the death penalty for those who kill, administered only if there is
x P 0 one testifying eyewitness and 7) Thou shalt not be cruel to animals.I n x Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman, TO ELIMINATE THE OPIATE 24 (1974).I
x P Nimrod "the mighty hunter" o x "He was a mighty hunter before the LORD: wherefore it is said, Even as Nim'rod the mighty hunter before
the LORD." Genesis 10:9. came from Cush.^ p x "And Cush begot Nim'rod; he began to be a mighty one in the earth." Genesis 10:8.^ He inherited the garments which God made for Adam
and Eve before he expelled them from the Garden of Eden that had been stolen by Ham. As long as he wore the
x P P garments he was considered invincible. Nimrod was the founder of Babylon and the City of Nineveh.R q x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 10 (1987).R Nimrod
x P was born on High Sabbath (December 25th) on a Sunday.R r x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 10 (1987).R Talmudic
x P literature describes Nimrod as "he who made all the people rebel against God."R s x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 11 (1987).R Before being killed,
x P he indulged in sex orgies and child sacrifices.R t x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 37 (1987).R The "X" is the legendary symbol for Nimrod. This was on the
x P p forehead of Charles Manson's women.9 u x Also we have "X" rated movies. The King's X.9 A double X (double cross) indicates betrayal into the hands of Satan. v x z P ԍ As in Exxonthe historic Rockefeller firm of Standard Oil of New Jersey. Eustace Mullins, The Curse
z P of Canaan 11 (1987). Merry Xmas means "Magical or Merriment Communion with Nimrod."
x P 8 His mother was Semiramis and Nimrod married her.r w x Freud promoted the use of cocaine for his patients and described the prohibition against incestthe oldest taboo
among civilized peoplesas "perhaps the most maiming wound ever inflicted throughout the
z P ages on the erotic life of man." Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 236 (1987). Freud was a cocaine addict
z P Z while Jung was an occultist. Ancient Empires of the New Age 28 (1989). Around 1935 he had a relationship with
z P $ Mary Bancroft who was on Allen Dulles staff. Leonard Mosely, Dulles 170 (1978).
Mary Mellon underwent therapy with Jung. When she returned to America "she bustled about buying up
z P manuscripts and treatises about the occult, forgotten works on alchemy." Burton Hersh, The Mellon
z P Family 401402 (1978). Mary Mellon's Bollingen Foundation was named after the site of Jung's retreat.
z P J Burton Hersh, The Mellon Family 405 (1978). On October 11, 1946, Mary had a seizure while riding.
She died and Paul vowed to carry on her ideas with the help of Jack Barrett. Jung was originally a friend of Marys'
z P and then became a friend of Paul Mellon. Burton Hersh, The Mellon Family 406 (1978). Maslow, Rogers and
Fromm all "made the trip East" and popularized the idea that high selfesteem was the answer to all psychological
z P n problems. Ancient Empires of the New Age 28 (1989). Maslow taught Abbie Hoffman while at Brandeis University.
Playboy 76 (May 1976). In 1968 Maslow told a Boston audience at the American Psychiatric Association: "I feel
that the revolution among the youth involves the best of the young people. Today, we are presented with the first
possibility of attaining brotherhood of man,
abolishing war, transcending materialism and creating a real world government."
r She was called the "Mother of Heaven" or "Queen of
x P Heaven." She set up temple prostitution and demanded blood sacrifices.M x x z P ԍ Gary D. Blevins, End Vision 5 (July 1992).M Today she is worshiped, as she was
x P in Greece, as Gaiathe MotherEarthGoddess and as Mary, the Virgin MotherOur Lady of Fatima.M y x z P ԍ Gary D. Blevins, End Vision 5 (July 1992).M
x P X Shem (another son of Noah) killed Nimrod and cut him into several pieces.$ z x Nimrod had begun to build the Tower of Babel, a ziggurat or temple tower which was planned to rise up into
z P the heavens. Josephus said that: "Ham's black grandson, Nimrod, was beheaded by Shem." Eustace Mullins, The
z P Curse of Canaan 12 (1987).$ It was at this time that the
pagan religions went underground and became "Mysteries." Semiramis (Ashtarte, Isis, Cybele, Irene, Diane, Ishtar,
x P Venus) gathered all the pieces of Nimrod together (except his penis) and the religion of Baal { x "And Elijah came unto all the people and said, How long halt ye between two opinions? If the LORD be God,
follow him; but if Baal, then follow him." 1 Kings 18:21. "And they forsook the LORD, and served Ba'al and
Ash'taroth." 2 Judges 13. or worship of the
x P obelisk (penis) was born in the occult. | x Numbers 25. In Babylon the temples of Baal and Ashtoreth were generally together:
"Mainly, they served as houses of prostitution, in which the priestesses were prostitutes, and the male priests were
x P @ Sodomites who were available for the worshippers who were of that persuasion."R } x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 23 (1987).R Abraham was the father of
x P the Jewish nation.L ~ x z P ԍ Ancient Empires of the New Age 39 (1989).L The legend of Midrash holds that when Nimrod was informed of Abraham's birth, he ordered
all the male children killed: "Abraham was hidden in a cave, but in later life he was discovered by Nimrod, who
x P ! then ordered him to worship fire. Abraham refused and was thrown into the fire."R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 11 (1987).R Nimrod and his cohorts
"changed the glory of the incorruptible God into an image liken to corruptible man, and to birds and fourfooted
x P (# beasts and creeping things." x Romans 1:23. The following verses cover the whole diabolical practice of homosexuality. William Josiah
z P Sutton, The Illuminati 666 at 7 (1983). Nimrod (Baal, Osirus, Horus, Jupiter, Centaur, Bacchus, Marduk, Bel or
x P # Merodach) was the first man to rule the world and introduced genocide.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 11 (1987).R He "was the first dictator."L x z P ԍ Ancient Empires of the New Age 38 (1989).L In
x P $ Greece he was known as Nicholaus.V x z P ԍ Roy Allan Anderson, The Illuminati 666 at 7 (1983).V
Nimrod was the 13th in the lineage of Ham (Ham, Cush, Mizraim, Phut, Canaan, Seba, Havilah, Sebtah,
x P ' Raamah, Sebtechah, Sheba, Dedan and Nimrod).V x z P ԍ Gary D. Blevins, 666: The Final Warning 199 (1990).V Nimrod was the prototype of the various heads of idolatrous ' 0*(( x P systemsBel, Tammuz, Osirus, Bacchus, etc. x z P ԍ Wm. Hoste, "What Should Be the Attitude of Christian Missionaries Towards Other Religions?" Heresies
z P Exposed 209210 (September 1973). The ancestors of Isreal served idols on the other side of the
x P flood. x Josh. 24:14. A book of the revolutionary period told how master Moses marshalled
x P the Israelites into a regular and General Lodge and master Solomon built the Temple.c x z P ԍ Esther Forbes, Paul Revere & the World He Lived In 5859 (1942).c King Solomon
x P X had a specimen of all the neighboring cults around his court. x Josh. 24:14. Idolatry is the deliberate attempt of
x P Satan to usurp divine honors. x Josh. 24:14. In Kings 1:23 the sick king of Israel sent to inquire of the god of
x P Ekron, who was Baalzebub himself. x Matt. 12:2427. The Holy Scriptures are the Truth. x John 17:17.
x P x Nimrod founded Freemasonry and built the Tower of Babel x "And the beginning of his kingdom was Babel, and Er'ech, and Accad, and Clneh, in the the land
of Shinar." Genesis 10:10. in defiance of God's will. x ""At Nippur they built a great tower of brick to their chief god, Ellil (Enlil), the memory of which is
z P supposed to be preserved in the story of the Tower of Babel." H. G. Wells, The Outline of History 136 (1921). The
best explanation for the anger of God seems to be that the Tower was built after the flood and may have been an
attempt to escape the wrath of God. Or, if Wells is correct that it was built to a "chief" God, then it was not
dedicated to the one God. An
x P @ old rhyme says: "If history be no ancient Fable Freemasons came from the Tower of Babel."` x z P ԍ Esther Forbes, Paul Revere & the World He Lived In 58 (1942).`
x P Nimrod was the first to teach the arts of masonry.[ x z P ԍ William Josiah Sutton, The Illuminati 666 at 103 (1983).[ Albert G. Mackey, 33 degree, wrote that the
divine Hermes (Mercury, Thoth, Osiris) [Cush] and/or Hermes Trimegistus or Thrice Great was one of
x P the founders of Masonry.t x z P ԍ Albert G. Mackey, An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry and Its Kindred Sciences at 322.t Mackey further gives the name Nimrod as one of the founders of Masonry.w x z P ԍ Albert G. Mackey, II An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry and Its Kindred Sciences at 518.w
z P (
Rev. Walton Hannah, an Anglican clergyman, stated his book Darkness Visible, that every Christian Church
that had studied Freemasonry has declared it was incompatible with Christianity:
"These condemnations ranged from the famous papal pronouncements, the first of which
was in 1738, to an instruction of General Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, that 'no
language of mine could be too strong in condemning an Officer's affiliation with any Society
which shuts Him outside its Temples.' The Greek Orthodox Church, pointing out that Lutheran,
Methodists and Presbyterian communities had also declared masonry incompatible with Christianity,
condemned the movement formally in 1933 in part and significantly because 'it constitutes a
mystagogical system which reminds of of the ancient heathen mysteryreligions and cults from
x P which it descends and is their continuation and regeneration.'"N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 241 (1984).N
Candidates for Masonic initiation are told that one of the basic qualifications for membership is belief
x P R in a Supreme Being of some kind.N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 233 (1984).N Masonry teaches that Christ is not God but man. The definition of a
Christian is one who believes in Christ's teachings. Jesus taught that "no one cometh unto the Father, but by
x P me."N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 234 (1984).N While candidates are told that the name "Great Architect of the Universe" can be applied to whatever
Supreme Being they choose, "it is a blatant lie." There is a subtle trick: "In fact the Masonic
God cloaked under the description Great Architect has a specific name and a particular nature, which
has nothing to do with Christ, Vishnu, Buddha, Mohammed or any other being recognized by the great
x P faiths of the modern world."N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 234 (1984).N "The true name, although not the nature, of the masonic God is revealed
only to those Third Degree Masons who elect to be 'exalted' to the Holy Royal Arch...the Royal Arch is
an extension of the Third Degree and represents the completion of the 'ordeal' of the master Mason. Only
x P Z about onefifth of all master Masions are exalted."N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 235 (1984).N In the ritual of exhaltation, the name of the Great
Architect of the Universe "is revealed as JAHBULON..." JAH represents Jahweh, the God of the
Hebrews. BUL is Baal, the ancient Canaanite fertility god with "licentious rites of imitative magic." ON
x P is Osirius, the Ancient Egyptian god of the underworld.N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 236 (1984).N Egypt was the first world power and oppressed those
x P z who claimed to serve God.I x z P ԍ J.F. Rutherford, Government 37 (1928).I From and after the time of the rebellion of Lucifer, his rule over man became
wrong and therefore without right. The invisible ruler of Babylon was Satan. When the star of Assyria was set,
Babylon arose to the position of a world power and Satan became "the god of this world." The first emperor of
x P Bablylon was Nebuchadnezzar.L x z P ԍ J.F. Rutherford, Government 8586 (1928).L The 16thcentury demonologist John Weir identified Baal as a devil with the
body of a spider and three headsa man, a toad and a cat. His voice was raucous and he taught his followers guile,
x P b" cunning and the ability to become invisible.N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 236 (1984).N A member of the Royal Arch Chapter has the real name of
x P *# "GAOTU" communicated to him.N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 243 (1984).N
x P $ One masonic dogma is that there are no immutable truths.T x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 243 (1984).T "Freemasonry, viewed doctrinally, is
x P % Theosophy."a x z P ԍ W. Hoste, "Freemasonry," Heresies Exposed 97 (September 1973).a "Without doubt in general its voables are the same, but the god of masonry at any rate is
x P J& altogether other than the God of the Bible.F x Exod. 20:3; Isa. 42:8; 1 Cor. 3:11; Acts 4:12; Col. 1:18.F He is a composite deityJehovah, Baal and On, or Osirus, rolled J& 0*(( into one, under the initials J.B.O." The divine namethe great secret of masonryis one which no Mason may
x P pronounce himself.a x z P ԍ W. Hoste, "Freemasonry," Heresies Exposed 98 (September 1973).a
There are several masonic orders which are exclusively Christianthe Knights Templar, the Ancient and
x P Accepted Rite, the Societas Rosicruciana, the Knights of Malta, and the Order of Eri.R x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 239240 (1984).R
A Mason may make himself secretly known to others in a room by a particular arrangemnt of his feet. It comes
from the First Degree where the candidate is required "to stand perfectly erect, your feet formed in a square..."
There are three basic handshakes. The Entered Apprentice "applies distinct pressure with his right thumb on the
knuckle of the other man's forefinger. The Fellow Craft does the same thing with the second knuckle. The Master
Mason applies distinct pressure with his right thumb between the knuckles of the other's middle and third
x P finger."N x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 132 (1984).N
The penalties for revealing secrets include for the Apprentice having his tongue torn out, for the Fellow Craft
to have his heart torn from his breast, the Master mason to have his bowels burned to ashes and the exaltee to the
x P Royal Arch accepts to have the top of his skull sliced off.] x z P ԍ Stephen Knight, The Brotherhood 3031 (Dorset Press 1986).]
In 3400 B.C. Egypt's first Dynasty (Thinite dynasty) unites the northern and southern kingdoms under the
x P pharoah Menes who founded a city called Memphis.R x z P ԍ James Trager, The People's Chronology 4 (1979).R
x P The Egyptians and many African tribes believed in two factors: the "ka" and the "ba."@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1215 (1955).@
In Egypt the Pharaohs (from the Hebrew "Pira" meaning "long hair") ruled over the native Egyptians who were
x P shorthaired.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 13 (1987).R Shem (Shu in Egyptthe son of Rathe Sun God) was both longhaired and fair haired and
x P founded the great civilization of Egypt.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 13 (1987).R Shem was called by the Egyptian priests "Shufu" or "Khufu" and he
x P built the Great Pyramid at Gizeh. As a symbol of his military successes, Shem adopted the lion.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 13 (1987).R The Royal
Astronomer of Scotland concluded that the evidence was irrefutable that Shem had built the Great Pyramid. The
x P Sphinx was a portrait of Shem.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 14 (1987).R His descendent, Amenhotep IV, stopped the barbaric practices introduced by
Naamah and her followers from Babylon. He was murdered by the priests so they could resume their orgies of lust
x P and child sacrifices. Herodotus was told that the Great Pyramid was built by "a wandering shepherd."R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 14 (1987).R The
x P p priests hated Shem because he slew Nimrod.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 14 (1987).R The Arab scholar Murtadi noted that Num and Khufu (Shufu),
x P 8 the builders of the Pyramids, lived with Noah.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 14 (1987).R In the Book of the Dead Shem is Menes.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 14 (1987).R Ham was later
x P known as the Egyptian God Amon.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 16 (1987).R
The last will and testament of Canaan read: "Love one another, love robbery, love lewdness, hate your masters,
x P X and do not speak the truth."R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 17 (1987).R The Babylonian Talmud says: "Five things did Canaan charge his sons: love one
x P another, love robbery, love lewdness, hate your masters, and do not speak the truth."] x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 17 (1987); Pes. 113b.] These five points have
been the operating m.o. for the Canaanites for three thousand years. "theWill of Canaan today remains the operating
instructions of the Canaanite heirs, who presently control the World Order. At the same time, it remains unknown
to the peoples whom the Canaanites continue to rob, enslave, and massacre." The instructions are a command to
x P @ commit genocide against the people of Shem.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 17 (1987).R
x P The confusion of tongues and the dispersion took place 2247 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
The Mormon Church traces historical data going back to 2200 B.C. It claims that Christ, after his resurrection
x P (# visited America. The Book of Mormon is named in honor of the father of Moroni._ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and Curious Cults 255256 (1961)._
The Mormon church has a vast genealogical library housed in a mountain vault protected by 700-foot
x P % thick mountain granite and a 14-ton steel door.; x William Bramley, THE GODS OF EDEN 349 (1990). ; The Mormon objectives include "a complete genealogical record
x P H& of the entire human race.": x William Bramley, THE GODS OF EDEN 351 (1990).: In the German lodges the Scottish degrees were "Christian in nature." Special Jewish
lodges were created resulting in the "Order of Melchizedek" named
in honor of the Old Testament priest-king. Across the Atlantic, "the name of Melchizedek was about to ' 0*(( Ԍbe resurrected on the American continent during what some people believe to have been a series of significant UFO
episodes. Those episodes gave the world a new religion; the Church of Jesus Christ of
x P Latter Day Saints, better known as the Mormon Church.": x William Bramley, THE GODS OF EDEN 332 (1990).: Around 2200 B.C. the Melchizedek
Priesthood began to make its ceremonial aprons out of white lambskin. Freemasons eventually adopted white
x P lambskin and have used it for their aprons ever since.: x William Bramley, THE GODS OF EDEN 102 (1990).: "The Mormon priesthood is divided into
two sections: the Priesthood of Aaron (named after Moses' brother) and the High Priesthood, better known
x P as the Priesthood of Melchizedek (named after the Biblical king Melchizedek).": x William Bramley, THE GODS OF EDEN 347 (1990).: Joseph Smith was a Freemason
x P x "for a short period of time in order to borrow from the Craft.": x William Bramley, THE GODS OF EDEN 347 (1990).:
The battle of the nine kings took place in 1913 B.C. Noah had been dead 85 years. Shem lived after the battle
x P 67 years.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a Melchhizedek of Genesis 14:18 and and Hebrew 7:1 was probably Shem.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
x P ` The Canaanites in 1200 B.C. disappeared and dispersedtaking the name of the Phoenicians.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 20 (1987).R Their political
x P (
parties included the Pharisees, Sadducees, Zealots, Essains, Assisins, Herodians and Scribes.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 22 (1987).R They later built
x P
new temples to Ashtoreth.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 26 (1987).R
x P Samuel, around 1096 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a , was very devoted and determined, attempted to turn Israel back to the worship
of the supreme Yahweh of Mosaic times. On a single day he would go out with little preaching and even less
x P teachings and overthrow a score of Baal sites.@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1062 (1955).@ "One day he was mocking the priest of Baal; the next chopping
x P into pieces a captive king."@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1062 (1955).@
x P h David ruled from 1055 to 1015 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
David's tribe was more Gentile than Jewish. Yet the oppressed elders of Ephraim "appointed him king of
x P Israel." 80% of David's followers were Baalites.@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1073 (1955).@ David defeated the Philistines after a fierce battle.@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1065 (1955).@ He
got possession of the "ark of Yahweb" and brought it to Jerusalem. The meting out of justice was taken away from
the elders. Solomon continued the tyranny and taxation of his father's regime. "Solomon bankrupted the nation by
x P his lavish court and by his elaborate building program....His harem numbered almost one thousand."@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1065 (1955).@
In the 10th century before Christ, the Hebrew nation was divided into two kingdoms. Elijah restored the
x P p northern kingdom to a concept of God comparable to that held in the days of Samuel.@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1064 (1955).@ He, like Samuel, was
kept busy "overthrowing the altars of Baal and demolishing the idols of false gods." Elisha, his faithful associate,
x P took his place.@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1064 (1955).@ While the southern or wandering Arabian tribes looked upon land as inalienable (it could not
be sold or mortgaged), the northern Canaanites (the Baalites) "freely bought, sold, and mortgaged their lands. The
word Baal means owner. The Baal cult was founded on two major dictrines: First, the validation of property
exchange, contracts and covenantsthe right to buy and sell land. Second, Baal was supposed to send rainhe was
a god of fertility of the soil. Good crops dependend on the favor of Baal. The cult was largely concerned with land,
x P its ownership and fertility."@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1064 (1955).@ The Baalites owned houses, lands and slaves. "They were the aristocratic landlords
and lived in the cities. Each Baaal had a sacred place, a priesthood, and the 'holy women,' the ritual
x P x prostitutes."@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1065 (1955).@ In Kings 2 a widow complained to Elisha that the creditor of her late husband was
coming to take her two sons to be slaves. Elisha asked what she had in the house and she replied only "a pot of oil."
"Go, borrow thee vesels from all thy neighbors, even empty vessels; borrow not a few." When the vessels were
x P filled he said to her: "Go, sell the oil, and pay thy debt, and live thou and thy children on the rest."z x P ԍ # x 6X @ kX@# # x 6X @ kX@# Kings 2, 4:1-7.z
x P (# Baal was worshipped throughout the Middle Eastern World some thirty centuries before Christ.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ He was
Baal to the Babylonians, Mercury of Hermes to the Greeks, Jupiter to the Romans and Adonis to the
x P $ Phoenicians.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ To the Canaanites he was Baal, god of the sun and sex.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ His symbol was the phallus.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ The
x P % Canaanites saw the power of generation as the object of devotion while Baal was its personification.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 13 (1992).^ The Semitic
word "baal" meant husband, possessor or lord and prince. Mothers named their children after him: Hannibal (the
x P ' grace of Baal), BaalSham (the power of Baal) and Asdrubal (Baal is my helper).^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ The priests of Baal claimed
x P ' that his father was El (a primal universal force) and his mother was Athirate (the godess of the earth).^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ Baal was '
0*(( x P given the sun for his throne.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ His consort was Astarte or Ashtoreth. She was Aphrodite (Greeks), Ishtar
x P (Babylonians)), Nana (Sumerians and Venus (Rome).^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ Ashtoreth was the wife of Baal and the virgin queen of
x P heaven who bore fruit although she never conceived.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^
The Temple of Baal had courts and chambers for prostitutes "women chosen for special duties to gain the favor
x P of a god who was best worshipped in the union of the sexes."^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 13 (1992).^ Men approached women, tossed them a coin and
said: "I beseech the goddess Astarte to favor thee, and Baal to favor me." The money went into the temple treasury
x P x and the woman fulfilled the sacred obligation of prostitution.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 13 (1992).^
The presence of Baal was marked by naked pillars or tree stems tuck upright into the ground. The ceremonies
in honor of Baal were often imitative sexual acts "the people devoutly believing that there was secret power waiting
to be unleashed through the mimetic rite. At times Baal demanded sexual union and at other times he demanded
x P ` chastity.a x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 1314 (1992).a Processions featured an image of Baal seated in an alabaster chair borne on the shoulders of his
x P (
devotees.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 15 (1992).^ Spring festivals reached their climaxes in sexual acts performed on housetops "where the participants
felt they were nearer the sun god's power, and in groves where, it was believed, Baal himself would join them in
x P worship."^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 15 (1992).^ In wanton dances the "bull god" was asked to appear. "Women, intoxicated by concoctions of herbs
and wine, lay naked upon the newlyplanted fields in adulation of Astarte. These were the occasions when fathers
x P H
gave their daughters to their own sons for harlotry or took their own daughters to play the role of wife."^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 15 (1992).^
Statues of Baal sometimes showed him astride a bull, enclosed by the sun or as a phallus with the head of a
x P god.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 12 (1992).^ Ashtoreth was depicted in the nude with her legs apart, holding two white doves in her hands while at her
x P h feet a lion anda coiled serpant lay stretched out submissively.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 14 (1992).^
x P David took Jerusalem 1048 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
x P The Temple of Solomon was dedicated 1004 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a The Ark of the Covenant was moved into the
x P P temple and contained the two stone tablets of Moses.8 x THE LIFE AND WORKS OF FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS 247.8
x P King Solomon's reign was about 1015975 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
x P p King Solomon rebuilt an altar to Milcom (Molech).R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 24 (1987).R Parents were forced to throw their children into the
fire honoring Molech or Moloch. Macalister, in excavating at Gezer, "found great numbers of jars containing the
remains of children who had been sacrificed to Baal." When houses were built, a "foundation sacrifice" was made
consisting of the sacrificing of a child whose body was then built into the wall to bring good luck to the rest of the
x P family.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 24 (1987).R
The recently completed Temple by Solomon was ravished by the Shishaek of Egypt and the treasure
x P was plundered.H x Abram Leon Sachar, A HISTORY OF THE JEWS 45 (5th Ed. 1965).H Pillaged on 971 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
x P x The reign of King Omri was from 930918 B.C. Ahab ruled from 918 to 897 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
x P Baal lived on Mount Casius north of Rasash Shamrah.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 14 (1992).^ Among those who bended their knees to Baal were
x P the Israelites.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 17 (1992).^ King Omri, the Semitic monarch of Samaria, built a temple for Baal and ordered the people to
x P ! worship the sun god and his bull.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 18 (1992).^ The wife of King Ahab, Jezebel, built an even greater temple and placed three
x P `" alters on it (one for Baal, Astarte and Molock$ x He was the god of fire.$ ).^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 18 (1992).^ Five hundred priests conducted the worship of Baal around
these alters. The "gospel" of Baal was carried to Jerusalem where Athaliah, the daughter of Jezebel, also erected
x P # a Baal temple.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 18 (1992).^ There followed a thousand years of struggle between Baal (God of the sun) and Jehovah (God
of destiny). The Canaanites and the Israelites intermingled and often worshiped each other's God. Baal triumphed
x P % for a thousand years and his followers increased.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 18 (1992).^ Some Israelites asked "If the worship of the sun god is an
x P H& offense to Jehovah, why does not Jehovah rise up and defeat the great god Baal?"^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 18 (1992).^
' 0*(( Ԍ When Ahab murdered the Naboths to get their land, Elijah made a moral issue out of the olden land mores. It
was a battle between country folk and urbanites (the followers of Baal). "Baals were many,
x P Yahweh was onemonotheism won over polytheism."@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1065 (1955).@ On Mount Carmel, on the holy hill of Jehovah, the
x P X prophet Elijah confronted 450 priests of Baal.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 20 (1992).^ Despite cries and lashings of the knifes, Baal would not send
x P down fire.^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 20 (1992).^ An alter was then built with 12 stones by Elijah. He put in the wood, dug a trench, filled it three
times with water and then called on the Lord of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. "Within a moment the lightening
flashed, the altar burst into flames, the sacrifice was consumed and so were the stones and the water and the dust
x P x as well."j x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 20 (1992); 1 Kings 18.j Canaan then became a battlefield. Johoiada entered the temples of Baal and slew the priests. King
Josiah in Jerusalem "seized the vessels and statues on Baal's elaborate altars and burned them on Kidron's
x P banks."^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 20 (1992).^ Jezebel appeared at her palace window adorned with precious jewels, holding a sceptre in her hand.
"She looked down and, catching sight of King Jehu advancing with his men, called out, 'What will you have, you
regicide?' Jehu answered by ordering the eunuchs of the palace to throw her into the street and they obeyed by
casting their oncehonored queen over the palace walls. The horsemen of Jehovah, followed by packs of yelping
dogs, trampled her body so fiercely that when men came to bury her they found only her skull, her feet, and the
palms of her hands. The three altars she had built were desecrated, stone by stone. Her priests were slain. Her
x P mighty pagan diety was dead; and the israelites renamed him Baalzebub, the prince of devils."a x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 2021 (1992).a
The Bible chronicles the story of the defeat of Baal. Jermemiah cried: "How can you say, 'I am not polluted,
I have not gone after Baalim?' Thou art a wild ass used to the wilderness, that snuffeth up the wind at her pleasure
x P and in her occasion who can turn her away?"^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 19 (1992).^
Ezekiel pleaded: "Thou hast multiplied thy fornication in the land of Canaan...How weak is thine heart, siath
x P 0 the Lord God, seeing thou doest all these things, the work of an imperious whorish woman!"^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 19 (1992).^ One of the
prophets said: "As the thief is ashamed when he is found, so is the house of Israel ashamed; they, their kings, their
princes, and their priests. For they said to a stick (phallus), 'Thou art my father!' and to a stone, 'Thou hast brought
x P me forth!'"^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 19 (1992).^ The hill northwest of Nazareth that Jesus went to for
x P P prayer and meditation had previously been the "high place of Baal." It was then the site of the tomb of Simeon.@ x z P ԍ The Urantia Book 1387 (1955).@
Today at Baalbek in Lebanon, men still walk in awe where the overpowering pillars remain
x P from Baal's temple^ x z P ԍ Marcus Bach, Strange Sects and the Curious Cults 21 (1992).^
x P p The Canaanites established Carthage about 900 B.C.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 26 (1987).R The descendents of Canaan settled Phoenicia or
x P 8 Canaan.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a Sidon was early celebrated for its textile fabrics and Tyre for its commerce in Purple. The people were
x P the most emminent traders and navigators of antiquity.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a Cambyses gave orders to his fleet to sail against
Carthage. Horodotus wrote: "The Phoenicians, however, refused to go, because of the close bond which connected
x P Phoenicia and Carthage, and the wickedness of making war against their own children."O x z P ԍ Herodotus, The Histories 211 (Penguin 1987).O Cambyses did not push
the point "because the Phoenicians had taken service under him of their own free will, and his whole naval power
x P was dependent on them."O x z P ԍ Herodotus, The Histories 211 (Penguin 1987).O
x P The Temple was repaired by Joash 856 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
x P @ The Temple was profaned by Ahaz 740 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a
x P Restoration of Temple by Hezekiah 726 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a Hunukah celebrates the retaking of the temple and the
x P ! restoration.I x Abram Leon Sachar, A HISTORY OF THE JEWS 104 (5th Ed. 1965).I
Nebuchadrezzar razed the Temple, broke up its columns and rolled the stones down the hill. Zedeloaj
x P # was blinded and carried to Babylon in chains of brass.I x Abram
Leon Sachar, A HISTORY OF THE JEWS 60 (5th Ed. 1965).I 588 B.C.a x z P ԍ Professor Edward Hull, The Wall Chart of World History (1988).a When Babylon replaced Assyria as the
superpower of the East, Nebuchadnezzar went on a tax collection operation. Initially the Hebrew king agreed to pay
the tribute (taxes). When the Egyptians offered some encouragement, four years later the Jews revolted. When the
assistance from Egypt did not materialize, the Jews entered into a tax treaty with Babylon. A new King was
selected, Zedekiah was chosen by Nebuchadnezzar to prevent further tax definance. Eight years later the appointed
Jewish King also rebeled, and the result was that the Temple ' 0*(( Ԍwas destroyed. Zedekiah's sons were killed in front of him and his eyes were put out. Thus began the
x P period of the Jews known as the Babylon captivity.< x Charles Adams, THE STORY OF TAXATION 33 (1982).<
The temple was dismantled during the time the Book of Daniel was written (6th century B.C.). The
x P Maccabees revolted with Mattathias and Judas.I x Abram Leon Sachar, A HISTORY OF THE JEWS 103 (5th Ed. 1965).I
Cyrus was favorable to rebuilding the temple after he conquered Babylon. The old prophet Haggai and
the young prophet Zecharian inspired the work which was completed in 516 B.C. (20 years after the edict
x P @ of Cyrus).H x Abram Leon
Sachar, A HISTORY OF THE JEWS 83 (5th Ed. 1965).H
Phallicism is symbolized in witchcraft as a point with an circle and also as the unity of two triangles making
a hexagram, These are represented in the Washington Monument and the Star of David. The Mexican Indians used
x P ` the hexagram as a symbol of their phallic worship.Z x z P ԍ Gary D. Blevins, 666: The Final Warning 267268 (1990).Z For 300 years the Star of David or Hexagram was known
as the "Crest of Solomon." It is used to conjure up demons and is the most evil sign in witchcraft. It means "to hex"
or to put a spell on someone.
Upper levels are taught that Lucifer is the good god and Yahweh is evil. Jesus is considered as an
imposter posing as Lucifer. Reincarnation is a basic witch belief. White Witches are passive and believe
in Cosmic Conscientiousness while Black Witches believe in force. In the 1600s witchcraft was brought to the U.S.
by Frances Collins. The Salem witch trials involved Collin's paid preachers and judges prosecuting Christians. Only
one anti-christian was convicted (a prostitute) as a witch.
Witches practice orgies, drugs and blood sacrifices. Free love is an outgrowth of the orgy infuence in
the occult. 95% of those children who are inducted into witchcraft are done so by public school teachers.
x P Drugs are sorcery.+ x Revelations 9:21, 18:8, 22:15.+ Witch initiations involve cutting of the wrist. Girls become prostitutes for 6 months as in
pagan temples. It was compulsory for every Babylonia woman to become a temple prostitute at least once in her
x P P life.j x z P ԍ Paul deParrie and Mary Pride, Ancient Empires of the New Age 41 (1989).j
x P Solomon was the greatest wizard. x 1 Kings 11. Hamym Solomon in the revolutionary war was the agent of Rothschild. The Rothschilds financed
z P both sides. George Armstrong, Rothschild Money Trust 36 (1940). Goal of witchcraft is the place the Son of Lucifer on the Throne. Witches
x P to be put to death.:
x Deuteronomy 13 and 18:9-14 and Exodus 22:18.: Priesthood training begins at 13. Must be at least three generations of witches in their family
unless sponsored. May 1, the most famous day in witchcraft, is
x P 8 the birthday of Baltane (Pan or Lucifer). x The Illuminati was founded on May 1, 1776. The Russian Revolution began on May 1, 1905. Communists
z P celebrate May 1 as "May day." Ralph Epperson, The Unseen Hand 78 (1985). Pike wrote that May 1's festival was
"in honor of the Sun." On May 1, 305 A.D. Diocletian abdicated after persecuting many Christians. It is possible
z P Z Weishupat later picked up from that day to renew the persecution. A. Ralph Epperson, The New World Order 107
(1990).
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x P The symbol for the Illuminati is the all-seeing eye--a circle with a dot in the middle.< x J.R. Church, GUARDIANS OF THE GRAIL 159 (1989).< It appeared on the top
x P of each page in a recent Pat Robertson book.M
x z P ԍ Pat Robertson, The New Millennium (1990). M The Illuminati derive their name from Lucifer who is the
"Light-Bearer." The Grand Invocation has the point of light within. Love and Light are used as sign-off words. The
Illuminati, the House of Rothschild, the House of Hesse-Cassel and the Jesuits
conspired with the rich to issue the money of nations and to reduce the people to the status of politico-economic
x P serfs.^ x Sydney
H. Foster, Quoted in W.B. VENNARD, CONQUEST OR CONSENT 92 (1st Ed. 1963).
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x P @ Mercury was the Plebian God of Commerce. x WELLS at 391. Mercury was the messenger of the gods who protected
intercourse and mechandizing. Jupiter was the great Sky-god and king of all the gods. Mars was the patron of
warriors. Venus (Aphrodite) was the queen of love. Juno, an ancient Sky-godess was the protector of women. Vesta
watched over the hearth fire and the household. Ceres (Demeter) ("cereal") was
x P `" the godess who maintained the fruitfullness of the earth and especially the grainfields.L x JAMES HENRY BREASTED, THE CONQUEST OF CIVILIZATION 471 (1938).L
The Etruscans revived the Babylonian practice of predicting the future through reading a sacrificed
x P $ sheep's liver. x BREASTED at 471.
The first black sabbath was reputed to have been performed by Cain. In Freemasonry if you are asked to act
x P ' against your brother, you must do so under the pain of death.R x z P ԍ Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 36 (1987).R Tubal Cain is known as the father of witchcraft
x P ' or sorcery. x z P ԍ His name is also the secret password of Freemasonry. Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan 37 (1987). '
0*(( Ԍ x P ԙ Sparta was "the first attempt in history to introduce a thoroughgoing system of state socialism."X x z P ԍ M. Rostovtzeff, Greece 76 (Oxford Univ. Press: 1963).X
x P The society and economy was based on "absolute subordination of the individual to the state..."8 x x P ԍ M. Rostovtzeff at 77.8 It was a strange
x P and artificial society in which "two thirds of the people were serfs, and all the masters were slaves." x Durant at 85.
According to Plutarch, Lycurgus made a general redistribution of lands that had fallen into the hands
of the rich. An equal portion was given to each of the 9,000 Spartans and smaller plots to the 30,000 Perioeci. The
Spartan theory was that "every man should possess a farm large enough to support him without work, so that he
might give himself wholly to his duties as a citizen; but as a matter of fact there existed at certain periods at least,
great inequality in landed possessions among the Spartans. In the fourth century, according to Plutarch, not more
x P than one hundred of the citizens held any land at all."% x Philip Myers at 145146.%
The debt issue arose again in Greece only once after Solon. This was when democracy was restored
"following the bloody and confiscatory oligarchic government imposed on Athens by Sparta at the end of
x P (
the 5th century B.C." Land was also redistributed by the demos. x FINLEY at 259.
Six hundred years before Christ, Thales was forty years old. The father of modern philosophy was a
x P mathematician, astronomer and the great grandaddy of treason.6 x Paul Harvey, AUTUMN OF LIBERTY 15 (1954).6 He was one of the seven wise men of his day.
One year when olives were over-produced and sold for next-to-nothing, he bought them all,
squeezed the oil and waited for a bad year. Since he owned all the olive oil, he set the price and became
x P the second richest man in the world--second only to Croesus.6 x Paul Harvey, AUTUMN OF LIBERTY 15 (1954).6 Pantheism, merchants making change
and the worship of nature took the place of the divine God. Thales taught Anaximander, who in turn,
x P h taught Pythagoras. The latter was the world's first revolutionist.6 x Paul Harvey, AUTUMN OF LIBERTY 17 (1954).6 Pythagoras was thrown out of
Samos and went to Croton. There he established a commune that was a partly religious, partly scientific, party
political school for subversion. Pythagorus recognized no law. He approached the city gates promising to destroy
x P the wealthy and divide the wealth.6 x Paul Harvey, AUTUMN OF LIBERTY 18 (1954).6 He overthrew the tyranny but was then arrested by the new rulers.6 x Paul Harve | | |
