From 'The Universal Identifying Characteristics of a Cult' (David Brear, Axiom Books, copyright 2005)
Radical changes of personality and behaviour. Pernicious cults can be of any size, duration and level of criminality. They comprise groups, and/or sub-groups, of previously diverse individuals bonded by their unconscious acceptance of the self-gratifying, but wholly imaginary, scenario that they alone represent a positive or protective force of purity and absolute righteousness derived from their leadership’s exclusive access to a superior or superhuman knowledge, and that they alone oppose a negative or adversarial force of impurity and absolute evil.Whilst this two-dimensional, or dualistic, narrative remains the adherents’ model of reality, they are, in effect, constrained to modify their individual personalities and behaviour accordingly.
False justification. In pernicious cults, a core-group of adherents can be gradually dissociated from external reality and reformed into deployable agents, and/or de facto slaves, and/or expendable combatants, etc., furthering the hidden criminal objectives of their leaders, completely dependent on a collective paranoid delusion of absolute moral and intellectual supremacy fundamental to the maintenance of their individual self-esteem/identity and related psychological function. It becomes impossible for such fanatics to see humour in their situation or to feel pity for, or to empathise with, non-adherents. Their minds are programmed to interpret the manipulation, and/or cheating, and/or dispossession, and/or destruction, of inferior outsiders (particularly, those who challenge their group’s controlling scenario) as perfectly justifiable.
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Radical changes of personality and behaviour. Pernicious cults can be of any size, duration and level of criminality. They comprise groups, and/or sub-groups, of previously diverse individuals bonded by their unconscious acceptance of the self-gratifying, but wholly imaginary, scenario that they alone represent a positive or protective force of purity and absolute righteousness derived from their leadership’s exclusive access to a superior or superhuman knowledge, and that they alone oppose a negative or adversarial force of impurity and absolute evil.Whilst this two-dimensional, or dualistic, narrative remains the adherents’ model of reality, they are, in effect, constrained to modify their individual personalities and behaviour accordingly.
False justification. In pernicious cults, a core-group of adherents can be gradually dissociated from external reality and reformed into deployable agents, and/or de facto slaves, and/or expendable combatants, etc., furthering the hidden criminal objectives of their leaders, completely dependent on a collective paranoid delusion of absolute moral and intellectual supremacy fundamental to the maintenance of their individual self-esteem/identity and related psychological function. It becomes impossible for such fanatics to see humour in their situation or to feel pity for, or to empathise with, non-adherents. Their minds are programmed to interpret the manipulation, and/or cheating, and/or dispossession, and/or destruction, of inferior outsiders (particularly, those who challenge their group’s controlling scenario) as perfectly justifiable.
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One of the main reasons put forward by the 5 Norwegian judges as to why they have unanimously decided that Anders Behring Breivik should be held criminally-responsible for his cowardly, unprovoked attack on his fellow citizens, is that Breivik's highly-organized belief (which he claims to be the justification for his actions) - that radical Muslims, assisted by brainwashed, Marxist and liberal multi-culturalists, are engaged in a secret plot to take over white Christian Europe, and must be stopped - cannot be a paranoid delusion, because it is shared by quite a lot of other people.
Unfortunately, although the decision to send Breivik to prison rather than to a secure hospital was probably the most satisfactory, it appears to have been based on the manifestly-dangerous premise that there is no such phenomenon as a self-perpetuating group-delusion or mass-psychosis. Consequently, Breivik smirked in triumph as the verdict was read out, because he had refused to acknowledge the authority of the Norwegian court, partly on the (not-unreasonable) grounds that, had he been an Islamist terrorist, his sanity would never have been questioned.
Personally, I think that, whilst it remains generally misunderstood, then the cult phenomenon (of which Islamist terrorism and the Anders Behring Breivik massacre, are both glaring examples) will continue to be an unnecessary threat to the lives, liberty and happiness of all communities, families and individuals all over the world.
Unfortunately, although the decision to send Breivik to prison rather than to a secure hospital was probably the most satisfactory, it appears to have been based on the manifestly-dangerous premise that there is no such phenomenon as a self-perpetuating group-delusion or mass-psychosis. Consequently, Breivik smirked in triumph as the verdict was read out, because he had refused to acknowledge the authority of the Norwegian court, partly on the (not-unreasonable) grounds that, had he been an Islamist terrorist, his sanity would never have been questioned.
Personally, I think that, whilst it remains generally misunderstood, then the cult phenomenon (of which Islamist terrorism and the Anders Behring Breivik massacre, are both glaring examples) will continue to be an unnecessary threat to the lives, liberty and happiness of all communities, families and individuals all over the world.
On December 11th 1941, 4 days after the unprovoked, cowardly attack on Pearl Harbour, the leadership of Japan’s European allies, ‘Nazi’ Germany and ‘Fascist’ Italy, declared war on the USA. In the immediate aftermath of these infamous events (which revealed the general incompetence within, and total lack of communication between, America’s existing Intelligence Agencies), President Roosevelt’s administration created the ‘Office of Strategic Services.' This was later transformed into the ‘Central Intelligence Agency.' To the casual observer, the first register of researchers selected to staff ‘
One of the leading lights of the OSS Research and Analysis was Conyers
Read, distinguished Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania . Prof. Read was almost unique in that he did have a
prior-connection with espionage: he was the biographer of the Elizabethan ‘spy-master,’ Sir Francis Walshingham (1530-1590).
In 1939, the so-called ‘theory of Aryan racial supremacy’ had been used by the ‘Nazi’ leadership as the justification to ignite the catastrophic global conflict which, ultimately, would cost the lives of an estimated 72 millions individuals (of which 46 millions were civilians). However, before this unimaginable slaughter took place, the 'Nazis' had been widely-seen as being neither original nor unique. After all, these otherwise-mediocre little bullies bore a
remarkable resemblance to America's home-grown ‘Second Ku
Klux Klan’. One of the original functions of OSS was to
supply US leaders with historical insight into the self-perpetuating fairy story that spawned, and financed, the movement first
presented externally in Germany as a 'political'
group, arbitrarily defined by its
instigators as the ‘München Deutche
Arbeiterpartei’ (‘DAP’ or ‘Munich German Workers party’) a.k.a.
the ‘National Socialist German Workers
Party’ (‘NSDAP’) a.k.a. the ‘Nazi Party’, but which internally required of its adherents an absolute
subservience to the group and its self-appointed sovereign leadership above all
other persons. The full OSS analysis of 'Nazism' has never been released. Other analyses are, however,
freely-available.
Erich Hermann Wilhelm Voegelin
(1901-1985), was a gifted German academic, who, in the decade preceding WW II (working largely-alone), had already produced an insightful explanation of ‘Nazism’ as a form of perverted religion or cult. Sadly, during the 1930s, few
people took much notice of Eric Voegelin. Whilst teaching political theory and
sociology at the University of Vienna , he published two
books, ‘The Race Idea in Intellectual History’ and ‘Race and the State’. In
these, he pointed out the elementary, mistakes which invalidated various,
popular ‘racial theories’. In 1938,
Voegelin (aged 37) tried to publish 'The Political Religions'. In this, he
focused on contemporary totalitarian ideologies derived from the ‘racial theories’ which he’d previously
criticised as absurd pseudo-science. He now pointed out the glaring structural similarities of
these ideologies to religions. Courageously, Voegelin was comparing medieval
pseudo-sciences and 'Gnostic' cults
to the 'Völkish’ or ‘Pan-German’ movement and its terrifying
post-WW I incarnation, the 'Nazi
party'.
In 1938, the ‘Nazi’ leader, Adolf Hitler (1889-1945), had held absolute power inGermany for almost 5
years. He had just taken control of Austria . The self-gratifying ‘Aryan Master Race’ delusion was spreading like a virus.
In 1938, the ‘Nazi’ leader, Adolf Hitler (1889-1945), had held absolute power in
The dozens of books, essays
and reviews which Eric Voegelin published during his lifetime, are almost
impossible for the average person to take in.
Eric Voegelin |
To give readers some idea of the
scale of his thinking, Voegelin’s Major work, ‘Order and History’, began to be
published in the USA in 1956 when he was aged 54, but it remained unfinished
when he died 31 years later. In simple terms, Voegelin was as much a
philosopher as a historian who took an elevated, and broad, view. He observed
that, throughout human history there have been periods of mass-alienation...
following wars, plagues, natural disasters, economic depressions, etc. ...
during these periods, dangerous manipulators (acting like ancient, Gnostic
Prophets by pretending moral and
intellectual authority and offering some form of Utopian existence in the here and now) who at other times might be
dismissed as crackpots and charlatans, have found it much easier to become accepted as
authentic Messiahs and to acquire a
mass-following.
Voegelin (a Roman Catholic) reasoned that traditional religion brought order, but it was from perverted or heretical religion that chaos sprang. As if to prove the validity of this line of thought, in 1938, the 'Nazi' leadership had immediately ordered the confiscation and burning of Voegelin's books. He was forced to run away, first toSwitzerland , then to the USA where he developed his lofty theory on the ‘Gnostic’
origins of totalitarian 'disorder'.
Voegelin (a Roman Catholic) reasoned that traditional religion brought order, but it was from perverted or heretical religion that chaos sprang. As if to prove the validity of this line of thought, in 1938, the 'Nazi' leadership had immediately ordered the confiscation and burning of Voegelin's books. He was forced to run away, first to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Aron
Although it is now generally accepted that Adolf Hitler was a Narcissist turned megalomaniacal psychopath who first usurped absolute power (in a period of mass-alienation) then plunged the world into chaos whilst steadfastly pretending moral and intellectual authority, the majority of commentators have felt obliged to describe ‘Nazism’ using its instigators’ own reality-inverting jargon. However, soon after WW II, the French philosopher/sociologist, Raymond Aron (1905-1983), published 'The Secular Religions,' in which he offered essentially the same insight as Voegelin. Internationally, a growing number of radical-thinkers have followed in Voegelin's footsteps and compared 20th century totalitarian dictators to religious heretics. The body of historical evidence supporting the identification of 'Nazism', as a misleading , contemporary label shielding an age-old phenomenon, has always been irrefutable.
Although it is now generally accepted that Adolf Hitler was a Narcissist turned megalomaniacal psychopath who first usurped absolute power (in a period of mass-alienation) then plunged the world into chaos whilst steadfastly pretending moral and intellectual authority, the majority of commentators have felt obliged to describe ‘Nazism’ using its instigators’ own reality-inverting jargon. However, soon after WW II, the French philosopher/sociologist, Raymond Aron (1905-1983), published 'The Secular Religions,' in which he offered essentially the same insight as Voegelin. Internationally, a growing number of radical-thinkers have followed in Voegelin's footsteps and compared 20th century totalitarian dictators to religious heretics. The body of historical evidence supporting the identification of 'Nazism', as a misleading , contemporary label shielding an age-old phenomenon, has always been irrefutable.
Joseph Arthur Compte de Gobineau (1816-1882) |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_de_Gobineau
During the first half of the 19th century, millions of Jews (fleeing persecution in
Ironically, DNA proves that there is only one human race, and that each and everyone of us, including Gobineau, share common, African ancestors.
Guido List (1848-1919) |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido_von_List
Circa 1905, a group of approximately 50 influential, white male subjects of the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires signed a document in Vienna which endorsed the foundation of the ‘Guido von List Society.’ A sizeable capital sum was collected by subscription to finance its objectives. One wealthy Austrian family, the Wanniek’s, gave over 3000 crowns. Guido Karl Anton List , after whom the group was named, was a 57 year old former mountaineer, journalist and businessman turned ‘Völkisch’ novelist, poet and playwright. His works sold by the tens of thousands. However, they blurred fiction with fact. They were set in ancient times and were written in accordance with his own belief in ‘Aryan racial supremacy’. Essentially, List produced Xenophobic tales of ancient Teutonic heroes vanquishing diabolical foreign villains. The creation of the ‘Guido von List Society’ seems to have also confirmed the author’s existing delusions of grandeur. He was actually the son of a prosperous Viennese leather merchant, but, from 1903, he pretended to be a descendant of a ‘noble family'. When, in 1907, he was ordered to appear before an official tribunal which challenged these lies, he managed to convince its members that he was telling the truth. He must have been a difficult man to argue with. List dressed in medieval-style robes and sported a long, white, flowing beard.
Guido List also pretended to be descended from an ancient race of
legendary Germanic priest kings called the ‘Armanen’ who worshipped the sun and whose emblem was the red, white and black
Swastika (an ancient Teutonic symbol for
the sun). Unfortunately, no official tribunal existed to challenge these
fantasies.
Guido List had been
brought up as a ‘Roman Catholic’, but by the age of 14 he was already obsessed
with paganism and black magic. In his youth, List didn’t need to make a living.
He spent much of his time climbing and walking in the Austrian Alps. Aged 21,
he worked as a correspondent of the ‘New German Alpine Newspaper’ and he became
the secretary of the ‘Austrian Alp Society’, the members of which used an
ancient ‘Heil’ greeting. For a while,
after the death of his father in 1877, Guido List took over his family’s
leather business, but he appears to have had no talent as a traditional businessman. At
this time, List discovered Madame Blavatsky and 'Theosophy.'
Madame Blavatsky
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L. Ron Hubbard |
Helena
Petrovna Blavatsky (a.k.a. ‘HPB’) has
been called the L. Ron Hubbard (a.k.a. ‘LRH’)
of the 19th. century. Hubbard is notorious for having made a speech to a group
of aspiring science-fiction authors in the late 1940s, in which he affirmed
that:
‘writing
for a penny a word is a waste of time, perhaps the easiest way of becoming a
millionaire is to start your own religion’.
It would
seem to be more appropriate to call Hubbard the Blavatsky of the 20th. century.
Blavatsky was (apparently) a real Russian aristocrat who, after a scandal in
her native land, wandered the world. In 1875 (aged 40), she instigated the
so-called ‘Theosophical Society’ in New
York city . Exactly like Hubbard, Blavatsky fabricated her own
personal history. She claimed total enlightenment derived from her
exclusive contact with the spirit world, i.e. a lost race of wise men whom
she’d met in the Himalayas . She
amassed a fortune by creating a complex, but largely imaginary, theory which she christened ‘Theosphy’. She then peddled this
mystifying fiction as fact using a
constant repetition of thought-stopping key words and images. Blavatsky’s customers were mostly
wealthy and well-educated, white Anglo-Saxons whose own egos would not allow
them to accept that they’d been deceived. Gradually, their critical and
evaluative faculties were shut down. At the same time, they were obliged to
buy, and peddle themselves, a series of evermore-costly esoteric books,
pamphlets, magazines, accessories, etc. Blavatsky retained absolute control of
all the cash generated by this unoriginal racket. For a long time, belief in the ‘Theosophy’ fairy story spread like a virus.
Guido List soon
gave up traditional business and emulated Blavatsky. During the 1890s, he put forward his
own complex, but largely imaginary, theory
which he christened ‘Runology.’ He then peddled this unoriginal fiction as
fact using a constant repetition of thought-stopping key words and images. In brief, List claimed that
he alone had discovered a lost secret knowledge contained in medieval heraldic
symbols which themselves had evolved from a pre-Christian ‘mystical Aryan
Alphabet’ — the ‘Armanen Runes’ invented by the Norse God ‘Wotan.’ At
this time, List openly renounced Christianity and proposed a ‘return to pagan beliefs’. He began
styling himself as a 'Priest of Wotan’
and ‘Runologist’.
Josef Lanz (1874-1954) |
In 1902, List (aged
54) suffered 11 months of blindness due to cataract operations on both eyes.
Subsequently, he started to pretend that during
his illness, he’d had a
‘inner-vision’ in which the ancient magical secrets of the ‘Armanen Runes’ had
been exclusively revealed to him. He now predicted the imminent arrival of an ‘Aryan Messiah’, a ‘great führer’,
who would head the ‘Aryan race’ in a righteous war against the invading dark-skinned
forces of evil. The ‘Guido von List
Society’ comprised persons who accepted this dangerous fairy story as reality. The group’s chief
instigator (and treasurer) was Josef Adolf Lanz a.k.a. ‘Jörg’ Lanz a.k.a. 'Baron von Liebenfels, a defrocked
Cistercian monk and narcissistic adherent of the ‘Völkisch’ movement. Since the age of 20, Lanz had been claiming to be a ‘reincarnated Grand Master of the
Knights Templar’ who had achieved a ‘sudden total enlightenment’. By the
age of 30, Lanz had produced his own particularly grotesque pseudo-scientific
book, ‘Theozoology’, in which he
perverted the Judaeo-Christian ‘Creation’
myth to justify a call for the
establishment of breeding colonies to
produce pure, blond ‘Aryan Master Humans’, mass-sterilisation of mentally and
physically handicapped ‘Aryans’ and the deportation of impure, dark skinned
‘Beast Humans’, or their extermination by forced labour and mass-murder. In
essence, Lanz pretended that the ‘Book of
Genesis’ had been wrongly interpreted by the traditional Church, white humans
were, in fact, descended from ‘God’ and all other races were beasts descended
from ‘Satan’. In 1907, Lanz (aged 31) transformed the ‘Guido von List Society’ into the 'Order of New Templars'. He appointed himself as its ‘Prior’.
Starting in 1905, each month
for 10 years, Josef Lanz published and peddled a pulp-magazine, 'Ostara' (named after the Celtic 'Goddess of the Spring and Rebirth'). Typical copies, contained illustrated
tales of bare-chested, blue-eyed, blond
Teutonic heroes, protecting their bare-breasted, blue-eyed, blond Teutonic
maidens from the bestial sexual attentions of dark-skinned villains.
Readers could fill in their own questionnaires (eye and hair colour, shape of
nose and feet, etc.) and discover how racially-pure and ‘Aryan’ they were. Lanz’s claimed 100 000
monthly circulation figures were false, but he eventually acquired around
300 core-adherents for his ‘Order of New
Templars.' For obvious reasons, he concentrated on recruiting wealthy
individuals. He was able to acquire sufficient funds to buy several castles and
a Baltic island. Lanz copied List and Blavatsky, and invented his own personal
history. He began pretending to be ‘Baron von Liebenfels’. Externally, the 'Order of New Templars' was presented
as a ‘fraternal secret society’ like ‘Freemasonry’; internally it required of
its adherents an absolute subservience to the group and its self-appointed
sovereign leader above all other persons.
Josef lanz’s ‘Order of New Templars' performed
torch-lit secret rituals, wielding swords and dressed in hooded robes. He
incorporated List’s hypnotic ‘Armanen
Runes’ into his group’s controlling scenario and
he also adopted the swastika and the ‘Heil’
greeting. Typically, Lanz amassed his fortune by obliging his adherents to climb a hierarchy of secret initiation which
itself obliged them to buy, and peddle themselves, an ever-expanding range of
incomprehensible pseudo-scientific publications and esoteric accessories. All the profits from this racket were shared by just a handful of
individuals. Gradually, new recruits’ critical and evaluative faculties were
shut-down until they believed that their
‘Prior’ was a reincarnated superhuman hero on a Crusade to defend the ‘Aryan
Master Race’ from the dark sub-human forces of evil.
In 1909, Adolf
Hitler, a penniless 20 year old already obsessed with 'Teutonic' myths popularised by Richard Wagner and Guido List, arrived in Vienna from a provincial
town. Adolf Hitler had a strange family background (to say the least). His late
father, Alois Schickelgruber, a minor customs official, had not known his true
identity until he was middle-aged. At that time, he changed his name to Alois
Hitler. He had required a special dispensation from the church to marry Adolf’s
mother, because she was so closely-related to him. From an early age, Adolf
Hitler suffered from delusions of grandeur. Although a complete failure in
school, he was convinced that one day he would hailed as a world-famous
celebrity. He dreamt of studying art and architecture in Vienna , but his father
and teachers (who, apparently, all realised that young Adolf didn’t live in the
real world) had opposed this. When his father died, Adolf Hitler’s mother
indulged her son’s Narcissistic fantasies and paid for him to travel to Vienna,
but, because of his lack of qualifications and talent, he was refused entry to
the ‘Vienna Academy of Fine Arts'. By
all accounts, when Adolf Hitler returned to Vienna in 1908, he was a
deeply-troubled and emotionally vulnerable young man. His mother had just
recently died of cancer. He was lonely, shy (particularly with the opposite
sex), moody and with a violent temper. Whilst making his living as an itinerant
street-artist 1908-1913, he is known to have
read 'Ostara'.
Hitler seated to the right |
Circa 1912, the 'Order of New Templars' was accused of being a criminal racket. List himself (who was more of a public figure than lanz) was exposed by the press as the ring-leader of a black-magic cult, a Gnostic or Satanic blood-brotherhood, that had substituted the cross with the swastika. Former adherents revealed that the group went in for stomach-churning, drug-fuelled, sexual perversions. At this time, List disappeared from
Adam Alfred Rudolf Glauer (1875-1945) |
In
1918, the 'Germanen Orden' was
revived and it merged with the Munich-based ‘Study
Group for German Antiquity’ a.k.a. the
'Thule Society', instigated by Adam Alfred Rudolf Glauer a.k.a. 'Rudolf Freiherr von
Sebottendorff' a.k.a. ‘Edwin Torre’,
a Silesian German another admirer of Mme. Blavatsky. Whilst living in Turkey prior to
WW I, Glauer had been employed by an aristocratic German family and he’d
become initiated into ‘Freemasonry’. On
his return to Germany , he began to claim
that he was the adopted son of Count von
Sebottendorf, and that he was a
leading authority on Eastern philosophy and meditation. He was, in fact, a
former merchant-seaman, the son a German railway worker.
The 'Thule society' used the symbol of the Black Sun, but also took the swastika for its emblem. Glauer named
his group after a mythical northern
Utopian land, ‘Ultima Thule’,
described in Virgil’s ‘Aeneid’. He
seems to have got much of his plot-line from Blavatsky, who pretended that, in ancient times, a race of extra-terrestrial super-humans had come to Earth and they
still inhabited a ‘lost subterranean continent’ ( possibly, ‘Atlantis’). ‘Thule ’ was structured like a 'Masonic Lodge', but it
was not affiliated to traditional 'Freemasonry'.
Glauer and his followers systematically condemned all forms of ‘Freemasonry' as 'a departure from the True Way', because it had been subverted by the
agents of an ‘international conspiracy’… Judaism was a ‘Gnostic/Satanic cult’
whose Masters (like Karl Marx) had secretly taken control of the world…
European and American politicians were ‘controlled by international Jewry’…
Freemasons and Bolsheviks were ‘all part of the same conspiracy’… Jews had used
these groups as a front to ferment the industrial strikes which had caused the
Germanic races to lose the War — a ‘great führer’ was coming to ‘save the
Aryans'.
Dietrich Eckhart |
Julius Streicher |
Rudolf Hess |
Officially, the '
Anton Drexler |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Drexler
In 1918, the 'Thule' comprised approximately 1500-2000 deployable agents (mostly alienated ex-soldiers) in
This double agent was Adolf Hitler (aged 30). By April 1920, he had transformed the ‘DAP’ into the ‘NSDAP’ (‘National Socialist German Workers Party’ or ‘Nazi Party’). The behaviour and personalities of core-‘Nazis’ reflected their belief that the world had always been ruled by secret societies, and that their ‘Aryan secret society’ would make them 'Masters of the world' whose reign would last for a ‘1000 year cycle until the next Deluge’ – the ‘Third Reich’.
Adolf Hitler first tried to
become ‘Master’ of Germany by means of a
bluff. He copied this proven career-move from his role-model, Benito Mussolini
(1883-1945) who, in August 1922, had led
his 'Fascist' supporters from Milan in a mass-march on
Rome - resulting in his taking
power. (Mussolini actually went by overnight
train).
Hitler was the instigator of the ‘Beer Hall Putsch’ which began on the
evening of November 8th 1923 . He, and several
hundred core-'Nazis’, invaded a
democratic political meeting in a Munich beer hall. This
was attended by members of the National government. Hitler, who had already
served 6 months in prison for violence, stood on a table, fired his pistol in
the air and shouted 'the national
revolution has begun...the Bavarian and Reich governments have been removed and
a provisional national government formed'. By means of this outrageous lie, he intended to seize Munich and then march on Berlin . The occupants of
the beer hall were cut-off from any outside information. At first Hitler's
deception worked, but the following day, when he led a crowd of approximately
3000 towards Bavarian State government buildings, the police blocked the road
and refused to bow down to him. After a short gun battle, in which 16 'Nazis' were killed, Hitler ran away. Two
days later, he was arrested. In February 1924, he was put on trial and
convicted of 'treason against the democratic Weimar Republic ', then sentenced
on April 1st 1924 , to 5 years in
prison. The ‘Nazi Party’ was
officially dissolved. Hitler was released after 9 months,
because of his good behaviour.
Whilst he was serving his time
in the fortress of Landsberg, Hitler dictated more than 1000 pages of
convoluted text to his secretary, Rudolf Hess. These were later edited and
re-titled 'Mein Kamf' ('My Struggle'). How much of the final
work was actually written by Hitler himself is open to debate, but the book was
designed to elevate him into the ‘Aryan
Messiah' predicted by the likes of List, Lanz, Glauer and Eckhart.
Essentially, 'Mein Kampf' was a
mystifying fiction presented as fact.
It was a tedious pretence of moral and
intellectual authority, in which Hitler
set out how he intended to build Utopia for the Master Race and
how the manipulation, and/or cheating,
and/or dispossession, and/or destruction, of all inferior races (in order to
achieve this noble end) was, therefore, perfectly justifiable.
First published in one volume
in 1925 by the 'Eher Verlag’ (a ‘Nazi’ front group, registered as an ‘independent publisher'), 'Mein Kamf' was sold at double the
price of comparable books in Germany . Not many people
wanted to buy it, let alone read it.
So, to enhance Hitler's reputation, the ‘Nazi’
leadership faked the book's circulation figures by a factor of 3. As a result,
Hitler had to make false tax-declarations in which he claimed that his sole occupation was a writer whose
political activities were 'necessary as research’, and, therefore, tax-deductible. When the ‘Nazis’ usurped absolute power, most Germans considered it wise to
own, and display, a copy of 'Mein Kamf'.
By 1939, ‘Mein Kamf’ had been
expanded to two volumes and the price had been significantly reduced. In total,
approximately 6 millions copies were sold in Germany and Austria . For several
years, Hitler, was one of the most-successful, living authors in the world.
So-called ‘National
Reich Churches’ were ultimately compelled by Hitler's own decree to replace
their altar-Bibles with giant hand-bound copies of 'the greatest of all documents' which 'embodies the purest and truest ethics for the present and future life
of our nation'. According to the same law, a sword had to be placed to the left of 'Mein Kamf', and all crosses and pictures of Saints were to be
exchanged for swastikas and portraits of Adolf Hitler. The profits from
these esoteric accessories were controlled by the ‘Nazi’ leadership. Hitler compounded his personal wealth from
royalties on recordings of his speeches, and from pay-to-enter mass-rallies (he
always received a large cash fee for attending).
Adolf Hitler wrote about his time in Vienna, in Mein Kampf:
‘In this period there took shape within me a world picture and a philosophy which became the granite foundation of all my acts. In addition to what I then created, I have had to learn little; and I have had to alter nothing.’
In reality, whilst in Vienna , Adolf Hitler developed a sexually-based, morbid fear and hatred of all eastern immigrants (particularly, Jews), but typically, he saw himself as victim. His paranoid world-view perfectly reflected the Xenophobic fantasies which Lanz and List peddled as fact.
The following passage is again taken from ‘Mein Kamf’:
By defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the handiwork of the Lord... This Jewification of our spiritual life and mammonization of our mating instinct will sooner or later destroy our entire offspring...
Blood sin and desecration of the race and the original sin in this world and the end of humanity which surrenders to it.
With Satanic joy in his face, the black-haired Jewish Youth lurks in wait for the unsuspecting girl whom he defiles with his blood, thus stealing her from her people. With every means he tries to destroy the racial foundations of the people he has set out to subjugate. Just as he himself systematically ruins women and girls, he does not shrink back from pulling down the blood barriers for others, even on a large scale; it was and it is the Jews who bring Negroes into the Rhineland, always with the same secret thought and clear aim of ruining the hated white race, by the necessarily resulting bastardization, throwing it down from its culture and political height, and himself rising to be its master.
When you read material like this, its no surprise to discover that there exists witness evidence that Adolf Hitler met with Josef Lanz on several occasions. In fact, much occult literature was found in Hitler's library after WW II. Some of his comic-books were personally inscribed by Guido List, 'to my Armanen Brother'. During the 1930s, Hitler ordered the murder of at least one eye-witness to his embarrassing occult activities, and Lanz’ books were quietly suppressed.
After Hitler was released from prison (
From its outset, the 'Nazi/Aryan' lie relied on gangs of
thugs dressed-up in official-looking uniforms to silence anyone openly
challenging its authenticity. However, in 1925, the ‘Nazi Party’ was reformed and the first 'Schutz Staffel' (‘SS’) created. This was the military wing of the movement. An ‘SS’ was assigned to each 'local group' to act as an 'echelon of protection for the führer'. In 1927, the local ‘SS’ were joined into an 'independent national Order'. In 1929,
Heinrich Himmler (1900-1945) became the 'Reichsführer'
of the ‘SS’. He transformed the 'Order' into an instrument of control to
police 'Nazi' initiates, and to
enforce arbitrary codes of ‘secrecy’ and 'justice'.
Himmler was a perfect example of a Narcissistic personality attracted to the inverted world according to Adolf Hitler. He was a sickly ex-soldier, who had been
brought up as a ‘Roman Catholic’. Himmler had previously been involved with the
'Völkish' movement and he believed in
the superiority of the ‘Aryan race’.
He was particularly interested in a newly-translated, ancient Hindu text the 'Arthasastra' ('Teaching of the Prophet') attributed to Kautilya or Chanakya the ‘Kingmaker’. This was essentially a
step-by-step guide on how to be an absolute ruler.
According to Himmler's
assistant, Walter Schellenberg, the 'Reichsführer'
began to pretend that he was the
reincarnation of King Heinrich I (a 10th. century German monarch who
had led an anti-Slav crusade).
Himmler then became obsessed with the
‘Order of Teutonic Knights', and with the
‘Society of Jesus’ ( ‘Jesuits’). He incorporated the esoteric
infrastructures of both these Orders into the ‘SS’. Himmler’s recruits were selected for their racial
characteristics and socialised to believe that they were the first stage in
the creation of the new ‘Aryan Master Race'. The 'SS' was progressively
transformed into a cult within the already cultic 'Nazi' structure; its black-uniformed initiates were renowned for
their robot-like obedience. They were forbidden
to enter into any form of debate about their beliefs with non-initiates (on
pain of death). Although the initiation rituals of the ‘SS’ inner circle of '12
Black Knights of the Round Table' are still not fully known, they did meet
for a week each year in a fortified monastery (previously associated with the ‘Teutonic Knights'). The inner-circle
followed the occult practise of 'visualisation'.
Himmler apparently believed that men
could exercise magical powers by holding a positive picture in their mind of what they wanted
to achieve.
In 1925, the newly reformed 'Nazi Party' claimed less than
30 000 adherents, by 1929, its leadership had acquired almost 200 000
deployable agents. The 'Wall Street Crash' and subsequent world-wide depression
created millions of alienated potential recruits. It was only at this time that
the infamous 'Nazi' mass-rallies
began to occur. The instigators had become so influential that the spokes of
the 'Nazi' wheel could associate
openly. Intense social pressure was put on all adherents to pay to attend. All casual
observers remained convinced that ‘German
National Socialism’ was a ‘political movement’. However, the highest
initiates of the movement believed that they
were on a sacred mission to purify
the world of evil.
David Brear (copyright 2012)
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