/View.info/ The Englishman Aleister Crowley (1875-1947) is best known today as the founder of modern Satanism and occultism. His words are widely known: “I found my salvation in Lucifer and his angels.”
The founder of the “Church of Satan” in the USA, Anton Sandor Lavey, is an ardent apologist for Crowley. There is no world occult or Satanist organization that does not consider him to be some kind of prophet.
Crowley was also known as
“The Great Beast” called himself that. He has been the subject of several biographies that describe him as an outspoken Satanist, the originator of the modern understanding of black magic, a misunderstood genius, a deranged drug addict, a follower of the Marquis de Sade, or simply a manipulative charlatan.
I never hated the true God, but only the god of the people I hated” is a phrase from Aleister Crowley’s autobiography (or his life) – “Confessions of Aleister Crowley”. “I did not hate God or Christ, but only the God or Christ of the people I hated.”
His philosophy does not perceive the world only as two dimensions – good-evil, black-white, God-Satan,
He professed the so-called Hermetic Kabbalah – mysticism combined with Alchemy, Egyptian mythology and sexual sorcery.
Aleister Crowley stated: “I was not content to believe in a personal Devil and serve him in the ordinary sense of the word. I wanted to get to him personally and become his chief of staff.” In April 1904, while in Egypt, Crowley achieved this goal. He claimed that a being who called himself Aivas, a spirit identified by Crowley as “The Devil” dictated an entire book to him. This text is the basis of the “Gospel of Thelema”, whose message is “Do what you will, this is the Law”. The same message is key in Anton Sandor Lavey’s The Satanic Bible.
Crowley has had a wide influence on British pop culture. He is featured in the silhouette collage on the cover of the album ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ (1967) by The Beatles, and his motto ‘Do What You Want’ is emblazoned on the cover of the Led Zeppelin III album. David Bowie referenced Crowley in his song “Quicksand” (1971).
Aleister Crowley is an idol of sorts for Jimmy Page, the famous Led Zeppelin guitarist, who buys his estate, Boleskine House in Scotland, and owns a huge collection of the Satanist’s memorabilia. Ozzy Osbourne (Black Sabbath) is also a fan of the Satanist and dedicated an entire song to him called “Mr. Crowley”.
However, hardly anyone guessed that Aleister Crowley was actually an agent of British intelligence.
Using documents gathered from British, American, French and Italian archives, Richard B. Spence’s book Secret Agent 666 reveals that Crowley played a major role in the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915 (which became one of the reasons for entering USA in World War I), the plot to overthrow the government of Spain, the foiling of Irish and Indian nationalist conspiracies, the flight of Rudolf Hess in 1941.
The book’s author claims that Agent Crowley endured years of public vilification, in part to cover up his role as an undercover agent.
In his 1929 Confessions, Crowley himself makes vague references to his intelligence work, particularly his 1914-1919 mission to the United States. There he claimed that his public role as an anti-British propagandist masked secret service in the name of the British monarch.
Somehow it seems quite logical that Aleister Crowley, called by his contemporaries “The most evil man in the world” worked for the British services.
As we see even today, the greatest evil gathers the greatest villains to do the most sinister things in the name of some anti-human ideas.
The Satanic roots of the entire British Empire, with all its offices and lodges, of its entire history, modern times and plans for the future will sooner or later be revealed and realized by millions of people.
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