Preface

I'm not certain if "Wizards & Warlocks" is exactly in reference to what I'm going to discuss here, but, with respect, it seems fitting.

What this thread aims to do, is point out the 'other war' which is waging in the background of all this corruption & the morbid crimes/conflict across the globe. Although difficult to truly explain properly, the parties involved have been present for a very very long time, 10's of thousands of years, if not a great many more. In retrospect, even the preface is difficult to word correctly... in no uncertain terms, the crux here is that Satanism(at it's core and with respect to it's roots) and Freemasonry are at war with Scientology(+ similar cults and related entities/persons throughout time), hence, "Wizards and Warlocks"; to put it one way, we've stumbled across 'the chess game', the war of 'magick vs magick' in many different forms on many fronts...

The 'bad guys' in this, being the Scientology side of things: The 'theft'/misappropriation of ancient knowledge and symbolism is as usual, a running theme here - indeed the entire point is that Scientologists(et al) are connected to efforts to frame Satanism/Satanists and Freemasonry abroad, for crimes which they themselves are guilty of participating in or otherwise facillitating - Scientology itself being rooted in morbid abuses which do none other than this explicitly. This is all, of course, particularly relevant to my previous entry about the situation involving Jim Carrey - wherein it seems incredibly apparent that he has been targeted directly by Scientologists and others with very questionable connections(such as Michael Avenatti and NXIVM) to Hollywood corruption, keeping in mind the fire at Trump Tower and also that Scientologists took over the old Cult Awareness Network(CAN), forming the New Cult Awareness Network(new CAN), etc.

Even at a simple glance one can see in plain sight that Scientology sports a crucifix as if to imply a relationship to religions such as Thelema(OTO, etc) and/or Christianity and/or Catholicism - when the reality is their actions abroad are consistent of much more insideous intentions than spreading love. In my opinion, it really is not hard to see through the utter lies which Scientology bases itself upon... I will share more about this herein.

Naturally, I am not saying that Scientology itself has literally been present the whole time, the point there is that the persons and entities connected to it's inception, agenda and efforts/allies/networks are themselves connected spanning well and truly back into the past. Many believe that Scientology is related to Satanism/Thelema/Crowley - this connection is overlooked and twisted by propaganda and ignorance, I will also explore herein, the truth behind the relation there and how Satanism/Thelema/Crowley and Freemasons are not allied with or supportive of what Scientology is founded on and by who.

To stress another point, recall also from my previous entry that Scientologists are even at war with Anonymous... this should be writing itself by now...

To help paint the picture, take a look at these before proceeding(or afterwards, doesn't matter):

Tech N9ne - Strangeulation Cypher - Official Music Video (Published on May 8, 2014)

Tech N9ne - Aw Yeah? (interVENTion) (Published on Apr 14, 2015)

Anonymous - Message to Tech N9ne (Published on May 12, 2015)

The above videos should, by now, help you to see parts of the alliance I'm trying to point out in this 'other war'...

I'll get right into it from here as rambling in the preface will do no immediate justice.

Let's start by looking closer at L. Ron Hubbard(LRH), the great pretender:

[0. wiki: L Ron Hubbard]:

~~Born in Tilden, Nebraska in 1911, Hubbard spent much of his childhood in Helena, Montana. After his father was posted to the U.S. naval base on Guam, Hubbard traveled to Asia and the South Pacific in the late 1920s. In 1930, Hubbard enrolled at George Washington University to study civil engineering, but dropped out in his second year. He began his career as a prolific writer of pulp fiction stories and married Margaret "Polly" Grubb, who shared his interest in aviation.

Hubbard served briefly in the Marine Corps Reserve and was an officer in the Navy during World War II. He briefly commanded two ships, but was removed from command both times.[6] The last few months of his active service were spent in a hospital, being treated for a duodenal ulcer.[7][8]

After the war, Hubbard moved into the Pasadena mansion of occultist and engineer Jack Parsons.[9]. In early 1946, Hubbard and Parsons collaborated on Babalon Working, a series of magic ceremonies or rituals. Hubbard became sexually involved with Parsons's 21-year-old girlfriend, Sara "Betty" Northrup, ultimately marrying her despite Hubbard still being married to first wife Polly. [10]

In 1950, Hubbard authored Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health and established a series of organizations to promote Dianetics. In 1952, Hubbard lost the rights to Dianetics in bankruptcy proceedings, and he subsequently founded Scientology. Thereafter Hubbard oversaw the growth of the Church of Scientology into a worldwide organization.

During the late 1960s and early 1970s, he spent much of his time at sea on his personal fleet of ships as "Commodore" of the Sea Organization, an elite, paramilitary group of Scientologists.[11][12] Some ex-members and scholars have described the Sea Org as a totalitarian organization marked by intensive surveillance and a lack of freedom.[13] His expedition came to an end when Britain, Greece, Spain, Portugal, and Venezuela all closed their ports to his fleet.

Hubbard returned to the United States in 1975 and went into seclusion in the California desert. In 1978, a trial court in France convicted Hubbard of fraud in absentia. In 1983 Hubbard was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in an international information infiltration and theft project called "Operation Snow White".[14][15] He spent the remaining years of his life in a Blue Bird motor home on his California property, attended to by a small group of Scientology officials including his physician. In 1986, L. Ron Hubbard died at age 74.[16]

The Church of Scientology describes Hubbard in hagiographic terms,[17] and he portrayed himself as a pioneering explorer, world traveler, and nuclear physicist with expertise in a wide range of disciplines, including photography, art, poetry, and philosophy. Though many of Hubbard's autobiographical statements have been found to be fictitious,[18] the Church rejects any suggestion that its account of Hubbard's life is not historical fact.[19][20] In Scientology publications, he is referred to as "Founder" and "Source" of Scientology and Dianetics.

His critics, including son Ronald DeWolf, have characterized Hubbard as a mentally-unstable chronic liar.

Points of interest:

Hubbard family relations/history.
LRH & Jack Parsons.
Operation Snow White
Ronald DeWolf

Early life

~~He was the only child of Ledora May (née Waterbury), who had trained as a teacher, and Harry Ross Hubbard, a former United States Navy officer.[22][23] After moving to Kalispell, Montana, they settled in Helena in 1913.[23] Hubbard's father rejoined the Navy in April 1917, during World War I, while his mother worked as a clerk for the state government.[24]

LRH father and mother: Harry Ross Hubbard & Ledora May Waterbury:

https://findagrave.com - Harry Ross Hubbard | https://archive.is/mBT7i

Harry Ross Hubbard

Birth 31 Aug 1886

Fayette, Fayette County, Iowa, USA

Death 9 Dec 1975 (aged 89)

Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, USA

Born as Henry August Wilson, adopted by James W. Hubbard and Philena Jane Potter Hubbard, who changed his name to Harry Ross Hubbard.

Wife was Ledora May Waterbury (1885 - 1959). They married April 25, 1909, in Omaha, Nebraska.

Father of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.

Using the above references, I put together some of LRH's family tree by following the parents. Keeping in mind that LRH's father was adopted into the Hubbard family, I put a second version together for LRH's biological family. Unfortunately, only so much is available, for reasons which will be explored herin.

Notes:

I'm not certain of the accuracy of the data presented by wikitree, however, their sources are listed and seem credible.
More can be traced on LRH's mother's side(Waterbury, DeWolf +++++), but, has been left out of the images below due to lack of space.

LRH Family tree:

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argosciv 6.9 years ago

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Bonus curiosity from previous comment:

What year did AC die? 1947
What year did JP die? 1952

Let's read on... _{(don't freak out about what you're going to read, get through it and wait for the end)}

Embracing Thelema; advancing JATO and foundation of Aerojet: 1939–42

In January 1939 John and Frances Baxter, a brother and sister who had befriended Jack and Helen Parsons, took Jack to the Church of Thelema on Winona Boulevard, Hollywood, where he witnessed the performance of The Gnostic Mass. Celebrants of the church had included Hollywood actor John Carradine and gay rights activist Harry Hay. Parsons was intrigued, having already heard of Thelema's founder and Outer Head of the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.), Aleister Crowley, after reading a copy of Crowley's text Konx om Pax (1907).

Parsons was introduced to leading members Regina Kahl, Jane Wolfe, and Wilfred Talbot Smith at the mass. Feeling both "repulsion and attraction" for Smith, Parsons continued to sporadically attend the Church's events for a year.[56] He continued to read Crowley's works, which increasingly interested him, and encouraged Helen to read them.[57] Parsons came to believe in the reality of Thelemic magick as a force that could be explained through quantum physics.[57] He tried to interest his friends and acquaintances in Thelema, taking science fiction writers Jack Williamson and Cleve Cartmill to a performance of The Gnostic Mass. Although they were unimpressed, Parsons was more successful with Grady Louis McMurtry, a young Caltech student he had befriended, as well as McMurtry's fiancée Claire Palmer, and Helen's sister Sara "Betty" Northrup.[58]

Jack and Helen were initiated into the Agape Lodge, the renamed Church of Thelema, in February 1941. Parsons adopted the Thelemic motto of Thelema Obtenteum Proedero Amoris Nuptiae, a Latin mistranslation of "The establishment of Thelema through the rituals of love". The initials of this motto spelled out T.O.P.A.N., also serving as the declaration "To Pan".[59] Commenting on Parsons' errors of translation, in jest Crowley said that "the motto which you mention is couched in a language beyond my powers of understanding".[60] Parsons also adopted the Thelemic title Frater T.O.P.A.N—with T.O.P.A.N represented in Kabbalistic numerology as 210—the name with which he frequently signed letters to occult associates—while Helen became known as Soror Grimaud.[61] Smith wrote to Crowley saying that Parsons was "a really excellent man ... He has an excellent mind and much better intellect than myself ... JP is going to be very valuable".[62] Wolfe wrote to German O.T.O. representative Karl Germer that Parsons was "an A1 man ... Crowleyesque in attainment as a matter of fact", and mooted Parsons as a potential successor to Crowley as Outer Head of the Order.[63] Crowley concurred with such assessments, informing Smith that Parsons "is the most valued member of the whole Order, with no exception!"[60]~~

Foundation of JPL and leading the Agape Lodge: 1942–44

~~Helen went away for a period in June 1941, during which Parsons, encouraged to do so by the sexually permissive attitude of the O.T.O., began a sexual relationship with her 17-year-old sister, Sara. Upon Helen's return, Sara asserted that she was Parsons' new wife, and Parsons himself admitted that he found Sara more sexually attractive than Helen.[81] Conflicted in her feelings, Helen sought comfort in Smith and began a relationship with him that lasted for the rest of his life; the four remained friends.[82] The two couples, along with a number of other Thelemites (some of whom with their children), moved to 1003 South Orange Grove Avenue, an American Craftsman-style mansion. They all contributed to the rent of $100 a month and lived communally in what replaced Winona Boulevard as the new base of the Agape Lodge, maintaining an allotment and slaughtering their own livestock for meat as well as blood rituals.[83] Parsons decorated his new room with a copy of the Stele of Revealing, a statue of Pan, and his collection of swords and daggers. He converted the garage and laundry room into a chemical laboratory and often held science fiction discussion meetings in the kitchen, and entertained the children with hunts for fairies in the 25-acre garden.[84]

So, there's a whoops. I'm pretty sure that constitutes pedophilia, not something encouraged by Thelema/OTO. It seems that in Helen's absence, JP seems to have gotten a bit confused(not to pardon him at all) and misattributed Thelemic doctrine in justifying his lust for a 17-year old - I'm not sure how severely it would be judged at the time given that she was over 16 years old, nonetheless, JP was 29 at the time and she was 17, these are facts.

Note: "encouraged to do so by the sexually permissive attitude of the O.T.O", not the doctrine or members of the O.T.O; the attitude towards polyandry; sexual relationships between adults and minors are not encouraged.

Reading on...

Although there were arguments among the commune members, Parsons remained dedicated to Thelema. He gave almost all of his salary to the O.T.O. while actively seeking out new members—including Forman—and financially supported Crowley in London through Germer.[86] Parsons' enthusiasm for the Lodge quickly began to impact on his professional life. He frequently appeared at Aerojet hungover and sleep-deprived from late nights of Lodge activities, and invited many of his colleagues to them, drawing the ire of staff who previously tolerated Parsons' occultism as harmless eccentricity; known to von Kármán as a "delightful screwball", he was frequently observed reciting Crowley's poem "Hymn to Pan" in an ecstatic manner compared to the preaching of Billy Graham during rocket tests—and on request at parties to their great amusement. They disapproved of his hesitancy to separate his vocations; Parsons became more rigorously engaged in Aerojet's day-to-day business in an effort to resolve this weariness, but the Agape Lodge soon came under investigation by both the Pasadena Police Department and the FBI. Both had received allegations of a "black magic cult" involved in sexual orgies; one complainant was a 16-year-old boy who said that he was raped by lodge members, while neighbors reported a ritual involving a naked pregnant woman jumping through fire. After Parsons explained that the Lodge was simply "an organization dedicated to religious and philosophical speculation", neither agency found evidence of illegal activity and came to the conclusion that the Lodge constituted no threat to national security.[87] Having been a long-term heavy user of alcohol and marijuana, Parsons now habitually used cocaine, amphetamines, peyote, mescaline, and opiates as well.[88][52] He continued to have sexual relations with multiple women, including McMurtry's fiancee Claire. When Parsons paid for her to have an abortion, McMurtry was angered and their friendship broke down.[89]

So, we can see that JP really is starting to spiral out of control... What's going on here? Notice the accusations sent to the Pasedona PD and the FBI? Keeping in mind that this is only just before LRH's arrival on scene...

Reading on...

Crowley and Germer wanted to see Smith removed as head of the Agape Lodge, believing that he had become a bad influence on its members. Parsons and Helen wrote to them to defend their mentor but Germer ordered him to stand down; Parsons was appointed as temporary head of the Lodge.[90] Some veteran Lodge members disliked Parsons' influence, concerned that it encouraged excessive sexual polyandry that was religiously detrimental, but his charismatic orations at Lodge meetings assured his popularity among the majority of followers. Parsons soon created the Thelemite journal Oriflamme, in which he published his own poetry, but Crowley was unimpressed—particularly due to Parsons' descriptions of drug use—and the project was soon shelved.[91] Helen gave birth to Smith's son in April; the child was named Kwen Lanval Parsons.[92] Smith and Helen left with Kwen for a two-room cabin in Rainbow Valley in May.[93] Concurrently in England, Crowley undertook an astrological analysis of Smith's birth chart and came to the conclusion that Smith was the incarnation of a god, greatly altering his estimation of him. Smith remained skeptical as Crowley's analysis was seemingly deliberately devised in Parsons' favor, encouraging Smith to step down from his role in the Agape Lodge and instructing him to take a meditative retreat.[94] Refusing to take orders from Germer any more, Smith resigned from the O.T.O. Parsons—who remained sympathetic and friendly to Smith during the conflict and was weary of Crowley's "appalling egotism, bad taste, bad judgement, and pedanticism"—ceased lodge activities and resigned as its head, but withdrew his resignation after receiving a pacifying letter from Crowley.[95]

So yep, after JP diddles a 17-yo, shit hits the fan, morbid allegations fly into the Police and FBI, internal conflict arises and here's AC putting JP in charge of Agape Lodge temporarily, conflict getting worse...

What's AC up to?

Setting a trap...

There's not really enough room to coninue in this comment properly, so, we'll just jump over to the next - where we'll read about LRH's involvement in all this, such a conveniently short time after all the turbulence from 1941 - 1944.

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