CROWLEY PREDICTS NAGASAKI
"Simon Iff is the protagonist of a series of short detective stories written by occultist Aleister Crowley. (...)
The Simon Iff stories were written during a visit to New Orleans in December 1916, primarily as a means of alleviating Crowley's financial
"Simon Iff is the protagonist of a series of short detective stories written by occultist Aleister Crowley. (...)
The Simon Iff stories were written during a visit to New Orleans in December 1916, primarily as a means of alleviating Crowley's financial
hardships. The mystic was verging on bankruptcy, a result of his lifestyle, and extravagant self-publishing, while having never earned a wage. The initial collection of six stories which Crowley penned would be labelled The Scrutinies of Simon Iff."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Iff
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Iff
CROWLEY AND CHURCHILL
"But Crowley's influence on the course of the war may go further than that. He is said to have led a divination ritual in 1910 at the request of another admiralty, commander Marston, which predicted that wars with Germany and Turkey would begin
"But Crowley's influence on the course of the war may go further than that. He is said to have led a divination ritual in 1910 at the request of another admiralty, commander Marston, which predicted that wars with Germany and Turkey would begin
within five years. And that both of those countries would be destroyed. It turned out to be pretty accurate.
In the novel 'Moonchild', Crowley's avatar Simon Iff dismisses everyone who thinhs they know why World War 1 started and says it was 'I who made it,' explaining that,
In the novel 'Moonchild', Crowley's avatar Simon Iff dismisses everyone who thinhs they know why World War 1 started and says it was 'I who made it,' explaining that,
'it is a necessary catalyst for the emergence of the new Aeon'.
Even more relevant are Crowley's short stories featuring Simon Iff as a sleuth who not only solves crimes, but sometimes colludes with journalists and law enforcement to cover up the truth. (...)
Even more relevant are Crowley's short stories featuring Simon Iff as a sleuth who not only solves crimes, but sometimes colludes with journalists and law enforcement to cover up the truth. (...)
The suspicious accuracy of Crowley's World War 1 prediction is nothing compared to a Simon Iff tale of high political intrigue titled 'A Sense of Incongruity' which features a plot against America by, what was at the end of World War 1 when the story was written, a very unlikely
alliance of Austria and Japan - which turned out to be a big bullseye: Hitler being from Austria.
But what if I told you, this story ends after Dr. Nagasaki is destroyed by a new and 'intensely radioactive weapon,' which is of course precisely what happens on the last page of
But what if I told you, this story ends after Dr. Nagasaki is destroyed by a new and 'intensely radioactive weapon,' which is of course precisely what happens on the last page of
World War 2.
Five years is one thing, but 20 to 25 years ahead of time is quite another. Just how psychic was this guy supposed to be? ... OR, if the script for the next war was set that far in advance - why would a supposedly lowly agent like Crowley know all about it?"
Five years is one thing, but 20 to 25 years ahead of time is quite another. Just how psychic was this guy supposed to be? ... OR, if the script for the next war was set that far in advance - why would a supposedly lowly agent like Crowley know all about it?"
Source:
From "A Sense of Incongruity" by Aleister Crowley:
" '(...)I imagined an odourless gas, intensely radioactive. Then I looked for a means of administration. That, too, must be without suspicion. Several suggestions came to me. But when I saw you take snuff, I knew the truth.
" '(...)I imagined an odourless gas, intensely radioactive. Then I looked for a means of administration. That, too, must be without suspicion. Several suggestions came to me. But when I saw you take snuff, I knew the truth.
You had a little muzzle-loading gun in your nostril. The warmth of the nose would volatilize the powder; all you had to do was to lean forward and breathe quietly on your victim. I interfered in the interest of Mr. Secretary here; in the interest of science,
I made your experiment on yourself.'
'You need not be ashamed, sir,' said Nagasaki very quietly indeed; 'yours is the scientific imagination.' He rose and bowed; then, turning to Captain Nikko, he made a gesture of dignified farewell. 'You will know,' he said,
'You need not be ashamed, sir,' said Nagasaki very quietly indeed; 'yours is the scientific imagination.' He rose and bowed; then, turning to Captain Nikko, he made a gesture of dignified farewell. 'You will know,' he said,
'what must be done, and what report made in what quarter.'
He turned to the Secretary. 'This gentleman,' he said with a smile, 'has explained to you the causes; it is for me to demonstrate the effects.'
He turned to the Secretary. 'This gentleman,' he said with a smile, 'has explained to you the causes; it is for me to demonstrate the effects.'
With that he gave a slight cough. Torrents of blood gushed from his mouth; he collapsed upon the carpet."
Source: hermetic.com/crowley/simon-…
Source: hermetic.com/crowley/simon-…
Churchill born 1874 and Crowley born 1875.
I can't really see that it could have been one and the same character. I have to digest this one!
But I compared both their birth date numerology for fun. There are similarities... and "they" like their little perverse rituals.
I can't really see that it could have been one and the same character. I have to digest this one!
But I compared both their birth date numerology for fun. There are similarities... and "they" like their little perverse rituals.
More about supposedly explosive radioactive weapons here.
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