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The St. George Who Never Was
‘St. George’ is the British version of Sabazios, the Phrygian god from ancient Turkey, who became Mythras. Phrygia is also the home of Rome’s mother goddess, Cybele, and Roman Catholic rites are modeled on the Mythraic rituals transferred to Rome from from Pergamon – including all seven sacraments. So — what has changed after all…
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part one: Quotes from Pidcock's "Satanic Voices"
Editor’s Note: As the result of a recent exchange between myself and David Pidcock regarding Egypt, he sent me an unedited pdf file of his book, Satanic Voices, which was largely written to smite S. Rusdie’s blasphemous effort to impress himself. I’ve overlooked those passages in order to capture Mr. Pidcock’s salient remarks on Freemasonry,…
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Egypt's Revolution & The Next War: Dr. Zaid's Correspondence with David Pidcock
Salaam To All, I was asked for my opinion and forecast on current events. Here it is, a quickly done assessment: Hello Tom, (to Tom Dark, 9 Feb 2011) I managed to see the interview. I am concerned because this is being called a ‘Youth Movement’ now by many participants as well as the media. …
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Reflections From A Lost Generation
Eyes of the Blind by Iain Joseph my eldest son I seclude myself. I avoid looking at anything that offers a reflection. It’s not self-pity I suffer from But utter frustration. Hardly can I open my eyes Without being consumed by frivolity. I see a dispute And I turn away in disgust. I hear laghter…

