Since human nature doesn't change, our historical record is filled with devious plots and ruthless conspiracies. Evil has always been a normal part of life in this world.
"...the whole world lies under the sway of the wicked one." 1 John 5:19
"Why do the nations rage, and the people plot [conspire] a vain thing? ...the rulers take counsel together against the Lord and against His Anointed, saying, 'Let us break Their bonds in pieces and cast away their cords...'" Psalm 2:1-3
"...the whole world lies under the sway of the wicked one." 1 John 5:19
"Why do the nations rage, and the people plot [conspire] a vain thing? ...the rulers take counsel together against the Lord and against His Anointed, saying, 'Let us break Their bonds in pieces and cast away their cords...'" Psalm 2:1-3
Nazi Drum with Skull & Crossbones symbol
Dennis Yates Wheatley (8 January 1897 – 10 November 1977) was an English author whose prolific output of thrillers and occult novels made him one of the world's best-selling writers from the 1930s through the 1960s. His Gregory Sallust series was one of the main inspirations for Ian Fleming's James Bond stories.
During the winter of 1947, Wheatley penned 'A Letter to Posterity' which he buried in an urn at his country home. The letter was intended to be discovered some time in the future (it was found in 1969 when that home was demolished for redevelopment of the property). In it, he predicted that the socialist reforms introduced by the post-war government would result inevitably in the abolition of the monarchy, the "pampering" of a "lazy" working class, and national bankruptcy. He advised both passive and active resistance to the resulting tyranny, including "ambushing and killing of unjust tyrannous officials."
Employers are now no longer allowed to run their businesses as they think best but have become the bond slaves of socialist state planning. The school leaving age has been put up to 16, and a 5 day working week has been instituted in the mines, the railways and many other industries... The doctrine of ensuring every child a good start in life and equal opportunities is fair and right, but the intelligent and the hardworking will always rise above the rest, and it is not a practical proposition that the few should be expected to devote their lives exclusively to making things easy for the majority. In time, such a system is bound to undermine the vigour of the race.
05May08 - In World War - In World War the devil 'has surpassed himself' - Dennis WheatleyNazi drum with skull and bones symbol - From Gateway to Hell, Hutchinson, 1970 Chapter 7 - The Barbecue
..."'It certainly is. And it's a great mistake to imagine that the Devil went out of business with the coming of the scientific age. He simply went underground and adapted his methods to modem conditions. 'One of his names is "Lord of Misrule", and his object is to destroy all law and order among mankind. What could do that more effectively than the creation of wars, in which countless thousands of people legally murder one another, and there follows widespread. arson, pillage, rape and anarchy? In the present century, the Devil has brought about two world wars and a score of minor ones, by bemusing the minds of statesmen, and about the best interests of their peoples; so it seems to me that he has surpassed himself.'...
During the winter of 1947, Wheatley penned 'A Letter to Posterity' which he buried in an urn at his country home. The letter was intended to be discovered some time in the future (it was found in 1969 when that home was demolished for redevelopment of the property). In it, he predicted that the socialist reforms introduced by the post-war government would result inevitably in the abolition of the monarchy, the "pampering" of a "lazy" working class, and national bankruptcy. He advised both passive and active resistance to the resulting tyranny, including "ambushing and killing of unjust tyrannous officials."
Employers are now no longer allowed to run their businesses as they think best but have become the bond slaves of socialist state planning. The school leaving age has been put up to 16, and a 5 day working week has been instituted in the mines, the railways and many other industries... The doctrine of ensuring every child a good start in life and equal opportunities is fair and right, but the intelligent and the hardworking will always rise above the rest, and it is not a practical proposition that the few should be expected to devote their lives exclusively to making things easy for the majority. In time, such a system is bound to undermine the vigour of the race.
05May08 - In World War - In World War the devil 'has surpassed himself' - Dennis WheatleyNazi drum with skull and bones symbol - From Gateway to Hell, Hutchinson, 1970 Chapter 7 - The Barbecue
..."'It certainly is. And it's a great mistake to imagine that the Devil went out of business with the coming of the scientific age. He simply went underground and adapted his methods to modem conditions. 'One of his names is "Lord of Misrule", and his object is to destroy all law and order among mankind. What could do that more effectively than the creation of wars, in which countless thousands of people legally murder one another, and there follows widespread. arson, pillage, rape and anarchy? In the present century, the Devil has brought about two world wars and a score of minor ones, by bemusing the minds of statesmen, and about the best interests of their peoples; so it seems to me that he has surpassed himself.'...
09Apr08 - Dennis Wheatley - New World Order is 'another name for hell'
Have you ever wondered what the origin of the phrase 'New World Order' is?Earliest source I can find is from 1941. THis is the first time this quotation has ever been posted on the web. I just checked. Seems pretty clear to me, by New World Order' Wheatley means the central objective of Nazi political control. Which by no means died in 1944.
Thankfully, though these C21 Nazi control freaks are convinced their diabolical plan is possible, they can and will never achieve it. They may rather burn the world to the ground trying, and failing.
Closing paragraphs of STRANGE CONFLICT by Dennis Wheatley Published by Hutchinson, 1941 From Chapter XXII - THE GREAT GOD PAN
Have you ever wondered what the origin of the phrase 'New World Order' is?Earliest source I can find is from 1941. THis is the first time this quotation has ever been posted on the web. I just checked. Seems pretty clear to me, by New World Order' Wheatley means the central objective of Nazi political control. Which by no means died in 1944.
Thankfully, though these C21 Nazi control freaks are convinced their diabolical plan is possible, they can and will never achieve it. They may rather burn the world to the ground trying, and failing.
Closing paragraphs of STRANGE CONFLICT by Dennis Wheatley Published by Hutchinson, 1941 From Chapter XXII - THE GREAT GOD PAN
