The Decadent Worker

THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION

“Brainwashing Nazi-pagans go underground after World War II, perfect techniques of emotional control of masses, and emerge in the 80s as fundamentalist Xtians bent on TOTAL ANNIHILATION of freedom! They are FUNDAMENTALLY APOCALYPTIC……” — Wild Magick Bulletin, Autumn ‘86 ELF, Box 1082, Bloomington, Ind. 47402

“‘You know the angel in the Book o Revelations, Kerry, that rules the world for a thousand years with a rod of iron? What do you figure that could symbolize?… Rods are used in nuclear energy reactors. They are also used in computers.’” — Brother-in-law in The Dreadlock Recollections (c) 1984 by Kerry Wendell Thornley, p.148 original MS

“One West German-based expert on Russian history… stressed that the Soviets are enormously sensitive to questions like the mark on Gorbachov’s brow, because of the strong and unpredictable ‘apocalyptic Old Believer tradition’ in the population… According to Revelations 8:10-11, ‘And the third angel sounded, and there fell a great star from heaven, burning as it were a lamp, and it fell upon the third part of the rivers, and upon the fountains of waters; And the name of the star is called Wormwood: and the third part of the waters became wormwood; and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter.’ And the Ukrainian word for wormwood, as the babushki knew, is chornobil — or in Russian translation, chernobyl….

“Sir Samuel Hoare, the chief of the British Military Intelligence mission in Russia in 1917, shows in his memoir, The Fourth Seal (1930), how the Western oligarchical forces involved in creating the Bolshevik Revolution, identified it with the Apocalypse. His book is illustrated with woodcuts from Revelation, taken from the Old Believers’ Apocalypse. Hoare was himself a leading figure of the Trust, and was close to A. I. Guchkov, the head of the Moscow Old Believer circles that heavily financed the Bolsheviks.” — Rachel Douglas and Susan Welsh, “The man with the mark of the beast,” Executive Intelligence Review, Vol. 13, No. 41, 17 October 1986

“‘They’ll all have to take you/ ’cause we’re gonna make you/ into our Philosopher-King;/ in the words of their own God,/ you’ll rule with an iron rod.’/ He winked if you know what I mean/ They call me the Wreck of the old Armageddon/ since nineteen and sixty-three.” — “Wreck of the Armageddon” by Kerry Wendell Thornley

“Hitler’s coming back, olks, and boy is he pissed.” — The Amazing Colossal MindBlaster-Newsletter of the Gods, Vol., #2. (Remote Control Institute, Buck Rt., Box 111, Hinton WV 25951) Single copy: $1.50

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“What a lot of people are following MIGHT NOT BE JESUS.” — “Bob”

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