Thank you for this; it was informative and enjoyable. I particularly appreciated the connection made between " We won't be druv" and Crowley's "Do what thou wilt..."
I live in East Sussex with a family history here going back to medieval times, my mother warned me about her family told me to stay away from them as many were downright evil ... needless to say I took her advice!
You mean ...is that where Megan and Prince Harry came from!? Asking as how evil and how they become that evil!? Cults and secret societies is that how these individuals become evil!?
Interesting that this was the landing spot for the Normans, 1066.. perhaps the most accessible spot for landings from Europe over the centuries. It might provide some explanation as to why there’s a concentration of evil activity. (I grew up in East Sussex, too)
@@annabelsmart5305 It's possibly one of the spots where African slavers kidnapped English slaves in the 1600s. The coastal villagers would run and hide in the churches, but were rounded up and taken aboard the ships labelled as 'Ottoman' by history.
The musician Nick Cave lives in Brighton: he is steeped in themes of religion/death/violence. His album called the Firstborn Is Dead released 3rd June (666) 1985 was apparently inspired by Elvis Presley's twin brother Aaron who died in childbirth. In 2015 one of Cave's 15 Yr old teenage twins died in a bizarre 'took LSD and fell off a cliff' accident. He joins a long list of celebrities who have experienced the death of their sons including Robert Plant, Eric Clapton and Rick Parfitt of Status Quo.
@@lightningstrikes7314Mike is a good man and true, not a bad or blameworthy bone in his body, however he was due to commercial and artistic happenstance heavily involved with Richard Branson and Viv stanshall, not to mention The Exorcist connection. Also his music was unfortunately coopted for a 1979 documentary ("the space movie") about the fake moon landings. But the authorities/elite resented both his unique genius and refusal to conform (hence no OBE, knighthood or any official recognition of that sort at all) and his son was likely sacrificed because of that.
@@lightningstrikes7314 yeah I'm aware of the theories concerning stanshall and "billy". Im not convinced by the theory one bit, I don't think they are the same person (notwithstanding what is declared in the "memoirs of billy shears"), but what is certain is that the bonzo dog band, stanshall et al were deep into the occult and Satanism. Having said that, the work stanshall did on tubular bells (one and two) was exemplary.
Just a side note. A Peruvian engineer called Adam Bentin lived initially in Folkstone and then Hastings. He was fascinated by the occult and made extensive scientific studies, including regular Spiritualism Circles all through the 1920s, to late 1930's, where his wife Florence became an accomplished medium, and they talked to the dead. His famous son was TV comedian Michael Bentine - Former Goon who lived for a long time in Hastings. This connects us to Royalty - King (then Prince) Charles and Peter Sellers and George Martin / EMI, who produced comedy records before The Beatles. Bentine was a close friend of Richard Lester who directed The first two Beatle's movies - A Hard Days Night and Help. What is the implication? A possible very tight secret occult network and witchcraft circle on the South Coast. Interestingly Michael Bentine was involved in Military Intelligence where his boss was Airy Neave, later killed by The IRA. He also lost his son Gus in his 20's in a plane crash in 1971 - there were rumours of drug smuggling. To find out more read Bentine's autobiography The Door Marked Summer.
I was coming and going too St.Leonards for a number of years and when hearing of Crowleys curse on the place i went to the beach and found the stone.Haven't been back since. A drinking town with a fishing problem. I find your research very stimulating, thank you.
Crowley lived in and cursed Hastings, not St Leonards, sthough arguably one does ver much roll straight into the other. I have visited Hastings about two or maybe three times and I've not had the least problem in leaving it, nor have I had a moments desire to go back since last I was there, about 15 to 20 years ago. Hastings is a seaside town, relying these days quite heavily on tourism, so thousands of visitors will go there to visit each summer, and leave it after a few days with no problems, and not return. Many of them are older people in coaches that come down from oop narth. The place has fish and chips, old time sea front arcades and an aancient and dimishing fleet of very small fishing vessels - and as that other chap said - an alcohol problem, brought on by poverty and unemploymnt. So much for Crowley's curse. Perhaps not "The World's Most Evil Man"'s best work?
I lived in Hastings Old Town for a couple of years. Loved the place but it wasn't practical at that stage of my life as I had a long difficult commute. I never took a stone from the beach and I have a strong hankering to return. As soon as I can sell up I'll go back. I don't know that I believe in the curse but I don't mind anyway.
When I was a kid my parents were friends with Jimmy Page and we used to go to his house Plumpton Place. He had a room there full of Crowleys possesions.
Such a shame that JP got lead astray with the Crowley stuff. Mastery of "The Great Work" starts with ego management - many of the magicians failed to do so. Crowley like many magicians seemed to also be a spy master. Wasn't he involved in the V for victory sign and the magikal ceremony on the IOW (the base chakra of GB and steeped in the esoteric), to repel the Nazis?
Jimmy Page used to run the Equinox bookshop in London in the '70s. Very Thelemic. And still to this day you can pick up an occult book on the 2nd hand market with an 'Equinox Bookshop' sticker on rear board; meaning it came from Jimmy.
I live in Bexhill and visit the Sackville on the seafront t was once a home and a hotel owned by Lord De La Warr I have had several paranormal experiences there!
That photo of Crowley. His stare reminds me of Sir Jimmy Savile's pose he would often do for the camera. I read John Symonds 1958 biography on Crowley and he describes his 1st meeting with AC in his Hastings hotel. "He stared at me as though he were trying to hypnotise me." (Despite his elderly frame at the time.)
1970's and 1980's Alex Sanders, 'King of the Witches' and his coven used to meet in the Bell Hotel in Bexhill Old Town and practise witchcraft in one of the gardens in the old town. The local paper, The Bexhill Observer reported him putting a curse on a local production at the De La Warr Pavilion. Lots of local people have many memories of his goings on in Bexhill Old Townat the time.
How about one on Scarsdale NY??....both Linda & Yoko are from that tiny little town in upstate NY. What incredible odds two girls from same small town, both go to Sarah Lawrence, & then go on to both end up wed to the 60's 2 most eligible bachelors...amazing!! Thought I had a theory for a tick, until found Barbara (Pierce) Bush was from a different small NY town...APPROX 4 KM AWAY!!! Please consider to have a dig Cat....your work is ALWAYS phenomenal!!! -tbh....SO much so, when you first started your channel, you did SUCH a thorough job, by your 3rd vid.....I thought you were one of Billy's daughters!! -sorry...lol
Top work. According to Max Spiers, from a very early age, he was subjected to MK Ultra experimentation in and around Brighton and at the nearby university. The university has strong links with US institutions carrying out similar research. What's interesting is how he names other children, for example, a girl called Meredith Kennedy. Max, as we know, allegedly died in mysterious circumstances. Whether or not he was the real deal is anyone's guess, but he came out with some interesting stuff!
my thoughts exactly,i thought about Max Spiers as well as didn't his Mum attend Sussex University or have some connection to it? He did seem to know alot and his death was definatley mysterious.Much more to all this than meets the eye,maybe in time the truth will be revealed.
@gypsyeaton the truth is already there as far as I'm concerned, no revealing required. Yeah, in his younger years, Max spent a lot of time shuttling between the UK and US with his parents. He spoke a lot about how Crowley and how he fits into all of this.
Sussex University has strong Tavistovk and Portman NHS connections, the institution pushing sexual identity/gender confusion and for younger kids to explore trans identity etc.
This is very interesting. I stayed in a cottage in Winchelsea more than 30 years ago and we were going to buy our first house there but bought somewhere else. I remember reading that Terry had lived there.Also, my first Tarot set was the Rider Waite set. Next time I go to Winchelsea I shall look at Ellen Terry's old roof! I have heard that wicca is very strong historically in East Sussex. The head of the Druids are based in Lewes.
Astounding research. Having spent decades using the Rider-Waite cards I now have a totally fresh view of them had no idea they were based on real locations- the red roof info has blown my mind!. Lived in Hastings for a few months in the 90s and was involved in the pagan scene but it got too dark for me - so many wannabe Crowleyites fighting for attention. Thank you so much for this!
The Bonfire societies, from Lewis to Rye, have an interesting history. I've lived and returned to the area once already, but wouldn't mind returning once again to end my days in St Leonards, because living in Cornwall now, I particularly miss the area's remembered woodlands and meadows in spring and summer, or to walk the prom' to the 'Pig and whistle' for a good pint and a thick sandwich.
I was visiting Crowhurst, where my aunt lived, and was startled to see a large bumper sticker "Satan Rules" now i could see this anywhere but in Crowhurst it felt real!!!!
Sadly its the energy that rules the world. From taking their magick potion aka vaxxine to having sympathy for the devil i.e. [un] royal familys cancer scare.
@@annabelsmart5305no, sweet of you to take the blame but it has happened commenting on other channels recently, annoying because i have typed some long involved essays and they disappear lol... My uncle and Aunt had a small farm called Nashes Farm then moved to a small holding around 1970 called Barleyfield, uncle played the tuba for the local silver band and his son played the cornet, remember the plough and my grandfather is buried in the local church, should have pleased the Almighty lol, my aunt Died in 2008 about and that was the end of the family connection to crowhurst, Bridgeland! Have cousin in Catfield, Rosalind, lives next to the primary school, i think
.. i. The time of Celtica, england was a bog of the dammed. Most coutries dumped their sick and dying in england by boat.. it is a place if list souls is Essex as it was docks for which the boats would land and dump their cargo.... That was england before romans . Modern history trying its hardest to paint the picts as great oeople when it was the celts that taught them every thing. And this notion from the british that there was lots of resistance against roman invasion. . Hadrains wall was to stop the celts, not the picts.
Thank you SB that was fascinating, I study the Tarot and I have the Ryder, Waite deck (sorry if I spelled that wrong). All the best from the mystical East (Siam)
Jesus is Lord, He will rule.!! Eternally i mean..' obviously Whoever dies will either see The 'men in black' which there Are many reports of.' Or Jesus All of this Is happening now.!!
I was engrossed from start to finish. That was wonderful. I still have my small Ryder Waite deck though I don't use them for divination now. There is something like naive art about them which makes me want to keep them. I like the artwork from those early years,, Aubrey Beardsley and so on. And those wonderful whimsical wall posters we all had of the beautiful turn of the century ladies. And the Salvador Dali Swans reflecting Elephants. Ah the '70s. How innocent I was.
Me too -i love my Ryder Waite Smith deck, but have returned to Catholicism, so would not dream of using them for fun or fortune these days! - PCS also found the source of her visionary art in Jesus Our Lord, and became Catholic. She must have been a fascinating and charming woman.
@@MsDormy That's a very interesting little piece of info about PCS, thank you. I rekindled my faith a few years ago; as a non-denominational Christian I am aware of the warnings against divination too.
The PID belief, to me, is totally unconvincing. The idea that the Beatles did not write their own songs (particularly the Rubber Soul era stuff) is convincing as I see no way of McCartney and Lennon having developed such an ability in such a short period of time and being able to basically have nothing going into the studio and then everything they tried in a two week window turned into gold with no duds left on the cutting room floor. But I have to admit, I listen to your channel because of that very sexy voice! LOL
Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones bought a house near Hartfield called Cotchford Farm. The early Stones were involved with some London oddballs who were interested in Dionysus as a "new" religion against Apollo, the god of order and reason. The Stones had the song "Sympathy for the Devil" in 1968 and had a Satanic image from that time, if not before. Jones died in his swimming pool in July, 1969 and started the 27 Club of rock stars who died at age 27. Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison died at age 27 soon after. Kurt Cobain was born out of time but made it, eventually. A dying god cult of fan worship sort of rose up around Brian Jones after his death.
2+7 = 9, the magik of 9. Jones, was murdered, as was Hendrix as far as I'm concerned. With the Rolling Stones, didn't Jagger end up as band leader when Jones died? Also note that with solo artists when dead? Record sales go up.
According to Kenneth Anger, Brian Jones had an extra nipple on the inside part of his thigh, which is a sign that he was a witch. He knew it because Jones himself showed it to him. Well...
Very interesting I believe hersmonsue castle has some artefacts such as such bottles eff and Brighton being the trendy place it was back then must have attracted societys
HI very interesting video! Have you hear of Author and DJ Mark Devlin? He does some similar though strictly more music industry research and especially mentioned the Beatles ,Billy Shears, Viv Stanshall type stuff. I was in 3 Beatle tribute bands and could write a book on the unreal BAD LUCK I experienced!
Your presentations are fantastic. You're also a very thorough researcher. This rabbit hole is endless. The subjects being discussed in your presentations make me completely forget that this all started with the Beatles and more specifically Paul. It’s sheer madness.
I'd like to point out that the people of West Sussex are the salt of the earth and consider them folk from East Sussex to be mighty odd. I come from West Sussex.
I just found you today. PID is one of my favorite subjects, although it's my opinion that they all died together somewhere in CA, after being chased from their Seattle WA concert Aug of 66, hence band on the run, "they" never will be found. I'm old enuf to remember the originals, their music, specifically Revolver which had some interesting collaborators on it, Brian Jones, Maryanne Faithful et al. Why is this relevant? Because I lay traps for troubadours, who get killed before they reach Bombay. Penny for your thoughts.
Band on the run seems to be written from the perspective of bio-Paul, about wanting to quit the Beatles. The line "all I need is a pint a day" is fascinating in light of the infamous video of John Halliday, the bio Paul look a like, outside mccartneys birth home drinking a can of beer in a casual way as if it was his daily habit. Quite possibly all these things are all planned and scripted.
Lovely to hear such a cultured well spoken English voice, a relative rarity these days! .. Although I suspect Wun't and Druv would perhaps make more sense to the listener spoken in a more northern English accent. Since the vowel change in the language (particularly in the home counties ) these words have become slightly non-sensical.
You missed off King of the Witches Alex Sanders who lived in St Leonards and Derek Taylor who dabbled in lhp and was found dead in mysterious circumstances on the beach
for anyone who wants to explore this further i recommend seeing the youtube clip "X Factor Winner Reveals World's Secret Religion" - by Altiyan Childs. Its a tough pill to swollow so i recommend taking breaks in watching
Anyone that believes Alistar Crowley was Evil, needs to awaken and inner stand that OCCULT means hidden knowledge. AC was not evil whatsoever, how people are linking him to Jimmy Saville is sad.. When he talked about murder… He didn’t mean sacrifice of children.. He was talking about men & women wasting their sperm ( life )… Yes we do have a grim past, but it was nothing to do with A. Crowley.. Read his work, and inner stand it, before making judgement
Billy filmed his video for 'The World Tonight' on the beach in Hastings, he is sat in the middle of a circle of stones! (Also, David Tibet from Current 93 still lives in Hastings (former O.T.O. member. So do 2 former members of Coil -- who were also O.T.O. members; and owned many Crowley original paintings.)
Edit: Billy filmed 2 different videos for that single in 1997. One was shot in Hastings (by Geoff Wonfor). The other was shot on the sunny west coast of the US.
@@lightningstrikes7314 Oh, I hadn't heard about that. Nick Cave collaborates with David Tibet occasionally (he sang the last track on C93's 'All The Pretty Little Horses' album.)
@@lightningstrikes7314 According to the poet, Jeremy Reed, his friend John Balance from Coil spent the last few months of his life fearing a 'revenge attack; from the O.T.O. -- either astral or physical. Before his mysterious death aged 42 by falling down his stairs. (He had apparently revealed some secrets.)
David Tibet is now a devout Christian.Nick Cave has always struck me as being more sympathetic to Christianity than anything regarding dark occultism .
Three points will ALWAYS look like a triangle because that is the nature of three points - they can't help it! HOWEVER.. these particular three points are very nearly what is called a SPECIAL or PYTHAGOREAN RIGHT TRIANGLE, which is much more specific, and to be fair is probably what you meant. In which case, yes I noticed that too. Someone less lazy than me might one day do a more accurate research job and find they are EXACTLY on the right triangle, in which case that would definiely be interesting.
@@84homey Rough measures: distaces Hastings-Winchelsea-Peasmarsh-Hastings (miles): 9 - 6,4 - 13. Were the triangle rectangle, distances would be 9 - 6,4 - 13,491. Error is less than 4%
The De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill has connection to Delaware apparently: child trafficking over the route. The American living in Bexhill who told me all this some 30 years ago reminded me of a term I had heard before, “high pork”.
I like Pamela's signature / sigil on her artworks. The P looks like a stick, or staff, and the C and S look a bit like a snake coiled round it. (At 1st glance.)
Lady Harris and crowley never got the deck published - smith became a nun - crowley, i heard he retired to play chess with famous people - the golden dawn also had many other famous people nobody mentions. Ah. And after much study yes it is pronounced THOTH - like "taught". Be the few who know - I asked an egyptologist
Excellent work as usual, many congratulations. If I may suggest another investigation: the subject of transvestigation. I think that: - original Paul's "parents" aren't his parents (but posers) - it is possible that original Paul was born a girl - all Beatles were small with high-pitched voices which raises yet another suspicion within the Beatles psyop - Billy Shears' wives were born male (Linda, Heather and Nancy); Billy was born a man.
Thank you for filling in those blank spaces on the Tarot cards Your Correct pronunciation of Crowley…it tells me you Know your subject matter well…Thanks for all you do.
Thank you for this; it was informative and enjoyable. I particularly appreciated the connection made between " We won't be druv" and Crowley's "Do what thou wilt..."
I live in East Sussex with a family history here going back to medieval times, my mother warned me about her family told me to stay away from them as many were downright evil ... needless to say I took her advice!
You are lucky you were warned. God bless you in the name of Jesus Amen.
You mean ...is that where Megan and Prince Harry came from!? Asking as how evil and how they become that evil!? Cults and secret societies is that how these individuals become evil!?
Interesting that this was the landing spot for the Normans, 1066.. perhaps the most accessible spot for landings from Europe over the centuries. It might provide some explanation as to why there’s a concentration of evil activity.
(I grew up in East Sussex, too)
@@annabelsmart5305 You mean. Too much bloodshed.
@@annabelsmart5305 It's possibly one of the spots where African slavers kidnapped English slaves in the 1600s. The coastal villagers would run and hide in the churches, but were rounded up and taken aboard the ships labelled as 'Ottoman' by history.
I’ve lived in Hastings for over 237 years and I’ve never noticed anything strange about it…
how long?? so you're getting on a bit then ? 🤔
@@sollykhan2385 You should talk to my Grandad!
@@sollykhan2385 You should talk to my Grandfather about it!
Hahahaha, please can I interview you🤪
@@bellawilliams397 ‘Yes Bella, come and play, play with us..forever… ‘ (apologies to Stanley Kubrick)
Bravo! Extraordinary research! Thank you...
The musician Nick Cave lives in Brighton: he is steeped in themes of religion/death/violence. His album called the Firstborn Is Dead released 3rd June (666) 1985 was apparently inspired by Elvis Presley's twin brother Aaron who died in childbirth. In 2015 one of Cave's 15 Yr old teenage twins died in a bizarre 'took LSD and fell off a cliff' accident. He joins a long list of celebrities who have experienced the death of their sons including Robert Plant, Eric Clapton and Rick Parfitt of Status Quo.
Mike oldfield's son died suddenly at work, aged 33.
@@UnlimitedHangout Yes, add that one to the ever growing list. 33, just a coincidence no doubt.
@@lightningstrikes7314Mike is a good man and true, not a bad or blameworthy bone in his body, however he was due to commercial and artistic happenstance heavily involved with Richard Branson and Viv stanshall, not to mention The Exorcist connection. Also his music was unfortunately coopted for a 1979 documentary ("the space movie") about the fake moon landings. But the authorities/elite resented both his unique genius and refusal to conform (hence no OBE, knighthood or any official recognition of that sort at all) and his son was likely sacrificed because of that.
@@UnlimitedHangout Interesting. Have you seen the Viv Stanshall/McCartney connection conspiracy so to say?
@@lightningstrikes7314 yeah I'm aware of the theories concerning stanshall and "billy". Im not convinced by the theory one bit, I don't think they are the same person (notwithstanding what is declared in the "memoirs of billy shears"), but what is certain is that the bonzo dog band, stanshall et al were deep into the occult and Satanism. Having said that, the work stanshall did on tubular bells (one and two) was exemplary.
Just a side note. A Peruvian engineer called Adam Bentin lived initially in Folkstone and then Hastings. He was fascinated by the occult and made extensive scientific studies, including regular Spiritualism Circles all through the 1920s, to late 1930's, where his wife Florence became an accomplished medium, and they talked to the dead. His famous son was TV comedian Michael Bentine - Former Goon who lived for a long time in Hastings. This connects us to Royalty - King (then Prince) Charles and Peter Sellers and George Martin / EMI, who produced comedy records before The Beatles. Bentine was a close friend of Richard Lester who directed The first two Beatle's movies - A Hard Days Night and Help. What is the implication? A possible very tight secret occult network and witchcraft circle on the South Coast. Interestingly Michael Bentine was involved in Military Intelligence where his boss was Airy Neave, later killed by The IRA. He also lost his son Gus in his 20's in a plane crash in 1971 - there were rumours of drug smuggling. To find out more read Bentine's autobiography The Door Marked Summer.
Just as an aside, do you think they were all Freemasons? that seems to be a bit of a common denominator here. Thanks
@@witchmellor Highly likely. Freemasonary is the glue that holds these type of networks together.
The Rider Tarot deck illustrations are very legendary, and nothing seems to compare - good work Pamela.
Great video. Thank you.
I was coming and going too St.Leonards for a number of years and when hearing of Crowleys curse on the place i went to the beach and found the stone.Haven't been back since. A drinking town with a fishing problem.
I find your research very stimulating, thank you.
Crowley lived in and cursed Hastings, not St Leonards, sthough arguably one does ver much roll straight into the other. I have visited Hastings about two or maybe three times and I've not had the least problem in leaving it, nor have I had a moments desire to go back since last I was there, about 15 to 20 years ago. Hastings is a seaside town, relying these days quite heavily on tourism, so thousands of visitors will go there to visit each summer, and leave it after a few days with no problems, and not return. Many of them are older people in coaches that come down from oop narth. The place has fish and chips, old time sea front arcades and an aancient and dimishing fleet of very small fishing vessels - and as that other chap said - an alcohol problem, brought on by poverty and unemploymnt. So much for Crowley's curse. Perhaps not "The World's Most Evil Man"'s best work?
lol you do realise Crowley was prone to playing pranks. Such nonsense.
I lived in Hastings Old Town for a couple of years. Loved the place but it wasn't practical at that stage of my life as I had a long difficult commute. I never took a stone from the beach and I have a strong hankering to return. As soon as I can sell up I'll go back. I don't know that I believe in the curse but I don't mind anyway.
A drinking town with a fishing problem! Love that ❤😂
Wow, amazing presentation/s…profound research & information…can’t stop watching, fantastic job…💯✨
ive noticed connections between the beatles and stanley kubrick movies. in particular eyes wide shut, clockwork orange and acouple of beatles albums.
Mick Jagger was the original choice for the role of 'Alex' in Clockwork Orange film. (I'm glad we got McDowall in the end though!.)
Really enjoyed this video! Thank you so much for sharing this information. 🌸
When I was a kid my parents were friends with Jimmy Page and we used to go to his house Plumpton Place. He had a room there full of Crowleys possesions.
I'm sure Mr page doesn't want the ground disturbing at his London home for a very sinister reason.
Such a shame that JP got lead astray with the Crowley stuff. Mastery of "The Great Work" starts with ego management - many of the magicians failed to do so. Crowley like many magicians seemed to also be a spy master. Wasn't he involved in the V for victory sign and the magikal ceremony on the IOW (the base chakra of GB and steeped in the esoteric), to repel the Nazis?
Still time for Jimmy to ‘change the road he’s on’ if he hasn’t already. I met him recently and he was quite charming and kind.
@@MsDormy Just because someone comes across as charming and kind doesn't mean they are not bad.
Jimmy Page used to run the Equinox bookshop in London in the '70s. Very Thelemic. And still to this day you can pick up an occult book on the 2nd hand market with an 'Equinox Bookshop' sticker on rear board; meaning it came from Jimmy.
I live in Bexhill and visit the Sackville on the seafront t was once a home and a hotel owned by Lord De La Warr I have had several paranormal experiences there!
That photo of Crowley. His stare reminds me of Sir Jimmy Savile's pose he would often do for the camera. I read John Symonds 1958 biography on Crowley and he describes his 1st meeting with AC in his Hastings hotel. "He stared at me as though he were trying to hypnotise me." (Despite his elderly frame at the time.)
I have thought about that too.
I must look for that biography.
Thanks,
Ian
@@bugler75 "The Magic of Aleister Crowley" by John Symonds - Crowley's literary executor.
@@neilsun2521 thank you very much.
Ian
Crowley's younger picture is an exact match for William Shepard, Paul's replacement.
@@KillrMillr7 I'm not sure if I'd go quite that far; although there are certainly some similarities between AC/William.
The Devils Adrenochrome Empire ?
Thank you for the video just subbed excellent information
Such great content . So thoroughly well done . 🙏
1970's and 1980's Alex Sanders, 'King of the Witches' and his coven used to meet in the Bell Hotel in Bexhill Old Town and practise witchcraft in one of the gardens in the old town. The local paper, The Bexhill Observer reported him putting a curse on a local production at the De La Warr Pavilion. Lots of local people have many memories of his goings on in Bexhill Old Townat the time.
Thank you for your time, very informative and food for thought.
Love your channel 👍always well researched.another great show 👍from Liverpool 👍
How about one on Scarsdale NY??....both Linda & Yoko are from that tiny little town in upstate NY. What incredible odds two girls from same small town, both go to Sarah Lawrence, & then go on to both end up wed to the 60's 2 most eligible bachelors...amazing!!
Thought I had a theory for a tick, until found Barbara (Pierce) Bush was from a different small NY town...APPROX 4 KM AWAY!!!
Please consider to have a dig Cat....your work is ALWAYS phenomenal!!!
-tbh....SO much so, when you first started your channel, you did SUCH a thorough job, by your 3rd vid.....I thought you were one of Billy's daughters!!
-sorry...lol
Top work. According to Max Spiers, from a very early age, he was subjected to MK Ultra experimentation in and around Brighton and at the nearby university. The university has strong links with US institutions carrying out similar research. What's interesting is how he names other children, for example, a girl called Meredith Kennedy. Max, as we know, allegedly died in mysterious circumstances. Whether or not he was the real deal is anyone's guess, but he came out with some interesting stuff!
my thoughts exactly,i thought about Max Spiers as well as didn't his Mum attend Sussex University or have some connection to it? He did seem to know alot and his death was definatley mysterious.Much more to all this than meets the eye,maybe in time the truth will be revealed.
@gypsyeaton the truth is already there as far as I'm concerned, no revealing required. Yeah, in his younger years, Max spent a lot of time shuttling between the UK and US with his parents. He spoke a lot about how Crowley and how he fits into all of this.
Sussex University has strong Tavistovk and Portman NHS connections, the institution pushing sexual identity/gender confusion and for younger kids to explore trans identity etc.
This is very interesting. I stayed in a cottage in Winchelsea more than 30 years ago and we were going to buy our first house there but bought somewhere else. I remember reading that Terry had lived there.Also, my first Tarot set was the Rider Waite set. Next time I go to Winchelsea I shall look at Ellen Terry's old roof! I have heard that wicca is very strong historically in East Sussex. The head of the Druids are based in Lewes.
Astounding research. Having spent decades using the Rider-Waite cards I now have a totally fresh view of them had no idea they were based on real locations- the red roof info has blown my mind!. Lived in Hastings for a few months in the 90s and was involved in the pagan scene but it got too dark for me - so many wannabe Crowleyites fighting for attention. Thank you so much for this!
Absolutely fascinating, i realy enjoyed your presentation. If it wasn't for the lockdown i would not of even looked into this topic.
The Bonfire societies, from Lewis to Rye, have an interesting history. I've lived and returned to the area once already, but wouldn't mind returning once again to end my days in St Leonards, because living in Cornwall now, I particularly miss the area's remembered woodlands and meadows in spring and summer, or to walk the prom' to the 'Pig and whistle' for a good pint and a thick sandwich.
I was visiting Crowhurst, where my aunt lived, and was startled to see a large bumper sticker "Satan Rules" now i could see this anywhere but in Crowhurst it felt real!!!!
Sadly its the energy that rules the world. From taking their magick potion aka vaxxine to having sympathy for the devil i.e. [un] royal familys cancer scare.
Crowhurst! I lived there in 1980s for a few years (as a child)
@@annabelsmart5305tried to reply but yt keep saying an error occured
@@nightplumber1 hi there! Sorry about that. I do sometimes switch off wifi at night. Possibly the problem?
@@annabelsmart5305no, sweet of you to take the blame but it has happened commenting on other channels recently, annoying because i have typed some long involved essays and they disappear lol...
My uncle and Aunt had a small farm called Nashes Farm then moved to a small holding around 1970 called Barleyfield, uncle played the tuba for the local silver band and his son played the cornet, remember the plough and my grandfather is buried in the local church, should have pleased the Almighty lol, my aunt Died in 2008 about and that was the end of the family connection to crowhurst, Bridgeland! Have cousin in Catfield, Rosalind, lives next to the primary school, i think
.. i. The time of Celtica, england was a bog of the dammed. Most coutries dumped their sick and dying in england by boat.. it is a place if list souls is Essex as it was docks for which the boats would land and dump their cargo.... That was england before romans . Modern history trying its hardest to paint the picts as great oeople when it was the celts that taught them every thing. And this notion from the british that there was lots of resistance against roman invasion. . Hadrains wall was to stop the celts, not the picts.
Thank you SB that was fascinating, I study the Tarot and I have the Ryder, Waite deck (sorry if I spelled that wrong). All the best from the mystical East (Siam)
Marvelous doc, fascinating and inspiring...
Jesus is Lord, He will rule.!!
Eternally i mean..' obviously
Whoever dies will either see
The 'men in black' which there
Are many reports of.' Or Jesus
All of this
Is happening now.!!
Amen 🙏 💯
Amen.
fairy tales ffs
AMEN.
@@nineteen8486Yeah, that's why His appearance changed the calendar of the whole world.
I was engrossed from start to finish. That was wonderful. I still have my small Ryder Waite deck though I don't use them for divination now. There is something like naive art about them which makes me want to keep them. I like the artwork from those early years,, Aubrey Beardsley and so on. And those wonderful whimsical wall posters we all had of the beautiful turn of the century ladies. And the Salvador Dali Swans reflecting Elephants. Ah the '70s. How innocent I was.
Me too -i love my Ryder Waite Smith deck, but have returned to Catholicism, so would not dream of using them for fun or fortune these days! - PCS also found the source of her visionary art in Jesus Our Lord, and became Catholic. She must have been a fascinating and charming woman.
@@MsDormy That's a very interesting little piece of info about PCS, thank you. I rekindled my faith a few years ago; as a non-denominational Christian I am aware of the warnings against divination too.
Which "Billy " is that in his studio?
The PID belief, to me, is totally unconvincing. The idea that the Beatles did not write their own songs (particularly the Rubber Soul era stuff) is convincing as I see no way of McCartney and Lennon having developed such an ability in such a short period of time and being able to basically have nothing going into the studio and then everything they tried in a two week window turned into gold with no duds left on the cutting room floor. But I have to admit, I listen to your channel because of that very sexy voice! LOL
Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones bought a house near Hartfield called Cotchford Farm. The early Stones were involved with some London oddballs who were interested in Dionysus as a "new" religion against Apollo, the god of order and reason. The Stones had the song "Sympathy for the Devil" in 1968 and had a Satanic image from that time, if not before. Jones died in his swimming pool in July, 1969 and started the 27 Club of rock stars who died at age 27. Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison died at age 27 soon after. Kurt Cobain was born out of time but made it, eventually. A dying god cult of fan worship sort of rose up around Brian Jones after his death.
2+7 = 9, the magik of 9.
Jones, was murdered, as was Hendrix as far as I'm concerned. With the Rolling Stones, didn't Jagger end up as band leader when Jones died? Also note that with solo artists when dead? Record sales go up.
Actually, the first to die at 27 was Robert Johnson, who it is said sold his Soul at the crossroads.
@@elijahjames8837 That's a very good point, I'd forgotten he was 27 too.
I think Robert Johnson was younger than 27, I think something like 23-24,if memory serves.
According to Kenneth Anger, Brian Jones had an extra nipple on the inside part of his thigh, which is a sign that he was a witch. He knew it because Jones himself showed it to him. Well...
Interesting how many of these occult icons have unique odd face grimaces
Wouldn't you grimace when conversing with the likes of Aiwass?
@@PaulFormentos 😂😂😂I wouldn't.
They are British! We all do that…
@@PaulFormentos 😂
I wonder if there is some connection to Virgina Woolf. Really fascinating. Poor Aleister's doctor :(
Very interesting I believe hersmonsue castle has some artefacts such as such bottles eff and Brighton being the trendy place it was back then must have attracted societys
Good video with sound research. However its generally pronounced, "whinchel-sea" not whin-chelsea* (*as in district of London).
HI very interesting video! Have you hear of Author and DJ Mark Devlin? He does some similar though strictly more music industry research and especially mentioned the Beatles ,Billy Shears, Viv Stanshall type stuff. I was in 3 Beatle tribute bands and could write a book on the unreal BAD LUCK I experienced!
Your presentations are fantastic. You're also a very thorough researcher. This rabbit hole is endless. The subjects being discussed in your presentations make me completely forget that this all started with the Beatles and more specifically Paul. It’s sheer madness.
Thank you.
The female prosecutor for the rolph harris trial was called Hopkins. I wonder if she was a dependant of mathew. . Great research. Thanks x
Is there something off about the Rolf Harris case? Or is he bang to rights? I haven't looked very closely at it.
@nellsun2521 Either way, he would be low-hanging fruit, compared to the multitude predator-class diddlers.... 😢
I'd like to point out that the people of West Sussex are the salt of the earth and consider them folk from East Sussex to be mighty odd.
I come from West Sussex.
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day also Monday was my friends birthday also my birthday ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
A belated happy birthday! 🎂
I just found you today. PID is one of my favorite subjects, although it's my opinion that they all died together somewhere in CA, after being chased from their Seattle WA concert Aug of 66, hence band on the run, "they" never will be found. I'm old enuf to remember the originals, their music, specifically Revolver which had some interesting collaborators on it, Brian Jones, Maryanne Faithful et al. Why is this relevant? Because I lay traps for troubadours, who get killed before they reach Bombay. Penny for your thoughts.
Band on the run seems to be written from the perspective of bio-Paul, about wanting to quit the Beatles. The line "all I need is a pint a day" is fascinating in light of the infamous video of John Halliday, the bio Paul look a like, outside mccartneys birth home drinking a can of beer in a casual way as if it was his daily habit. Quite possibly all these things are all planned and scripted.
Lovely to hear such a cultured well spoken English voice, a relative rarity these days! .. Although I suspect Wun't and Druv would perhaps make more sense to the listener spoken in a more northern English accent. Since the vowel change in the language (particularly in the home counties ) these words have become slightly non-sensical.
Princess Mary Adelaide Tek
Helena Blavatsky.
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One of Pamela’s cards also makes its way onto the back of Free’s ‘Fire and Water’ album, c1970.
Very interesting. I lived in East Sussex (Hastings) for 25 years and I learned a few things from this video! (I got away 14 years ago)
You never quite get away from Hastings.. remember the first in is the last out…
@@paulklee5790 yep... used to be a good pub 🙂
West Sussex and the Friends of Hecate. Look into it. Nuff said 👍
The Thoth Deck is an Art Deco masterpiece…
Fascinating.
We see through a glass darkly.
You missed off King of the Witches Alex Sanders who lived in St Leonards and Derek Taylor who dabbled in lhp and was found dead in mysterious circumstances on the beach
Excellent video
Great video thank you ❤
for anyone who wants to explore this further i recommend seeing the youtube clip "X Factor Winner Reveals World's Secret Religion" - by Altiyan Childs. Its a tough pill to swollow so i recommend taking breaks in watching
ASTONISHING !
Maybe the Ghost writer for the Beatles was W.B Yeats. 😊
L. Ron Hubbard set up shop in E. Grinstead, Sussex.
wow
I'm afraid it's all down to the French influence, ....Hastings always was/is a magnet ,to oddballs.
Very interesting, thank you
Interesting I might do one on a nearby County
At a guess, all due to; Geomancy - leys, ancient sacred sites too.
Thanks so much for researching this topic! As a card reader, seeing these sceneries and how they correlate to the RWS cards is so neat! ❤
Thanks Jen! It was wonderful to see the landscape that inspired the RWS deck. I really enjoyed researching this video.
Anyone that believes Alistar Crowley was Evil, needs to awaken and inner stand that OCCULT means hidden knowledge. AC was not evil whatsoever, how people are linking him to Jimmy Saville is sad.. When he talked about murder… He didn’t mean sacrifice of children..
He was talking about men & women wasting their sperm ( life )…
Yes we do have a grim past, but it was nothing to do with A. Crowley.. Read his work, and inner stand it, before making judgement
Billy filmed his video for 'The World Tonight' on the beach in Hastings, he is sat in the middle of a circle of stones! (Also, David Tibet from Current 93 still lives in Hastings (former O.T.O. member. So do 2 former members of Coil -- who were also O.T.O. members; and owned many Crowley original paintings.)
Edit: Billy filmed 2 different videos for that single in 1997. One was shot in Hastings (by Geoff Wonfor). The other was shot on the sunny west coast of the US.
Nick Cave's son died in strange circumstances on a beach in Sussex in the Brighton area.
@@lightningstrikes7314 Oh, I hadn't heard about that. Nick Cave collaborates with David Tibet occasionally (he sang the last track on C93's 'All The Pretty Little Horses' album.)
@@lightningstrikes7314 According to the poet, Jeremy Reed, his friend John Balance from Coil spent the last few months of his life fearing a 'revenge attack; from the O.T.O. -- either astral or physical. Before his mysterious death aged 42 by falling down his stairs. (He had apparently revealed some secrets.)
David Tibet is now a devout Christian.Nick Cave has always struck me as being more sympathetic to Christianity than anything regarding dark occultism .
It's a wicked world alright , but if lost , you will never see it ....all the more so when your lost & don't know it .... Ahayah Yashaya !!
The points from those three locations look like a triangle. Hmmm!
Three points will ALWAYS look like a triangle because that is the nature of three points - they can't help it! HOWEVER.. these particular three points are very nearly what is called a SPECIAL or PYTHAGOREAN RIGHT TRIANGLE, which is much more specific, and to be fair is probably what you meant. In which case, yes I noticed that too. Someone less lazy than me might one day do a more accurate research job and find they are EXACTLY on the right triangle, in which case that would definiely be interesting.
@@84homey Rough measures: distaces Hastings-Winchelsea-Peasmarsh-Hastings (miles): 9 - 6,4 - 13. Were the triangle rectangle, distances would be 9 - 6,4 - 13,491. Error is less than 4%
@@javiergilvidal1558 Cool. What's needed is the locations of each actual building... up for that? :)
The songwriting is how I know, and I hate Billy's song writing with everything in me.
Who is this Billy she is referring to with the home studio?
Oh billy sheer aka Paul McCartney - so is there any info on him being an occultist?
I couldn't see any chemists, which amazes me, however I believe the 'Perdagon' has at least one which supplies 'Grine Fluid'
Didn’t Ross Nicholls also live there?
William of Normandy visited
Long Live the Ancient Dreams!
The De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill has connection to Delaware apparently: child trafficking over the route. The American living in Bexhill who told me all this some 30 years ago reminded me of a term I had heard before, “high pork”.
I like Pamela's signature / sigil on her artworks. The P looks like a stick, or staff, and the C and S look a bit like a snake coiled round it. (At 1st glance.)
Fascinating SB
Lady Harris and crowley never got the deck published - smith became a nun - crowley, i heard he retired to play chess with famous people - the golden dawn also had many other famous people nobody mentions. Ah. And after much study yes it is pronounced THOTH - like "taught".
Be the few who know - I asked an egyptologist
Excellent work as usual, many congratulations.
If I may suggest another investigation: the subject of transvestigation. I think that:
- original Paul's "parents" aren't his parents (but posers)
- it is possible that original Paul was born a girl
- all Beatles were small with high-pitched voices which raises yet another suspicion within the Beatles psyop
- Billy Shears' wives were born male (Linda, Heather and Nancy); Billy was born a man.
Come together.. right now over me..
Hard to get the truth out with so many Baal priest
Thank you for filling in those blank spaces on the Tarot cards Your Correct pronunciation of Crowley…it tells me you Know your subject matter well…Thanks for all you do.
she got it right twice or so, and wrong once - not a bad average, but I wouldn;lt say it was tripping off the tongue. I've definitely heard worse!
All you need is love
Mad Jack Fuller
numerology.....
How did you forget ROLLO AHMED ? You need to do more research or is it because he was black ? Oh dear lady you know nothing.
Exactly, No 'Grine Fluid' was a complete giveaway.