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Guardian: The Devil's Business – review
[The Guardian] - In between, the duo stumble across grisly evidence of satanic practices and meet their suave victim, Mr Kist, an admirer of the diabolist Aleister Crowley. He's returned early from the opera because he finds the final scene of Berlioz's Faust rather
Google News: Brubaker Drives "Fatale" Into A Creator-Owned Career
[Comic Book Resources] - I've always viewed groups labeled as "Satanic" to be more agnostic or pagan than people who actually believed in the occult, but lately I've read some accounts of the earliest followers of Aleister Crowley in California that portrayed them as really
Norway's Top Cop Quits Over Breivik Attacks
uk.news.yahoo.com
[Yahoo! News UK] - These numbers have religious significance for the followers of Aleister Crowley's religion Thelema. The 7/7 london bombings & the death total of 77 people by "breivik" all reveal that these atrocities were planned by the hidden rulers (Illuminati).
The Devil's Business (18)
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - In Sean Hogan's paranormal thriller, the spirit of Aleister Crowley gatecrashes a Pinteresque scenario involving two hitmen. Old-hand Pinner (Billy Clarke) and his idiot sidekick Cully (Jack Gordon) prepare for the arrival of a man their boss wants
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