Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"The central premise of the most dangerous book in the world is that the events of September 11, 2001 were all a part of a decade's long magical mega ritual using techno sorcery and deep level occult programming designed for the purposes of psychological warfare while also serving as a loving tribute to famed occultist, Alistair Crowley." — Ben Kissel
"The number 11 has been considered evil all the way back to Jewish mysticism to Kabbalist thought. And as Carl Young said, all these numbers, they are a collective unconsciousness type of thing is that yes, there is a numerological counting, one, two, three, four, five aspect to them but there is also a collective unconscious, I just shared knowledge about these numbers and that you can have two different cultures that operate separate from each other but both of them see the number 11 in their mystic rituals or the mystic beliefs as evil both at the same time." — Marcus Parks
"The Twin Towers, besides being gigantic 11s, also resembled the pillars of Hermes, which themselves memorialize the destruction of Atlantis, another once great civilization that was laid low by disaster." — Ben Kissel
The episode thoroughly examines the book "The Most Dangerous Book in the World: 9/11 as Mass Ritual," which posits that the 9/11 attacks were a meticulously planned occult mega-ritual. The hosts dissect the book's theories, focusing on numerological significance, particularly the number 11, and its purported connection to Alistair Crowley's teachings. They explore how the number 11, seen as both evil and magical, is interwoven through the flight numbers, the date of the attacks, and the Twin Towers themselves, which are interpreted as symbolic representations.
Further analysis delves into the symbolic interpretation of the Twin Towers as the "pillars of Hermes," representing a gateway between worlds and linking the event to themes of commerce, trickery, and guidance to the afterlife, with Hermes serving as a psychopomp. The discussion extends to the significance of specific flight numbers, such as United 175, and its potential connection to Aleister Crowley's writings and George W. Bush's reading of "The Pet Goat," an allegory presented as promoting Luciferian doctrine.
The episode also scrutinizes other elements like the number 77 and its association with the Pentagon and Crowley's "Book of the Goat," and flight 93 with Crowley's "Thalamic Order," highlighting the numerical values and phrases like "Do What Thou Wilt." Finally, the discussion touches upon the broader symbolism of 9/11 as a reversal of the universally recognized code for "help" into "helplessness," a tactic attributed to occultists for instilling fear. The hosts also explore various other symbolic connections mentioned in the book, including the Statue of Liberty, Lower Manhattan's layout, and the "falling man" photograph, all interpreted through an occult lens.