The occult network attempting to engineer a new galactic civilization
Part Satanic ritual, part neo-Nazi ideology, the Order of Nine Angles operates through a decentralized web of cells. By breaking societal taboos and embracing political extremism, this secretive movement seeks to dismantle the current Western order to make way for a militaristic 'Imperium'.
The Order of Nine_Angles (ONA) describes itself as 'Traditional Satanism,' a belief system that blends Hermeticism, modern paganism, and neo-Nazi ideology. The group's doctrine posits that human history is divided into distinct aeons, each tied to a specific civilization. Adherents believe the current Western aeon is under threat from Judeo-Christian influence and aim to establish a new social order known as the 'Imperium.' The ultimate goal of this transition is the formation of a galactic civilization where an 'Aryan' society colonizes the Milky Way.
Structurally, the ONA eschews central authority, operating instead as a 'kollective' of clandestine cells called 'nexions.' While the group maintains high levels of secrecy, making its exact origins difficult to verify, it claims roots in pre-Christian traditions within the Welsh Marches. The movement rose to prominence in the early 1980s, largely through the writings of 'Anton Long.' Many academics, including historians Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke and Per Faxneld, identify Long as the British neo-Nazi activist David Myatt, though Myatt denies the connection.
The movement's influence extends far beyond ritual magic. In the 2010s, the ONA was linked to militant neo-Nazi groups like the Atomwaffen Division and National Action. Its practices are intentionally provocative, advocating for the breaking of social taboos, political violence, and even human sacrifice to channel energies from an 'acausal' realm into our own. Due to its association with far-right terrorism and violent extremism, the ONA has been banned as a terrorist group in New Zealand and faces intense scrutiny from global counter-terrorism organizations.
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