This is a view from the bunker. Now, here's Derek Gilbert. As Christians, we know that evil is real.

We're told in the book of Ephesians that we wrestle not against human opponents, flesh and blood, but against principalities and powers and cosmic rulers over this present darkness.

But some of their agents do happen to be human.

And we're going to talk about that tonight. Our guest is a documentary filmmaker. He's a man who

produced the film The Smiley Face Killers. He's also an author, Prophet of Evil, Alistair

Kroly, 9-11 in the New World Order, Children of the Beast, Abomination, devil worship, and

deception in the West Memphis Three murders, and the topic of tonight's conversation, his new book, Global Death Cult, the Order of Nine Angles, Adam Woffon, and the Slaughter of the Innocence. It is our honor to welcome back to the program for the first time and way too long. William Ramsey. William, thanks for joining us tonight.

Derek, great to be with you again. Thanks for the invitation. It's been since you were out here in the Ozarks back, what, four years ago, I think, since you last talked? It seems like it. Yeah, it's been a while. Yeah, we discussed the smiley face killers, but this new book that you've got is, frankly, it's about groups that I'd not heard of before.

The order of nine angles almost sounds like a name that would be invented for some

supernatural crime thriller or something. But this is real, and there are security types,

law enforcement types, who take these guys and Adam often very seriously. Yeah, and they should. I think very wisely, they should take them very seriously. I think they're both new groups, and that's probably why I didn't know much about them either, really. I think somebody tried to get the point across to me a while back, but really Igor Sarsky was a guy who reached out to me really just last year. And then I kind of had to play catch-up and try to figure out what these groups are. But there really were groups that have shown up through the Internet over the last, you know, at least the Order of Nine Angles was in the early 80s. And Adam Woffins really not that old, maybe five, six years old. But they've been in the news. Both groups have been in the news recently.

So what is the order of nine angles? Well, it is a group that started out of England, and they were pre-internet. They were a group that was a satanic group. And really was one guy by the name of David Mayett, who was probably the central figure,

if not the only figure, who was writing these kind of missives and sending them out through

PO boxes, etc. And their ideas, they had some very intense ideas, they distinguished themselves

from other satanic groups in their attitude towards

what they call culling, which is a husbandry term, like when you go out and, you know,

kill off the sheep or something, but their attitude was towards human beings. So they're

original documentation, which I include quite a bit of it in my book, they talk about how they distinguish themselves from people like the Temple of Set or Michael Aquino in their attitude towards murdering human beings.

So that's kind of what it came to my attention because I had been doing all this research into what's known as the Smiley Face Killers,

and where young men were this phenomenon of young men disappearing and being found in water at a later day,

typically did not drown. So this was kind of something that overlap. So once I found out about this

probably of November of 2020, I really started, actually it was August, I really started researching.

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