Well, this is Dr. Stan back here at Radio Liberty, coming to you from the hills overlooking beautiful and picturesque

Monterey Bay and bringing in the news behind the news, the story behind the story,

hoping to convince you that reality is usually scoffed at.

The illusion is usually king.

But in the battle for survival of Western civilization, it's going to be reality, not illusion or delusion, that'll determine what the future will bring.

I need to remind of the views expressed here, and not necessarily those of the owners' management, staff sponsors or supporters of the station you're listening to.

They happen to be my views, and, well, for the next hour, they're going to be the views of William Ramsey,

who's written a fascinating book on the evilest man in the world.

At least he was until he died in, I think, 1947, somewhere in there.

A man named Alistair Crowley, a British intelligence agent, a Satanist, a man who was actually a member of the 33rd degree of organized

masonry until about, well, he was a member for some 12 years, before he was invited to come into the next level up in the hierarchy of Satanism.

And of course, that was the Order of the Golden Dawn.

But I'm going to let William

explain this to you. He's done a wonderful story writing about William, Alistair Crowley,

and I think it's something everybody should understand, because Crowley had a profound impact

on the lives of many people in America and throughout the world. Good evening. How are you, William?

Doing well, thank you. How did you get invested in Alist

Crowley, the evilest man in the world, the beast,

666 is what he called himself?

Well, I really do nothing about Alistair Crowley until about three years ago.

I was an armchair researcher into 9-11, and I read almost everything I could.

I saw all the movies that I could.

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