he OTO was founded between 1895 and 1900 by a pair of powerful Freemasons, Karl Kellner and Theodor Reuss.

Politically, the order was right-wing in the extreme, proposing the creation of a pan-German world based on pagan spiritual beliefs. Kellner died in 1905, and Reuss, a former spy for the Prussian Secret Service, assumed the office of high caliph. While living in London, Reuss spied on German socialist expatriates.

In 1912 he made the acquaintance of Aleister Crowley, and appointed him head of the OTO's British chapter. But The Beast's [Crowley's] political loyalties have always been an open question."

The fascist character of Scientology can be seen in embryonic form in the Michael Howard's profile of the OTO and its infamous leader in England, Aleister Crowley, as described in The Occult Conspiracy:

"Crowley...was head of the English branch of the OTO and he took the magical name Baphomet from the idol worshipped by the Knights Templars... When he was at Cambridge University the young Crowley had belonged to a Jacobite legitimate society and had dabbled in extreme right-wing politics." (p. 112) "Because Crowley had extensive contacts with the European secret societies his specialist knowledge was used by the SIS [Britain's Secret Intelligence Service] for 'Black Propaganda' purposes. Crowley had confided to the writer Aldous Huxley in 1938 when they met in Berlin that Hitler was a practising occultist.

He also claimed that the OTO had helped the Nazis to gain power." (p. 135) Howard and other historians of the occult societies credit OTO with introducing Tantric sex magic which supposedly opens up all Hermetic and Masonic mysteries that are veiled in symbolism. Possible Origins for Dianetics and Scientology, by Jon Atack, compares the symbolism and rituals of OTO and Scientology:

"Many of the symbols of Scientology were taken from ritual magic. Hubbard was a member of the AMORC Rosicrucians in 1940 and the OTO , he performed sexual 'magick' ceremonies with Jack Parsons, a follower of Aleister Crowley, in 1946. The Scientology cross is very similar to the Rosicrucian and Crowley crosses.

Hubbard also used the 'daleth' triangle of the Egyptian destroyer god Set as the Dianetic symbol.

"The theta symbol used by Scientology is the central symbol of Crowley's Ordo Templi Orientis, where it denotes 'thelema' or the will. It is the symbol of 'Babalon', the antichrist that Hubbard and Parsons tried to incarnate. The 'S and double triangle' motif of Scientology probably derives from the black magic use of the snake symbol (the 'wise serpent' or Satan) combined with a deconstruction into two triangles of the Star of David (rather like hanging the Christian cross upside down to signify devil worship). This symbol - the magical hexagram - was used by Hubbard and Parsons during their attempts at incarnating the anti-Christ in human form. Again, Hubbard shares the double triangle with Crowley, where the triangles stood for the 'Argentinum Astrum' or 'Silver Star', a name for Crowley's organization prior to his take-over of the Ordo Templi Orientis.

"Crowley's order - the OTO - had a common origin with the Thule group to which several members of the Nazi hierarchy belonged (including deputy party chairman Rudolph Hess). The sig rune - used by the Nazis - appears on the Scientology International Management Organization's symbol - a red square enclosing a white disc and set off by four such sig runes. The swastika of the Nazi flag has been replaced by the Scientology 'S and double triangle'. The symbol of the Religious Technology Center is surrounded by sig runes. As far as I can ascertain, the sig rune is otherwise peculiar to the Nazis.

In a way I can state clearly that Hitler was obviously directed by the British illuminati of the SRIA (from the United Grand Lodge of England who gave also birth to the Golden Dawn), Brothers that belong to the elite of the illuminati intelligence who manipulated him until they needed Hitler (some of them belonged to the OTO), and then left him to front an impossible war against the rest of the world after accomplishing in secret their goals. In Switzerland the OTO Nazi ideal was conducted after the II world war by illuminati Frater Superior Metzger. This was one of the main reasons why Rudolf Hess went to England with a secret Rosicrucian mission he was never able to accomplish because of Brother Churchill and the change of mind of certain Brothers in the SRIA.

That's why after so many years Rudolf the man who knew too much about the New World Order was still a threat so they eventually killed him as we all know. Hitler a British agent? Probably not, but definitely a British puppet! Adolf willingly served the Zionist agenda of Great Britain and the Vatican so they could establish their State of Israel after all these terrible Nazi persecutions against the Jewish people. Fascist United States is at the moment the legitimate heir to Nazi Germany that's why they love and support so much their OTO, they are using the same techniques that made Hitler famous and I'm sure they will get worst much worst in the next few years just like their beloved Führer did.

The USA at present are like Germany in the 1930's and the Muslims are like the new Jews of the situation having to suffer and be persecuted illegally in places like Guantalamo bay...

Did you know that J.F.C.Fuller, friend and student of Aleister Crowley, made a Major General in 1930 E.V., resigned in 1933 E.V. devoting the rest of his life to the writing of history, was the only foreigner at Adolph Hitler's first maneuvers in 1935 E.V., and one of the two Englishmen invited to the Fuhrer's fiftieth birthday celebrations in 1939 E.V.?

Did you know that after Rudolf Hess flew to Scotland in 1941 E.V., surrendering to the Allies, that illuminati agent Ian Fleming, the future author of the James Bond novels, advocated that the Nazi occultist be interrogated by Aleister Crowley?

These are but two of many fascinating facts that one can find in Hitler: The Occult Messiah by illuminati Brother of the Ordo Templi Orientis Gerald Suster [St. Martin's Press, 1981 E.V.].

Suster's book makes for fascinating reading, even if one is not terribly interested in exoteric history and World War II. One reason for this is simple: there is no clear dividing line between the exoteric, the "ordinary" and "mundane", and the esoteric or "occult". By now, for instance, it should be well known to most that our founding fathers, the men who created these United States of America, were Freemasons with a deep interest in things esoteric.

Masonic and occult symbolism is abundant even in the design of our currency which backs up the idea that money is a kind of talisman. Well, it is Mr. Suster's claim that W.W.II was more of a magical conflict than most people realize. He is not the first researcher and author to point out that Hitler's S.S. was more of an occult fraternity than a military organization, that Hitler, Hess, Himmler and others in the Nazi party were deeply interested and involved in the occult, twisting and perverting sacred esoteric symbols and ideas to suit their own purpose, and that the Thule Gesellschaft was an important motivating group behind and within the party. However, Frater Suster of the illuminati accumulating and organizing various facts, looks more to the esoteric aspects of Hitler and Nazism than most researchers and he points out that it was a natural aspect of the Age of Horus, or Æon of Horus, as the illuminati would call it.

Gerald Suster looks deeply into the motivations of the individuals who created Nazism and brought about the second world war, concentrating primarily upon Hitler of course, showing how this new, dawning age was being felt all over the world, how new occult fraternities and groups were coming into being, and how certain occultists and their orders in Germany influenced, trained and guided Hitler and the Nazi party. The book is extremely convincing, although certainly many of the ideas Mr. Suster puts forth in his book are bound to be scoffed at by "orthodox" historians. However, for those of us who have studied the esoteric influences easily found in exoteric history, Mr. Suster's ideas do not seem so very absurd.