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Sorcha Faal Claims Russian Military Wants to Use Lasers to Defend Against Fallen Angels and Their Aryan Allies

10/23/2015

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After writing about Christian Nephilim conspiracies Wednesday and Thursday, I was surprised when I discovered a “news” story published this week claiming that the Russian government had issued a warning about the return of Fallen Angels. It took only a few seconds to determine that the story, appearing on Before It’s News and other fringe sites, had been reprinted from an original published in February by Sorcha Faal, the pseudonymous conspiracy theorist behind What Does It Mean, a low-quality conspiracy website. According to Rational Wiki, Faal may be David Booth, the owner of the website. Faal once claimed to be a Russian scientist, but the character’s biography was later amended to make her into an Irish mystic, with the name referring now to a succession of high priestesses of the Order of Sorcha Faal, one of whom was Russian.
According to the report, the Russian Military Scientific Committee of the Armed Forces called for the immediate provision of space lasers to key countries to battle a group of “interdimensional entities” that they believed planned to invade and seize the earth. Faal states that Russian authorities had been aware of these beings since World War II, when the Soviets had discovered that the Nazis were in contact with fallen angels or demons, whom they identified as the pagan gods of prehistory. According to Faal, the Russian military accepts all of fringe history’s goofiest claims:
These “fallen angels/demons”, this report explain, were once vanquished from our Earth about 5-6,000 years ago in what was then referred to by the ancients as “the great overturning” that nearly instantly froze millions of wooly mammoths of Siberia, destroyed the vast city-state known as Atlantis, and is recorded in the stories, religions and legends of all of our planets peoples as “the great flood”.   
But there is a dark side to Faal’s crackpot history, since Faal ties the fallen angels to Aryan race theory, arguing that the fallen angels lived in the Indian subcontinent through to the Ukraine, and that the angel-human hybrids they produced were the Aryan race. The symbol of the fallen angels, Faal says, is the swastika, which is why the Aryans in India and the Nazis in Germany both used it.
 
Faal throws in a boatload of material most famously seen on past seasons of Ancient Aliens to bolster this argument: John Dee’s alleged communication with Fallen Angels (extended now to the supposed Nuremberg “UFO battle” of 1561, even though Dee was not in Germany at the time), the Nazi bell-shaped “time machine,” the supposed giant copper domes of Siberia (identified as a weapons defense system, as per Ancient Aliens, despite the continued lack of evidence for their existence), and even Jacques Vallée’s by no means unique suggestion that aliens and angels share a common mythos.
 
It is interesting that Faal reverses fringe history’s usual glorification of the Aryans by making them the product of evil rather than the exemplars of all that is good. I’m not exactly sure why this is, but Faal’s attempt to diabolize Russia’s old imperial rivals England and Germany as having had the upper hand over Russia in the past only through the intervention of evil supernatural forces suggests that there may be a real Russian connection to Sorcha Faal after all—though a nationalist one, not an actual set of real secrets.
Also, and perhaps most disturbingly, this report concludes, US-EU attempts to demonize President Putin and embroil Russia in war are, in fact, “an elaborate masquerade” designed so that these Western powers can overrun Siberia to destroy/dismantle what by all appearances seems to be an ancient defense system designed to protect our planet from these “fallen angel/demons” who are now in league with, if not outright controlling, nearly all of the Western nations on Earth.
Yes, indeed: Fallen Angels are in league with both Nazis and the West, but not glorious Russia and its all-powerful hero-tsar, Vladimir Putin.
 
Not to put too fine a point on it, but in the “Aryan” race was originally considered to be synonymous with Caucasian people, but under the Nazis, Aryanism became increasingly identified with its “purest” form, the Nordic, Teutonic, and Anglo-Saxon groupings. Thus, in the final phase of Aryan race theory before World War II, Slavs, like the Russians, were not considered Aryan and thus the Nazis considered them to be subhuman. Hitler argued that the Slavs had too much Jewish and Asiatic blood to be true Aryans, except for those who could prove descent from medieval German settlers. The rest, he said, were a “wave of filth.” Anyway, in Faal’s alleged Russian view of history, this means that the Russians invert the received claim of Aryan purity by arguing that Russians are in fact pure humans while the Aryan nations of the West are the corrupt racial hybrids born of supernatural evil.
 
If there is one truism about fringe history, it is that the stories fringe historians tell are never about the surface claims but rather the deeper resentments and anger beneath the surface, whether these are political, cultural, religious, personal, or a combination of all of them. After all, if you weren’t dissatisfied at some level, you wouldn’t be trying to overturn the conventional historical narrative.
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Only Me
10/23/2015 11:11:57 am

>>>After all, if you weren’t dissatisfied at some level, you wouldn’t be trying to overturn the conventional historical narrative.<<<

I would also add, "If you weren't disturbed at some level". All that frustration naturally leads to vilification of the perceived "other", be it academia, government, religion, etc.

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An Over-Educated Grunt
10/23/2015 11:24:17 am

I dunno, my impression is less that anyone else is trying to embroil Putin in war than that he's playing Hitler Speed Chess, looking for weak seams in his opponent and grabbing what he can. Unfortunately, the end result of Hitler Speed Chess always seems to be overconfidence after a series of successful moves. Russia seems to be realizing this in eastern Ukraine, and will probably realize pretty soon in Syria that after twenty years of not using it much, their military is really creaky and not up to the task of high-optempo life.

I'm also curious about how the cognitive leap from "Aryans are light-skinned Southwest Asians" to "Aryans are people who either bronze or bleach in the sun" happened. I'm guessing the answer is Blavatsky, because the answer ALWAYS seems to be either Blavatsky or giants around here.

And why would an Irish high priestess be Russian???

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Only Me
10/23/2015 11:34:00 am

According to RationalWiki:

[ By 2009, the site was claiming "Sorcha Faal" was the title of the head of the "Order of Sorcha Faal," whose real name is Maria Theresa of Dublin. (The Russian scientist version of Sorcha Faal has been retconned as being merely the person occupying the "Sorcha Faal" position at the time.) ]

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An Over-Educated Grunt
10/23/2015 11:42:47 am

Right, I understand that. It just makes no sense to me that an ancient, secretive order of mystics would select a random Russian scientist to be their high priestess. Guess this is the danger of globalization and outsourcing. Even your local cults are hiring from outside the organization rather than promoting from within.

Hermes
10/23/2015 11:45:58 am

Why do you pretend to know more than you actually do, Grunt?

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An Over-Educated Grunt
10/23/2015 11:51:01 am

Because I'm not an enlightened Freemason, obviously. Hodor Hodor Hodor.

Hermes
10/23/2015 11:53:16 am

What a caricature of a know-all-who-knows-nothing

An Over-Educated Grunt
10/23/2015 11:55:16 am

Coming from the guy who said that we can't know anything for certain about the past without a time machine, then declared that he KNOWS Freemasons controlled the Enlightenment, that's particularly rich.

Hodor, Hodor, Hodor.

Hermes
10/23/2015 11:56:29 am

ipse se nihil scire id unum sciat

An Over-Educated Grunt
10/23/2015 11:58:15 am

Funny, you sure throw around a lot of certainty for someone who knows nothing. I'll let Götz von Berchlichingen's reply stand for me.

Hodor, Hodor, Hodor.

Hermes
10/23/2015 11:59:45 am

You sound more and more like Scott Wolter.

Only Me
10/23/2015 12:07:02 pm

>>>You sound more and more like Scott Wolter.<<<

Except, you know, you were the one who wrote:

>>>An Over-Educated Grunt is ignorant of the facts. An Over-Educated Grunt should keep quiet.<<<

THAT sounds more like Scott Wolter, Hancock, et. al.

An Over-Educated Grunt
10/23/2015 12:10:45 pm

And, bluntly, you sound like someone who has lived his entire life in a closet. I don't care how many references and quotations you throw up showing that French deputies were Masons or that French leaders met with Masonic leaders. Real people do not make their decisions on a point-to-point straight line, as you insist on positing. They don't even simplify down that far. Further, when I point out that backroom deals have been happening since the beginning of time, you're not going to impress me by telling me I'm wrong, then providing two examples of backroom deals. You're a lightweight, you see shadows where there are none, and you have no idea how actual people work in the real world. I'm not an expert on that, but good grief, you're a complete failure in terms of interpreting actual, honest-to-goodness human behavior. Everything has to have a larger explanation, because there's no way the French people were just fed up with going hungry and foreign adventures in 1789, it must have been Masons!

You're a lightweight, a joke, at best a talented amateur, at worst the victim of conspiratorial thinking, pointless anti-clericalism (I note that you've lumped all Christians as Catholics, for instance), railing against the evils of the modern world and sighing for an Enlightenment that never really existed. Since you didn't listen to Götz von Berchlichingen, let's try one of those men who overthrew a monarchy that you seem so fond of.

You have sat too long for any good you have been doing lately ... Depart, I say; and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go!

Hermes
10/23/2015 12:39:51 pm

Scott Wolter knows all the facts.
Scott Wolter doesn't need a Time Machine.
The resemblance is uncanny.

Only Me
10/23/2015 03:05:45 pm

Are you saying, Hermes, that you and Scott Wolter were separated at birth? You're right; the resemblance IS uncanny.

Hermes
10/23/2015 06:19:58 pm

Only Me,

My comments about Freemasonry have got nothing to do with alternative history and conspiracy theories.

My comments are based on verifiable historical facts.

Yes, it was the oppressed ordinary people who rose against the French King during the French Revolution - but they were not the only ones - and it was not the ordinary French people that on 10 August 1793 replaced the Roman Catholic religion with the enthronement of THE GODDESS IF REASON - it was the French Convention that did that (Roman Catholicism was restored a few years later).

You will find that all my statements are supported by sober historical facts and have got nothing to do whatsoever with alternative history or conspiracy theory.

Freemasonry does have a valid political history attached to it. It's just not taught in schools, colleges or universities. If you look hard enough, there are some very interesting books about it.

Only Me
10/23/2015 06:55:55 pm

>>>Freemasonry does have a valid political history attached to it. It's just not taught in schools, colleges or universities.<<<

Perhaps it's because history is understood to be comprised of, and even defined by, *all* the factors involved, whether social, cultural, political, economical, etc. Since the Freemasons aren't receiving the due you believe they should, it's most likely because they weren't the global movers and shakers you say they were.

As to my point, you have been taking dissenting opinion rather personally, and telling others to remain silent isn't helping your argument. This is basically the same attitude as fringe/alternate theorists. Don't adopt their tactics and the comparison won't be made.

Colin Hunt
10/23/2015 11:37:31 am

The guy, whoever he is, belongs on Mulder's World (http://www.muldersworld.com/) probably the craziest site I have ever seen that 'explains' supernatural events (including, very seriously, an explanation that man has never been into space and that ALL space photos are Photoshop doctored images from the Apollo 11 flight, the only one that went into space - and that there are no GPS or telecoms satellites and that there was never a moon landing or space station). Now that guy is REALLY wacky!!!!

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Pam
10/23/2015 01:36:11 pm

I saw a TV show some time ago (I can't recall the name, sorry) and they interviewed one of these guys who promote the "Moon Landing Hoax" material. He was a bit bedraggled, in the middle of the southwest desert, occupying a rundown trailer home full of tech type equipment.

I felt such pity for him. There was no happiness in him, only the constant turmoil in his mind.

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Mark link
10/23/2015 01:56:21 pm

Reminds me of the guy who thinks the moon is a hologram.

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Pam
10/23/2015 04:10:45 pm

*sigh* This one was new to me. I wouldn't be surprised if he has expanded his views, but at the time it was just the moon landing stuff.

Colin Hunt
10/23/2015 05:11:16 pm

Check out his site. Will make you mad!! The guy is so far from reality its reality scary. What's really scary is that if there are people who believe his crap so others like SW seem quite rational by comparison. Maybe the far out like SW et al are trying the attract the middle ground between Mulders World followers and reality to gain acceptance/credibilty and following. Maybe it's a ploy to appear "rational" and get followers and book sales.
The whole scenario is scary, when such stupid and unsubstantiated views are being 'sold' to young people, and accessible in places like Southern USA states where the teaching of evolution and factual evidence is illegal and young minds can become susceptible to such far-flung non-factual theories. maybe that's where the alternative followers come from.

DaveR
10/23/2015 11:39:51 am

What's sad is there are people who believe this is true.

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Scott Hamilton
10/23/2015 01:14:28 pm

"The Great Overturning"? I'm not sure what the Ancients were good at, but I know it wasn't dramatic naming of stuff.

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Pam
10/23/2015 01:16:08 pm

I've noticed in the last couple of Jason's reviews that the "theorists" he has written about seem to be trying to come up with their own version of "the theory of everything".

All of the strange and wacky under one roof, so to speak.

Is this is truly a new thing or simply new to me? AA an AU have attempted this to some degree on TV, but the number of web sites that are trying to tie all of the theories together are a surprise to me.

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Shane Sullivan
10/23/2015 03:00:41 pm

Off the top of my head, David Icke's been working on stitching together everything fringe claim in existence, from Protocols of the Elders of Zion to aliens to the Matrix, since at least 1999. I dunno if you'd count that as "new" though.

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Pam
10/23/2015 03:07:57 pm

Thanks, Shane. I've never visited his site. I thought he was only into the reptilians. I'll check it out and then...shower:)

bkd69
10/24/2015 09:04:59 am

I recall seeing one of David Icke's organizational charts purporting to show all the nefarious organizations and activities the our reptoid illumaniti masonic masters engage in...tucked away in one box on the chart, amid the mind control, alien abductions, global drug trade, proxy wars and arms trafficking, and GMO food production, our illuminati masters were able to carve some time to engage in some good old fashioned pedophilia, its presence there driven by Britain's pedophilia hysteria.

While not fringe history specifically, the deepest rabbit hole of conspiracy thought I've found so far, is Vigilant Citizen:

http://vigilantcitizen.com/

Though Dave Emory's Spitfire list is a close second, it's notable, however, for being perfectly mundane. Nothing more than money laundering, backroom deals, and clandestine operations. No nephilim, no aliens, no angels, no freemasons. Just fascists, and primarily Nazis at that. Because it's always Nazis.

http://spitfirelist.com/

Mark L
10/25/2015 12:34:40 pm

Dave Emory used to have a show on WFMU, didn't he? It seemed to be fairly rational when I used to be an obsessive listener, but I guess it was quite a ways from that.

tm
10/23/2015 03:31:23 pm

The Unified Theory of Woo Woo? That's scary.

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Pam
10/23/2015 04:06:04 pm

Haha! It is scary, and thanks to a recommendation I have discovered another site that's attempting said unification. It boggles the mind.

Not the Comte de Saint Germain
10/23/2015 04:37:34 pm

It's actually a common trait of conspiracy theory, at least in recent years. As I have said on this site before, history is driven by a staggeringly complex morass of conflicting agendas and individual motivations. Most conspiracy theorists reduce all that complexity to the string-pulling of a single bogeyman—a monolithic conspiracy or an alien/giant race.

I think there's a sort of snowball effect going on. As Jason has demonstrated over and over, fringe ideas are reused over and over, though there's at least a little bit of innovation at every step. That means the fringe theories get bigger as time goes on by reusing large portions of what's gone before. Theosophy, for all the innovatively ridiculous ideas it produced, was in large part a compendium of 19th-century fringe theory, and of course it's had a huge impact on fringe theories since then. The Morning of the Magicians pulled those ideas together with Nazi conspiracy theories and early ancient-astronaut speculation. Milton William Cooper mashed up John Bircher-style paranoia about the New World Order with Christian paranoia about the centuries-old Satanic conspiracy (encompassing pagan religions, Templars, Illuminati, Freemasonry, and Theosophical and Nazi occultism). He even included UFOs, although he thought they were a ploy by the conspiracy to dupe the UFOlogists. And that was in the early 1990s, just before the paranoia started going online.

Fringe ideas circulate faster via the Internet, so it's easier for one theorist to be exposed to all of them, or at least most of them. The theorists pick up whichever ideas strike their fancy, reconfigure them a bit, and slot in whichever ultimate cause they favor (Templars for Scott Wolter, Nephilim for L. A. Marzulli, and so on). It's inevitable that some of these theories will try to be all-encompassing.

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Shane Sullivan
10/23/2015 05:46:25 pm

Speaking of Unified Theories of Conspiracy, wasn't it you who compiled this entertaining distillation:

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?oldid=499226538

Or am I thinking of someone else?

Pam
10/23/2015 07:15:01 pm

So that "snowball effect" coupled with the innovation gives us the Russian -Celtic-Priestess who paints her people as the good and the pure.

There's always an individual, nation, whatever, put in the role of "bad guy" and I suppose that's what I find most troubling. The effect it has on world society and knowledge is very damaging (in my opinion).

I can excuse those who are struggling mentally and I see some of these proponents in that way. The ones I despise are in it for the money or political ideology.

Not the Comte de Saint Germain
10/23/2015 08:23:02 pm

Shane: Yes, that was me. There are things about it that I would tweak now. I guess I'm persnickety even when writing nonsense. A pity I thought of them after the whole thing became disastrously outdated!

Pam: I think it's been pointed out somewhere—maybe in Michael Barkun's Culture of Conspiracy—that people who feel powerless are more likely to resort to conspiracy theory, to create one villain they can blame for their problems. That's why conspiracy theory is growing on the American far right, particularly in libertarian circles.

It's also why anti-Semitic conspiracy theories are widespread in the Middle East. Blaming Israel and the Jews for Arab countries' dysfunction is easier than blaming a combination of sectarian rivalries, corrupt dictatorships, and lack of economic opportunity. For example, during the height of the conflict in Iraq in 2007 or so, most of the bloodshed was caused by conflict between Iraqi Shiites and Iraqi Sunnis. US forces, which were clumsily trying to stop the violence, caused a minority of the deaths in the conflict. People in Iraq itself were well aware what was going on. But if you asked people in other Arab countries who was killing the Iraqis, they answered that it was the US—and Israel, which wasn't even involved! Blaming Israel for everything is apparently a reflex in the Arab world, which obviously affects their politics. One of the few consolations I take from the hellish situation in Syria right now is that it might convince people in the Arab world that their biggest problems are their own, and that Islamic fundamentalism is one of them.

V
10/24/2015 03:13:01 pm

Not the Comte, I will say that Israel is not entirely free of wrongdoing with regards to the situation in the Middle East--though they have largely restricted their physical violence to the Palestinians. I do, however, think that much of the problem that the US has in dealing with Arab nations has grown out of the US's historic "support Israel, right or wrong" mentality. Israel, as a nation, has openly committed many of the same atrocities on Palestine that the US has sanctioned other Arab nations for, and yet the US has not done squat to Israel for it. That kind of hypocrisy is going to cause resentment, and well it should.

That doesn't mean that Israel has been directly responsible for most of what's gone on in the Middle East, but that interplay between the US and Israel should definitely be part of our dialogue about the Middle East, and I have found that to be woefully lacking.

Not the Comte de Saint Germain
10/24/2015 04:50:15 pm

Oh, I'm not arguing against that at all. I think the unquestioning support for Israel is bad for the US and may even be bad for Israel, too. But a lot of Arabs seem to think Israel or a Jewish conspiracy is responsible for everything that goes wrong in the Arab world, rather than for just the Palestinian situation and the military operations that Israel has actually carried out. Blaming the US is more understandable, given our long history of blundering around in the region, but we often get blamed for stuff we didn't do as well as for what we did.

Uncle Ron
10/23/2015 04:22:27 pm

This adds an interesting twist to the idea that the U.S. is the "Great Satan" of Middle Eastern ire.

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Uncle Ron
10/23/2015 08:59:55 pm

Just for clarity: My previous comment referred to Jason's blog, not the entertaining posts which followed.

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Duke of URL
10/25/2015 12:26:01 pm

@bkd69
"David Icke's organizational charts purporting to show all the nefarious organizations and activities"
This sounds like something I'd enjoy having printed out and hung on my wall, right next to the giant chart of Where Gov't Money Goes.
Do you have a link to it?

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