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Lucifer Rising

<p>Anger also introduced <em>Led Zeppelin</em> guitarist Jimmy Page to Aleister Crowley, who became the owner of one of the world’s largest collections of Crowley memorabilia, including Crowley’s notorious Boleskine estate on the shores of Scotland’s Loch Ness. As explained by Gary Lachman, founding member of the New Wave band <em>Blondie</em>, and now author, in <em>Turn Off Your Mind: The Mystic Sixties and the Dark Side of the Age of Aquarius</em>, “tales of pacts with the Devil followed Zeppelin throughout their career, and stories of orgies, black masses and satanic rites were commonplace, mostly centered around the infamous Chateau Marmont off the Sunset Strip.”<a id="ednref6" href="http://www.terrorism-illuminati.com/blog/laurel-canyon-sex-drugs-and-aliens#edn6" name="_ednref6" title="">[vi]</a>

Page composed a soundtrack for Anger’s <em>Lucifer&nbsp;Rising</em>, a film for which Crowley associate and OTO member Gerald Yorke was credited as a consultant. Yorke had also been the personal representative of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama to the West.

Anger and the Laurel Canyon groups were closely associated with Vito Paulekas, his wife Zsou and Karl Franzoni. Vito also happened to be first cousin of Eva Paul, wife of Winthrop Rockefeller.<a id="ednref7" href="http://www.terrorism-illuminati.com/blog/laurel-canyon-sex-drugs-and-aliens#edn7" name="ednref7" title=""><sup>[vii]</sup></a> According to Barry Miles, in his book <em>Hippie</em>, “The first hippies in Hollywood, perhaps the first hippies anywhere, were Vito, his wife Zsou, Captain Fuck [Franzoni] and their group of about thirty-five dancers. Calling themselves Freaks, they lived a semi-communal life and engaged in sex orgies and free-form dancing whenever they could.”<a id="ednref8" href="http://www.terrorism-illuminati.com/blog/laurel-canyon-sex-drugs-and-aliens#edn8" name="ednref8" title=""><sup>[viii]</sup></a></p>

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Play off of waiting for Godot&nbsp;</p>

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Child killed&nbsp;</p>

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Samuel Becket&nbsp;</p>

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Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon, p.&nbsp;76</p>

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