Dear Friends, Patriots and Warriors of Truth:

There is no doubt, now, that the advocates of Satanism have laid very careful plans to use the popular addiction to "action" and "glamour" as a way to break down all the traditional norms and standards of western society: what is interesting is that the dedication to socialism of otherwise "secular" politicians now appears to be intersecting with devil-worship itself; this does not bode well for the immediate future. The fascination of the men (and a few of the women) who surrounded Adolph Hitler with the occult still causes controversy. Was the occult the source of Hitler's amazing rhetorical power, or a peculiar hobby he cultivated after surviving a near-death experience in the Great War and "renovating" his internal, mental landscape?

The New American published a very incisive article on the author of the Harry Potter books just a few months ago. This is the most trenchant comment, included as a sidebar, which I have copied from their pages on the World Wide Web. To wit, these paragraphs are extracted from the sidebar piece:

"Joanne Kathleen Rowling has had a lifelong penchant for writing and telling stories. She’s a single mother who, before the explosive success of Harry Potter, lived from welfare check to welfare check, writing at a table in an Edinburgh coffeehouse with her child on her lap.

"She continues to live privately and modestly, by all accounts, and has guarded her religious and political views carefully.

"Rowling did let slip a revealing tidbit during an online interview at Scholastic.com, however. Asked by one youthful reader whether she had any role models, Rowling responded that she didn’t, but that she did have a 'heroine,' one Jessica Mitford, a 'human rights activist.' Mitford was, in reality, a prominent member of the American Communist Party along with her husband Robert Treuhaft, and a lifelong socialist.

"A self-styled 'muckraking journalist,' Mitford earned notoriety beginning in the ’60s for her vociferous espousal of various socialist causes. The most noteworthy of these was her 30-year fixation with death and funeral customs in the United States. Her most influential book, The American Way of Death, was a socialist-inspired screed condemning the death industry, and large American mortuary chains in particular, for their 'exploitation' of the dead and the bereaved.

"That Rowling would cite Mitford, poison-penned muckraker, unrepentant socialist, and death-fetishist extraordinaire, as a 'heroine' speaks volumes about her personal convictions."

The entire article can be viewed by accessing this URL:

http://thenewamerican.com/tna/2000/08-28-2000/vo16no18_potter.htm

Next, we need to consider and then attack the "cult of Santa Claus," who "knows if you've been bad or good, so be good for goodness sake!" What, pray tell, does a Fourth Century Bishop from Asia Minor have to do with the overload of commercialism that is dumped on us every year -- and all of it by using a fat man in a red suit who provides everyone with something for nothing. You only have to "believe" in him and his mutant deer.