From:    Stewart Draper                         Area: Base of Set
To:      Some                                   27 Nov 94 08:24:14
Subject: DOMA?                                  UpdReq 

        This is questionable?


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From:    Michael Aquino                         Area: Base of Set
To:      Keith S Schurholz                      26 Nov 94 06:58:18
Subject: Re: ONA, Brotherhood of Baldar, OLHP, etc.UpdReq 

KSS> I have a few pieces from the ONA (Order of the NIne Angles)
KSS> and I heard a rumor that they are not highly regarded by the
KSS> TOS due to their criticism of Mr. Aquino and their advocation
KSS> of violence and crime, etc. They seem to advocate a more
KSS> "far-right" political prespective.
KSS> The Brotherhood of Balder is a Norse studies group that seems
KSS> to embrace the politics (as well as the esoteric teachings)of
KSS> the Thule groups, etc.
KSS> How does the TOS view these groups and the racial idealogies?
KSS> Can you be in both the TOS and the ONA? Are these issues also
KSS> related to those raised by Boyd Rice, Nick Schreck, etc.?
The "Order of Nine Angles" is in fact a pen-name of one David Myatt, a Briton
who creates the illusion of an organization by signing letters & articles by a 
number of names, such as Stephen Brown, Anton Long, etc. Myatt has written
some intelligent essays, but unfortunately has also published and advocated a
"Satanic human sacrifice" ritual. For this reason, and for his simple
deviousness, the Temple of Set does not recommend him and would not accept as
a Setian anyone who affiliated with him.
My familiarity with the Brotherhood of Baldur is sketchy, as I have had no
direct contact with it. The Temple of Set's senior British official, Magister
David Austen, does not recommend it, so for the time being I would also say
thumbs-down on joint membership with it and the Temple of Set. You might want
to E-mail Magister Austen for any background comments he might have.
The Temple of Set does not have any official policy pertaining to racial
studies. As you know, this is a highly-emotional area because of the many
harmful distortions and oversimplifications it has engendered, particularly in 
this century. Yet it is also a most interesting topic, and one with
potentially positive potential. So I would say that if you can approach it and 
not get tangled up in some this-or-that-supremacist ideology, there is much
cultural and magical wisdom to be found therein.
I have heard of Boyd Rice but have not corresponded with him nor read anything 
by him. No comment.
A few years ago Nikolas Schreck was collaborating with Anton LaVey, at the
time when Zeena was still representing the "Church of Satan" and her father.
Both Zeena and Schreck subsequently disavowed Anton and went on to promote
their own Werewolf Order & related projects. Its literature was sufficiently
anarchic & nihilistic that I would be somewhat concerned about a Setian's
seeking joint membership. On the other hand Zeena & Schreck have been
courteous to the Temple of Set, and appear to be ethical & responsible
individuals as far as we have seen, so it may be that the Werewolf's "bark is
worse than its bite"!


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From:    Dark Star                              Area: Base of Set
To:      Albert Saperstein                      25 Nov 94 17:09:30
Subject: Glad to see ya                         UpdReq 

Just want to say that I'm glad to see you on alt. Satanism echo! I'm sitting
back smiling at some of the a**h*** there posting stupid, rude stuff to you,
as I anticipate you dealing with them in your usual kick ass fashion! Hee-hee.



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