From:    Gerald Del Campo                       Area: RPSTOVAL
To:      Darrin Hyrup                           28 Apr 92 20:44:18
Subject: Re: LIBER OZ                           

In a message dated Tue 28 Apr 92 04:51, Darrin Hyrup wrote:
 GDC> About Liber OZ:
 GDC> Crowley wrote that during WWII, [...]
 GDC> Sometimes it is important to find out what was going on historically
 GDC> when one reads another's writings.
 DH> I was aware of that actually, considering we had discussed it in the
 DH> past.  However I believe it goes beyond what was going on
 DH> historically.  The rights of man deserve careful examination, and
 DH> Crowley gave us a damn good place to start! :)
True.  But what I was trying to point out was that most people are shocked by 
the statement:  "Man has the right to kill those...", especially since 
Crowley wrote it.  The fact that man DOES do these things is often overlooked 
by those who can't accept this simple fact.
Personally, I would hate having a whole society of people killing eachother 
and saying "it was my will" in defense of their actions.  
Love is the Law.
Gerald
P.S.  12th Commandment:  Thou shalt not be asleep when your plumber comes over 
to fix your faucet >:^)
 DH> 93,
 DH>           Darrin
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From:    Tony Iannotti                          Area: RPSTOVAL
To:      Tim Maroney                            29 Apr 92 11:00:56
Subject: RE: Re: RE: THELEMA WITH               

-=In a missive of 25 Apr 92  10:30:43, Tim Maroney said to Tony Iannotti=-
(regarding RE: Re: RE: THELEMA WITH)
 TM> Heidrick showed my priestess a letter from Lady Harris after AC's
 TM> death saying  that no one seemed to know who the head of the Order was,
 TM> since Gardner seemed  to have dropped out of sight....
   I think it said ``and'' Gardner had dropped out of sight, but it's
been a while. I wouldn't be surprised that Gardner might have been the 
highest-ranking in England after Crowley died, though Grant claims
otherwise. (Claiming IXth while Gardner was only PI) But Lady Harris
was never really part of the OTO as far as I know, so her perception
can only be considered that of a freindly outsider. I suspect that
AC did not really adequately provide for the event of his death.
... I'm not living in the real world no more...

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