By Kevin Barrett, VT Editor
For as long as it has existed, monotheism has been at war with demons. And I mean literal demons, not just figurative ones.
So what are “demons”? VT Senior Editor Gordon Duff has described seeing a highly-classified C*A memo describing “extradimensional entities that feed on human suffering, and interface with selected humans to maximize the suffering they feed on.” (As if there weren’t enough human suffering already!)
The Satanic/Druidic/Babylonian/Khazar/Freemasonic cults that ally with demons conduct human sacrifices according to the pagan calendar. Halloween, today’s version of the pagan holiday falling directly between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice, seems to be a particularly favored moment for blood sacrifices, perhaps as celebrations of the darkness that is spreading over the earth at this time of year.[1]
So that’s basically what Halloween is: a pagan/satanic human sacrifice holiday.[2] If you think that makes it a good night to send your kids door to door in demonic masks and costumes, begging candy from the neighbors while reveling in horror imagery, God save you from your own foolishness.
Cults (and occasional individual practitioners of “dark shamanism”) still practice human sacrifice, as they have been doing for aeons. They are on the wrong side of a cosmic war. The other side, the forces of good, may not be as well organized, but they are there nonetheless. The main attempts to get them organized on a large scale have been the monotheistic revealed religions…which, admittedly, have had mixed success. But at least they have clarified what is at stake.
The greatest modern scholar and thinker on the sacrificial, René Girard, agreed that monotheism is based on opposition to human sacrifice. But he pussyfooted around the problematic issue of the ontological reality of the demonic. Perhaps he did so to preserve his reputation in academic circles, where telling people you believe in literal angels and demons, like telling them you know 9/11 was a demonic human sacrifice and an inside job, isn’t the best career strategy.
Girard, a Christian, blamed human sacrifice on fallen human nature. As Stanford University News wrote in his obituary: “Girard was interested in the causes of conflict and violence and the role of imitation in human behavior. Our desires, he wrote, are not our own; we want what others want. These duplicated desires lead to rivalry and violence. He argued that human conflict was not caused by our differences, but rather by our sameness. Individuals and societies offload blame and culpability onto an outsider, a scapegoat, whose elimination reconciles antagonists and restores unity.”
So for Girard, at least publicly, sacrifice was just “the elimination of a scapegoat.” He was only partly right. While the aspect of human nature he described is all-too-real, ritual sacrifices aren’t always just lynchings of a patsy. The high priests of sacrifice cults summon demons and conduct black magic, perhaps including demon-aided reincarnation campaigns, as part of their almost unimaginably nefarious activities.[3]
Girard correctly understands that the ancient Hebrews deliberately separated themselves from a milieu where human sacrifices to pagan “gods” (i.e. demons) were commonplace. The struggle between the monotheists and demon-worshipping pagans also took place within the Hebrew community itself, where “Yahweh” eventually took on a double meaning: 1) The one and only God, the only valid object of worship, who seeks to end human sacrifice and eliminate the demonic, versus 2) The Hebrew tribal “god” (i.e. demon) who, like other demon gods, demands human sacrifice.
The key scene in the development of Abrahamic monotheism is God’s command to Abraham to refrain from sacrificing his son. That “stopped sacrifice” represents the definitive transition from human-sacrificial worship of demonic pagan gods to genuine worship of God.
The career of Jesus, peace upon him, marked the next giant step in the cosmic campaign to put the demons out of business. Jesus was a spiritual healer of unique talents. With the help of God he was able to cast out demons in various ways, including expelling them from humans into swine who then rushed like lemmings off a cliff. (Though the story may or may not be apocryphal, it was preserved as an allegorical image of how demons may be sent back to the nothingness that is their real ontological essence.) In any case, Jesus was the commander of a spiritual war, on behalf of the one true God, against the demons responsible for the grossly unnecessary levels of strife and suffering we experience on Earth.
The next and final prophetic commander of the anti-demon campaign was the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings upon him. Struggle against the pagan “gods” (demons) and their followers was at the core of his mission. The Qur’an tells us that most of the pagans worship the evil jinn or shayateen, a concept that corresponds nicely with the English word demons. These demons, the Qur’an says, order their followers to murder their children—an abomination all too common among satanic pagans. (Islam’s rescue of the baby girls the pagans used to bury alive, like the recent rescue of 45 children from sex traffickers, was a major blow against demon infestation and its human hosts.)
The destruction of the bloodthirsty pagan idols around the Kaaba in Mecca, and its re-consecration to God, was a tremendous spiritual-political victory that represented the culmination of the career of the final prophet—whose follower the Mahdi will assist Jesus when he returns to finish his work on Earth. May that happen soon! Christian and Muslim eschatologists agree that Jesus will return and clean house at a time when the demonic has gotten out of hand…and never has it been as out of hand as it is today, when a bankster New World Order of pedophile Satanists is poised to institute global tyranny, most likely in a “rebuilt” blood sacrifice temple in demon/Zionist-occupied Jerusalem al-Quds.
The satanic bankster propagandists have managed to brainwash most people alive today to embrace lifestyles conducive to spreading demonic infestation. Every time you expressly or tacitly give your approval to the demonic, you strengthen it, if only a little. Every time you go along with a Big Lie (JFK, 9/11, COVID, even “Jeffrey Epstein killed himself”), every time you vote for a depraved and degenerate politician, every time you subconsciously celebrate demonic human sacrifice by sending your kids out trick-or-treating, you are telling the demons, their human representatives, and their high commander Shaytan, that you are OK with what they are doing.
The first step to cleansing your heart and soul is simple: withdraw your consent. Make your entire life a message that you are not OK with what they are doing.
[1]Homer Van Meter’s incredible true story of sending several satanic cultists to hell while busting up a satanic Halloween sacrifice and saving the victim deserves a much wider audience. If it doesn’t awaken you to the “Halloween problem” I am describing, nothing will.
[2]It isn’t the only American human sacrifice holiday. Check out my article on Memorial Day.
[3]Read Homer Van Meter’s 4900 Nights for a firsthand account of Druidic sacrifice/reincarnation practices, and the author’s multi-lifetime struggle against them.
Dr. Kevin Barrett, a Ph.D. Arabist-Islamologist is one of America’s best-known critics of the War on Terror.
He is the host of TRUTH JIHAD RADIO; a hard-driving weekly radio show funded by listener subscriptions at Substack and the weekly news roundup FALSE FLAG WEEKLY NEWS (FFWN).
He also has appeared many times on Fox, CNN, PBS, and other broadcast outlets, and has inspired feature stories and op-eds in the New York Times, the Christian Science Monitor, the Chicago Tribune, and other leading publications.
Dr. Barrett has taught at colleges and universities in San Francisco, Paris, and Wisconsin; where he ran for Congress in 2008. He currently works as a nonprofit organizer, author, and talk radio host.
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The subject of religion is a personal and individual one, so everybody is free to think what we want. The problem arises when each of the 3 main religions in the world claim to be the “only real one” and they want to force it down peoples throat.
Islam and Christianity came short, so they have to borrow from Judaism ( Old Testament and The Prophets). Judaism obtained 99.99% of its knowledge from the Sumerian Texts in their exile in Babylon . They all claim to be the real one, but they needed violence, fear, military force to convince people to believe in them. Then of course, they give you the choice of Heaven and Hell. The one I like is the 21 Virgins in Heaven.
Of course these three religions are the first 3 world Corporations and they are very profitable for the people in charge of them. Halloween is just another Commercial to sell candies and sweets.
“VT Senior Editor Gordon Duff has described seeing a highly-classified C*A memo” – Kevin Barrett
Have the contents of said memo been independently vetted?
Every day is holo ween, decades, centuries.
Giving out candy to children dressed up as Princess’s and/or Star Wars characters is my take on Halloween. The rest you can shitcan; not a fan of evil.
I like giving children a choice, show them the smiling Santa Claus, and then show them the bleeding dude hanging from a post and ask them, which lap would you like to sit on and explain what you would like for Winter Solstice holiday ?
Children are smarter than adults give them credit for.
The belief in Santa Claus and the festivities involved come from mithra worship and Dagon worship, both blood sacrifice cults.
Actually, the figure associated with the winter solstice has a scientific basis in human consciousness. The correlated I-Ching hexagram for Dec 21 – 31, actually has, in it’s very ancient descriptor, a metal sleigh, red cloth, a tree within an enclosure, and the spirit of giving to be done with altruism on the level of, but not to the heavens. It is the straightening of the Paternal energies…. thus, the church made a financial decision to co-opt the holiday, and end the financial year just after.
Actually, there is some science to the holiday, and certainly any parent who has taken their children trick or treating will attest to how children gain socially. But, that is perhaps a longer conversation. Anyone who studies time knows well the cusp of the veil, and it won’t simply disappear due to belief or edict. You can either teach your children to embrace fear of demons, or you can teach them to go fearless into the night making mockery of it.
The receipt of complimentary candy from neighbors, is fun for all, and while it may not be so good this year (pandemic) , it is often the most social time , and promotes camaraderie among neighbors, and reduces superstition instead of exacerbating it. The reduction of the primal fear, associated with the looming dark night of winter.
Killing children is not cool. Giving children candy is very cool. What choice do you make? Duh! We have jails and such for those needing persuasion to make the correct choice, do we not?
Kevin, you have a good soul regardless of your beliefs. Mr lykos speaks the truth from my viewpoint. Do you want your children to offer sacrifices to you? Do you want them to worship and live in fear of you? Well why would Our creator want those things of us. The Old testament is full of blood sacrificing imagery. The Elohim of Genesis 1 are not the God that demands an animal sacrifice on page 2. Jesus the Gallilean was not the son of that occult fiction but made so in 325AD. Halloween is like everything else an occult image. Anastasia of Russia has taken humanity across the ‘Dark forces window of Time’. It is high time to wake out of sleep and time travel with her into the new emerging reality.
Well said. I thought it was 328 AD but what’s 3 years amongst friends.
I see pagans all lumped into one category all the time, that of Satan-worshiping demons. By using that logic (or lack thereof) we can make similar comparisons to “these head-chopping Muslims.” Fortunately, I have had some very good Muslim friends so I wouldn’t, couldn’t demonize them or their beliefs.
I also have some Mexican friends that dress up (as adults) as demons for the “Day of The Dead”. Now I suppose I could see that as some sort of demonic ritual but I don’t. I see Guadalupe as honoring her past relatives. Works for me.
So if you truly believe what you wrote then you should really, really, really fear them because this Samhain falls on not only a full moon but a Blue moon at that when we all dance naked in the moonlight with hampsters taped to our legs.
Bottom line. Don’t ruin it for the kids and stop demonizing pagans. Some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet (when we’re not sacrificing babies).
My faith tells me that the living G-d of justice, compassion, and truth will prevail.
Kevin this is the most ridiculous religious fanaticism I have ever heard here or VT. I’m pagan.
Pagans don’t worship imaginary, made up beings either up there in some imaginary realm or down there in some blazing inferno. That’s all crap meant to scare and intimidate little children.
Oooo . . the scary monster under the bed.
Come on, kid. Set the record straight. The indigenous people of this land were pagan. It was good Christians that slaughtered them in mass. All in the name of GOD. You must be so proud.
Witches were the healers of the village. (Note they were always shown working with herbs and potions. Today it’s called big pharma.)
You stole Christmas and Easter from us. Neither of which had or ever has had any connection to your made-up dogma.
“When as a child I thought as a child.” You know the rest. Now it’s time to grow up and think like an adult. This is really childish prattle.
Sincerely: Zarathustra Lykos
I agree that many people labeled “witches” were actually healers, like Jesus.
So I plead guilty to oversimplifying. But the unpleasant truth is that contemporary apologies for paganism are vastly more childish than anything the monotheists ever said.
Pagan religions virtually all grow out of primordial human sacrifice traditions, as anthropologists have discovered, and as Rene Girard has explained.
The title of your article is like saying you the Pope doesn’t do satire and neither should you. Oh,never mind.
I’d like to say that I’m totally with you, Kevin, but I can’t. It’s not for us to understand the living G-d of justice compassion and truth. Every attempt to comprehend the Logos is doomed to fail. As Jesus put it, “Why do you call me ‘Lord, Lord’ and then not do what I say?” Don’t follow other gods. Don’t turn yourself into a god. Don’t turn your feeble human conceptions into gods… Just do what He says.
Strange “holiday”. Unfortunately, many stupid people in my country celebrate this crap, too. There is nothing wise in it.
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