About Napoleon Bonaparte...

[Isisd]

He was for sure. He was very skilled in divination, he could literally read the future through cards or the fly of birds (augure) for battles. But i consider his little trip to Egypt the ultimate proof he was Luciferian and a warlock. He spent an entire night in a Pyramid never wanting to tell what happened there he simply said "you wouldn't believe me" to his soldiers. In return from Egypt he put bees as a decoration everywhere, even on flags (even now the flag of D'elba Island has bees) also it's known he had a very powerful talisman with a shape of a sacred beetle (scarabeus sacer) and we all know how these animals are important to us as spiritual Satanists. Also, his wife Josephine was surely a witch, a friend of hers was Madame Lenormand. An old story/legend says she put a spell on her rose garden to make it look the most beautiful on the world.

 

[Ài Gōng]

Taking the opportunity to ask if you know anything about Cnut The Great - as a Soul, or was he not so "Great". The sources on for one treat him like a devote christian who would pay huge lip service for the christian church, for others he led a great Pagan army that fought real nutcases christian kangs who were commiting all sorts of atrocities against Pagans. They say he was beloved by the people of England despite being a Dane king.

In a century of rife xianity, He also constructed literal Pagan temples whom he progressively had a plan to turn into full blown Pagan cathedrals, going largely against his time but setting a precedent for disconnect from Judeo-Christianity. He reformed the military and law, and was in many respects a figure of the past-like figure.

Our own are to be understood from their works, and these works belong in Satan's hand.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

I have always admired Napoleon Bonaparte, apart from the fact that he was a great military strategist, he is a satanic soul, his campaign and experiences he had in Egypt are a good clue to that.

 

[Δυσδαιμόνα Διαμαντής]

Please, someone, who has knowledge, could explain about the relationship between Napoleon and the Sanhedrin? A lot of weird infos can be read about it...