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MARK MIRABELLO - Odin Brotherhood

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The <strong>Odin</strong> <strong>Brotherhood</strong> 113<br />

Gerald B. Gardner, who started the Witchcraft revival with<br />

Witchcraft Today, named his source.<br />

A. Traditional <strong>Odin</strong> <strong>Brotherhood</strong> devotees are serious about<br />

their anonymity. If asked about the <strong>Brotherhood</strong>, they will deny<br />

they belong and some will deny even the <strong>Brotherhood</strong>’s very<br />

existence. They call this “the ruse of the warrior.”<br />

On the subject of Gardner, it is an interesting fact that his alleged<br />

source was named Dorothy Clutterbuck. Although<br />

Clutterbuck’s existence has long been denied by academic<br />

historians, Doreen Valiente proved through birth and death<br />

records that Gardner’s source was indeed a real person.<br />

Q. Why is secrecy still necessary today?<br />

A. <strong>Odin</strong>ism thinks strategically rather than tactically. Although<br />

ridicule has replaced the stake as the preferred method of<br />

persecution, the violence of the “burning times” may some day<br />

return. Remember, the future may not be a continuation of the<br />

present.<br />

Besides, real heroes are not honored in our decadent time. Our<br />

society puts the true hero in a prison or a circus.<br />

Q. Some individuals search for the <strong>Brotherhood</strong> and never find<br />

it. Why is that the case?<br />

A. To see something, you must know how to look. Did ancient<br />

Sparta have walls? The barbarians could not see them, but<br />

every Greek knew the truth.<br />

The warriors of Sparta were its walls.

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