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Life and Germanic paganism, as there is much speculation that the maypoles were in some way a
continuation of a Germanic pagan tradition.
One theory holds that they were a remnant of the Germanic reverence for sacred trees, as there is
evidence for various sacred trees and ―wooden pillars‖ that were venerated by the pagans across much of
Germanic Europe, including Thor‘s Oak [6] [the Tories symbol is the Oak tree, and Hitler‘s SS wore the
Oak leave badge, on their collars] and the ―Irminsul‖ a kind of pillar, an Old Saxon, ―great/mighty pillar‖
or ―arising pillar‖ [Masonic]. The oldest chronicle describing an Irminsul, refers to it as a tree trunk
erected in the open air. [7] The Irminsul is also referred to as the chief seat of power in Saxon religion. And
Jacob Grimm, one half of the Brothers Grimm, states that; ―strong reasons‖ point to the actual location of
the ―Irminsul‖ as being approximately 15 miles away, in the Teutoburg Forest, and says that the original
name for the region ―Osning‖ may have meant ―Holy Wood‖. [8] [Elohim/God[s]/ Holy Spirit] - Sound
familiar, and where ―stars are made‖ today?
It was all timed with great precision by Crowley, using a combination of astrological, astronomy, and
referring to the latitude and longitude degrees and measurements - each and every time the crowd came to
a sudden stop, and faced inwards, - the runes stitched onto the robes then spelt a different set of messages
aimed towards the mannequin of Rudolph Hess. At the climax of the ceremony, the mannequin was then
hoisted to the top of a church tower, doused in fuel and set alight, and then propelled and launched along a
long cable in the precise direction of Germany. A squad of RAF men had to follow its track in fighter
planes to quench any outburst it may cause, and it was acknowledge that the tops of some Canadian
Redwoods and other like fir trees were set alight as the burning effigy of Hess skimmed along the tips of
the trees in the night sky. - Sometime later, on the 11th May 1941, Crowley receives a phone call. The
news he hears then breaks in the newspapers: Hitler‘s Deputy Quits Reich - Rudolf Hess Flees to Britain.
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Rudolph Hess spent the rest of his life in prison. At the Nuremberg trials he tells the doctors why he
had to come to Britain: ―He had received spirit messages and the gods were demanding that he did
something because he was the ‗Chosen One‘, and only he alone could bring a new age of peace to the
world‖. He was conveniently diagnosed insane, and spared the death penalty. Hess died in Spandau
Prison, in what some claim as mysterious circumstances. - Rudolf Walter Richard Hess [26 April 1894 - 17
August 1987] was a prominent figure in Nazi Germany, acting as Adolf Hitler‘s Deputy in the Nazi Party.
On the eve of war with the Soviet Union, he flew solo to Scotland in an attempt to negotiate peace with the
United Kingdom, but instead was arrested. He was tried at Nuremberg and sentenced to life in prison at
Spandau Prison, Berlin, where he died in 1987. Hess‘s attempt to negotiate peace and his subsequent
lifelong imprisonment have given rise to many theories about his motivation for flying to Scotland in the
first place, which on the surface looks as if he had no intention whatsoever in returning to Germany,
otherwise why did he travel alone?
On the 27th - 28th September 2007, numerous British news services published descriptions of conflict
between his Western and Soviet captors over his treatment and how the Soviet captors were steadfast in
denying repeated entreaties for his release on humanitarian grounds during his last years. His son Wolf
Rüdiger Hess claimed that his father was murdered, as on the 17th August 1987, Hess died while under
―Four Power‖ imprisonment at Spandau Prison in West Berlin, at the age of 93. [9]
If he had been found dead, say in his sleep, or had fallen over, then the argument that he had been
murdered could be shot-down and debunked, and especially so if someone was now going to try and raise
the issue he had perhaps been poisoned, or pushed over or down a flight of stairs etc., but he didn‘t die in
any of those kind of ways, and due to the way he was found dead, obviously raises doubt as to what might
of really took place. Now when you have reached that ripe old age of 93, one, you‘re very lucky to have
done so, if of course you view it that way, and two, as I‘m sure once you had reach such landmark age,
you‘d be quite determined to reach the 100 year old mark, or as near to it as your lifespan permitted you to
do so, - so as to be able to give your captors and critics, the proverbial middle finger, no matter how old,
bent and crooked it was, it‘s what you‘d love to be able to achieve. However, he was found in a summer
house in a garden located in a secure area of the prison, with an electrical cord wrapped around his neck.
His death was ruled a suicide by self-asphyxiation, and was buried at Wunsiedel, in a Hess family grave
plot.
Spandau Prison was then allegedly demolished to prevent it from becoming a shrine. At the time of his
death, he was the last surviving member of Hitler‘s cabinet, and Hess has become a figure of veneration
among neo-Nazis. After Hess‘s death, neo-Nazis from Germany and the rest of Europe gathered in