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Wormwood 281
1. To bring about the covens, both black and
white magic into one and have the arctress
govern all—ACCOMPLISHED;
2. To bring about personal debts causing
discord and disharmony within families—
ACCOMPLISHED;
3. To remove or educate “new age youth” by:
a. infiltrating boys’/girls’ clubs and big
sister/brother programs b. infiltrating
schools, having prayers removed, having
teachers teach about drugs, sex, freedoms
c. instigating and promoting rebellion
against parents and all authority d.
promoting equal rights for youth—
ACCOMPLISHED;
4. To gain access to all people’s backgrounds
and vital information by: a. use of
computers b. convenience c. infiltration—
ACCOMPLISHED;
5. To have laws changed to benefit our ways,
such as:
a. removing children from home
environment and placing them in our
foster homes
b. mandatory placement of children in
our daycare centers
c. increased taxes d. open drug and
pornography market to everyone—
NOT YET ACCOMPLISHED;
6. To destroy government agencies by: a.
overspending b. public opinion c. being on
the offensive always, opposing,
demonstrating, demoralizing—NOT YET
ACCOMPLISHED;
7. Not to be revealed until all else has been
accomplished. Target date for revelation—
June 21, 1986—the beginning of the
Summer Solstice and great feast on the
Satanic calendar.
See also Satanic Ritual Abuse
For Further Reading:
Lyons, Arthur. Satan Wants You: The Cult of Devil
Worship in America. New York: Mysterious
Press, 1988.
Newton, Michael. Raising Hell: An Encyclopedia of
Devil Worship and Satanic Crime. New York:
Avon, 1993.
Witchboard
A group of friends use a Ouija board and unwittingly
conjure up a demon. Witchboard (1985) had
two sequels, The Devil’s Doorway (1993) and The
Possession (1995).
Witchcraft
No less than eight sequels have been spawned by
this low-budget 1988 flick—sequels with tacky
subtitles like Dance with the Devil and The Devil’s
Mistress. Taken as a group, this series is chock full
of evil Satanists, human sacrifices, and sexy heroines
(or sexy witches, as the case may be).
Witchery
Following her starring role in The Exorcist, Linda
Blair was able to land a number of parts in less
illustrious devil movies, including Witchery. The
plot of this 1988 film revolves around a couple
who visit an island where they become targets of
the local witch and her Satanic rites.
Witches of Eastwick
Jack Nicholson is the handsome, oversexed Devil
who initially seduces, but later is overpowered by,
Michelle Pfeiffer, Susan Sarandon, and Cher in
this 1987 film. Under Satan’s tutelage, these three
beautiful ladies become the Witches of Eastwick.
However, when they discover he has a nasty disposition
and they try to end their affair with him, the
Devil gets mean and plays dirty tricks to punish
each of them into coming back to him. The three
women then conspire to do him in, and win out by
overpowering him with his own magic.
Wormwood
Due to the influential fiction of C. S. Lewis,
Wormwood (meaning “bitterness”) is familiar as
the name of an apprentice devil. Wormwood was,
however, originally the designation for an angel
that is described in Revelation 8:10–11. This
account of the end of the world tells how John of
Patmos first had visions of the impending disaster.
To begin with, God is seen on his throne in heaven