Curse of Cannan - The New Ensign

alphabet; this later was developed into the twenty-two trumps of Tarot, or the twenty-two Paths
which lead to Sephotorth.
In Cabala *, evil takes on a mysterious existence of its own, which its precepts trace back to the
physical appearance of life on earth, or Adam. Cabala claims that Adam throws the entire stream
of life out of balance, and that the Church, or Christianity, by formalizing the physical existence
of the Adamite people on earth, have become a problem which must be resolved. This is the
essence of the basic anti -life principle underlying all Cabala and its heir, Freemasonry. These
precepts declare that Satanism will achieve its final triumph over the Church and Christianity,
thus ending the "dualism" of this world, the struggle between good and evil. In short, the problem
of good and evil will be ended when evil triumphs and good is eliminated from the earth. This
program may sound somewhat simplistic, but it is the basic premise of the Cabala and Freemasonry.
Footnote: * Cabala appears in various spellings through history, principally "Cabala." Also
Kabbalah, Kabala, etc.
These anti -life precepts are now to be encountered, and dealt with, in many of the developments
of our civilization. The descendants of the Canaanites instinctively hate and actively oppose such
progress as technology, urban life, industrialism, and the cultural achievements of humanity.
Their basic goal is to return the earth to the primitivism of its pre-Adamic state, when a
Neanderthal type of human roamed at will over an earth which had no "civilized" aspects to
remind him of his primitivism. The end purpose is to "restore" pre-Adamic man, so that Adamite
man, as a creation of God, no longer presents an obstacle to Satan and his rule over this world.
Thus cabbalistic Freemasonry aims for the extermination of life as we know it, culminating in
the final triumph of the Canaanite Curse on this earth. In retrospect, this amazing observation
offers an irrefutable reason for the otherwise inexplicable massacres, wars, and human devastation
which have been regularly visited upon a long-suffering humanity by the Canaanite conspirators.
The Encyclopaedia Judaica has an entry of some sixty-one pages on the Kabbala alone, by far
the largest single entry in this encyclopaedia. This entry notes that "Christian Kabbalah," that is,
the central development of secular humanism, first appeared in the theosophical systems of the
Freemasons in the second half of the eighteenth century, that is, during the period of "the
Enlightenment." It was this predominant element in secular humanism which led to the
revolutions of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and which had previously led to the
Reformation. These political results were the logical outcome of the teachings of Zohar, which
declares that En Soph (the Ultimate Deity) brought the world into being in an indirect manner,
in order to avoid being contaminated by physical being, or life; this again expresses the basic
anti-life direction of this philosophical system. This deity's only manifestation on earth is through
the Ten Sephiroth, or Divine Emanations. The teachings of Zohar deny any presence on earth
of God or His Son Jesus Christ; it places all of its emphasis on 'non-God or humanistic doctrines.
Orthodox Jews base their religious practices entirely on the Cabala. They celebrate their coming
triumph, the Feast of Tabernacles, which is defined in the Zohar as the period when they triumph
over all the peoples of the world. "That is why during this feast we seize the loulab and carry it
as a trophy to show that we have conquered all the other people (the populace)" (Toldoth Noah
63b).
In his definitive work, "The Magical Mason," W. Wynn Westcott, the founder of the Hermetic
Order of the Golden Dawn in England, traces the origins of the Freemasons back to the Essenes
in Jerusalem; Pharisaic Jews, the practitioners of the most strict Judaism; the ancient Mysteries
of Egypt and Greece; the Vehm-Gerichte of Westphalia in Germany; the trade guilds of the
Middle Ages; the Roman Collegia; the French Compagnons; and the Rosicrucians. Westcott
points out that the cornerstone of the Capitol of Rome has the keystone mark of "the Overseers,"
a sacred group. The Royal Arch has an altar of white stone in the form of a double cube; it is
engraved with "the Sacred Name." He says that the Mysteries, from which all Masonic ritual is
derived, were intended to end the fear of death in the initiate, by re-enacting the descent into
Hades, and thus finding the great first cause of all things revealed to the initiate. Westcott claims
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