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Parsons removed without permission classified papers relating to jet propulsion motors
and rocket propellants from the Hughes Aircraft Company, Culver City, California, on
September 15, 1950, which concerned research he himself had been involved with, in
order to help him seek employment in the field in Israel. The evidence was found
insufficient to bring him to trial for espionage, but it was regarded that his integrity was
no longer sufficient to allow him access to Top Secret materials and his security clearance
was withdrawn on January 7, 1952. The file also deals with the earlier temporary loss of
his clearance in 1948. The fbi files make more interesting reading than I expected,
Jack’s plans to set up some kind of rocket establishment in Israel comes out and, according
to Carter, is where he and Marjorie Cameron would have gone after their “vacation” or
explosives testing trip to Mexico, had he not been killed. It’s interesting to ponder the
Antichrist setting up a rocket facility in Israel.
A 95-page collection of Parsons’ essays containing some of his political views in
addition to occult ideas is still in print, only brief extracts of which can be found on the
web: Freedom is a Two-Edged Sword by John Whiteside Parsons, published as issue 1 of
The Oriflamme by the Caliphate oto in association with New Falcon, 2001.
“Zack Carson” and The Profit
A character based on Jack Parsons features in the satirical independent film The Profit,
about a pulp fiction writer turned guru by the name of L Conrad Powers who founds
the Church of Scientific Spiritualism and sees the world as a dime novel. Any similarity
between L Ron Hubbard and the Church of Scientology is of course purely coincidental.
L Conrad Powers gains his evil hypnotic powers from “Zack Carson”, cult leader of a
dark Satanic sect of the Beast 666, which engages in a practice known as “sex magick”
and so Zack has his temple in his bedroom. L Conrad Powers steals Zack’s Egyptian
talisman and it becomes the symbol of his ever expanding control over the minds of his
followers, who he offers eternal life, so long as they have a huge wad.
In reality, after the Babalon Working Hubbard defrauded Parsons of his fortune
(The Book of Antichrist mentions $50,000) and absconded with Betty, who later became
Hubbard’s second wife. Hubbard bought a few boats with Parsons’ money. Hubbard
and Betty managed to set sail to escape Jack who was hot on their trail when he realised
he had been conned. Jack retired to his hotel room and, not accepting that he had been
thwarted, enlisted occult forces by drawing out a magic circle and invoking Bartzabel,
the mighty spirit of Mars, which apparently gave rise to a sudden squall that ripped the
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