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| A woman working at an orphanage smiles for pictures in front of the naked boys as if there was nothing wrong. She and another female worker have disappeared. |
Pay close attention, Harry Potter fans, because to learn the following, you would normally have to be into Satanism beyond the point where the only way out is death.
The above photo has got to be one of the best symbols of Satanism, the essence of which is organized cruelty, which I have ever seen. It's essentially a "snuff" film in which the "snuffing" takes place in slow, agonizing motion, intended to allow the perpetrators to savor their monstrous cruelty and open their souls to the Satanic beings which then reach in and grab the controls. (THEY think they are preparing themselves for initiation into black magic - in other words, the above poster-girl for Satanism is motivated by egotism.) It's a far cry from the fantasy-version of "wizardry," i.e. black magic, depicted in Harry Potter books and films, in which the process of becoming a "wizard" is equated with attending an exclusive prep school, in order to lure kids into Satanism. (Satanism is a sort of subsidiary of black magic, which is actually even more evil than Satanism, partly because actual black magicians know what they're doing.)
To outsiders, Satanism is usually done in such a way that it can be denied to have occurred, explained as some innocuous event or activity, or attributed to necessity (such as "intelligence gathering"). It is extremely rare, to my knowledge, to find a photograph such as the one above. It's almost as if the Satanist underground is waving Satanism under our noses more blatantly than ever, daring us to recognize it, and/or mocking our obliviousness to it.
For posterity, I have copied an excerpt of one of the earliest news reports about the situation in which the photo was found:
Nightmare At Iraqi Orphanage
BAGHDAD, Iraq, June 18, 2007
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(CBS) It was the scene that shocked battle-hardened soldiers, captured in photographs given to CBS News.
On a daytime patrol in central Baghdad just more than a week ago, a U.S. military advisory team and Iraqi soldiers happened to look over a wall and found something horrific.
“They saw multiple bodies laying on the floor of the facility,” Staff Sgt. Mitchell Gibson of the 82nd Airborne Division told CBS News chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan. “They thought they were all dead so they threw a basketball, try and get some attention and actually one of the kids lifted up there head, tilted it over and just looked and then went back down. And they said, ‘oh, they're alive’ and so they went into the building.”
