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Todd's stories about the Illuminati were published as the comic book The Illuminati and Witchcraft in 1980 by Jacob Sailor. His claims partially became the basis for a different book, Witchcraft and the Illuminati , published in 1981 by The Covenant, The Sword, and the Arm of the Lord , a Christian Identity group, and reprinted in 1999 by the ...
Believers of conspiracy theories about the alleged continuation into the present day of a supposed worldwide Illuminati (Bavaria, 1776-1785). Pages in category "Illuminati conspiracy theorists" The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total.
Chick is known for his conspiratorial views and his belief that secret groups, such as the Illuminati, exert influence on the world to advance evil. In "The Broken Cross," Chick introduces John Todd, a former grand druid priest who claims that secret groups, including witches and the Illuminati, are working to advance evil. Chick's version of ...
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The magazine received both criticism and praise for its investigative journalism of Lauren Stratford, John Todd and Mike Warnke, [2] who had made names for themselves with stories of first-hand involvement in Satanism and Satanic ritual abuse [3] (which turned out to be untrue). [4] Cornerstone magazine also spawned the Cornerstone Festival. [5]
A military veteran who was convicted of injuring a police officer's hand during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol was sentenced on Friday to five years in prison. John George Todd III ...
Todd’s attorneys said he is a combat veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder who needs mental health treatment, not incarceration. “Incarceration would only exacerbate Mr. Todd’s health and mental health problems,” a defense attorney wrote last year. Todd was a Marine from 2009 to 2013 and served in Afghanistan, his family said.
In 1989, the conservative Christian news program Tijdsein reported allegations that included satanic ritual abuse, to which there was no official response. After attending a conference in which the concept of satanic ritual abuse was discussed, Oude Pekela general practitioners Fred Jonker and Ietje Jonker-Bakker alleged that several children ...