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Aleister Crowley (Heroes & Villains)
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So what makes the wickedest man in the world so wicked? Despite the positive affects he may have had, Alestair Crowley is probably the most controversial figure in the occult world. Crowley was wealthy beyond measure and spared no expense in exploring the darkness of the occult while luring others to help him build his utopia in the name of enlightenment. Crowley had his fingers in many pies including depraved sex, drugs, eugenics, espionage and possibly even murder. So come along with us as we dig underneath the well to explore the villainous ways of Alestair Crowley.
WARNING: this episode contains discussions that feature themes that may be disturbing to some, such as sex, drug use, eugenics, and murder. Listener discretion is advised.
Resources:
On the Management of Blondes - Aleister Crowley in Vanity Fair
I also apologise as I have misplaced the link to the works of Crowley as related to eugenics. I will keep looking!
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