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Winston Churchill was also a member of the Order of Druids who often meet at Stonehenge during the Spring Equinox, whilst members of the public are forcibly restrained from this ancient megalith site by thousands of police officers.  The ancient druid rituals at Stonehenge can be considered harmless when compared to the murderous Satanically inspired ceremonies of Freemasonry.  Chris Everard, Illuminati I

 

 

What was the purpose of this ancient magic?  And who were the wizards who dealt in it?  To find out I need to probe deep into our pagan past, to a time when magic was everywhere, and the people who controlled that magic were all-powerful.  Professor Richard Rudgley, Pagans: Magic Moments, Channel 4 2004  

 

At six hundred years older than Stonehenge, Newgrange in Ireland is a monument that sheds a remarkable shaft of light into a dark and magical past.  It give us perhaps the first clue to magic in the pagan world.  ibid.

 

We associate the full moon with everything supernatural ... The moonlight was considered a special source of energy.  Our ancestors had a close relationship with the night sky.  ibid.

  

Could it be that the legend of King Arthur’s sword in the stone is inspired by the magical smiths of the Bronze Age?  ibid.

 

In 1999 treasure hunters were scouring the site of a Bronze Age hill fort near the German town of Nebra when they dug down and revealed a three and a half thousand year old bronze disc – the Nebra Star Disk, 1,600 B.C.  The Disc was buried with a pair of fine swords and fine tools.  This was the first evidence of a new and powerful cast of wizard priests.  ibid.

 

There was no distinction between magic and medicine in the pagan world.  ibid.

 

The Shaman figure has existed for tens of thousands of years.  He is as old as magic itself ... He did this with the magic chemistry of the forest.  ibid.

 

The Star Disc is embossed with gold leaf images of the sun, moon and thirty-two stars.  ibid.

 

 

Around 1,500 years ago during a period that we used to refer to as the Dark Ages, the Irish played a very different role.  Back then, they were the Irish that brought civilisation of Britain.  It’s an epic story of decline and renewal.  Dan Snow, How the Celts Saved Britain I, BBC 2018

 

Ireland: one of the most profound social and cultural revolutions that Europe and Britain had ever seen.  ibid.

 

Rome: They spread culture and learning across the known world.  From the Red Sea to the Atlantic.  ibid.

 

A tribal Ireland with many kingdom.  It was a pagan land whose subsistence and wealth was measured in cattle … Hibernia: the land of winter … Ireland was a place of sacred trees and woods and lakes presided over by druids … a religion of animal and human sacrifice.  ibid.

 

The druid religion had once extended right across western Europe.  The Romans were so disturbed by it, they made it illegal on pain of death.  ibid.

 

‘They saw Patrick as the deadly enemy.’  ibid.  historian

 

 

The druids of Celtic Britain are remembered as mystical holy men.  Holding the secrets of nature.  But ancient sources also accuse them of human sacrifice and even cannibalism.  The Truth Behind s2e7: The Secrets of the Druids, National Geographic 2009 

 

 

Everywhere I look you see hundreds and hundreds that would tell evil spirits to stay over there and not come this way.  There was definitely a presence in that cave.  Buried Worlds with Don Wildman: Curse of the Druids, Discovery 2020

 

From a cave in England haunted by evil spirits to a supernatural well along Ireland’s rocky coast.  And the bogs of the English countryside.  The British Isles have been a hotspot of dark supernatural forces for centuries, places where evil seems to come from the ground, the air, the water itself.  Are these portals to the the underworld or is there some ancient curse that is still active in the UK today?  ibid. 

 

 

Even to war-hardened Roman soldiers, the Druids appeared a terrifying spectacle.  Neil Oliver, Sacred Wonders of Britain II BBC 2013

 

 

51,494.  Mysterious stone structures that defy explanation, exhibiting electomagnetic anomalies that have even been linked to UFO sightings.  And perhaps most incredible of all, these ancient sites are located in the north-east United States … and their possible connection to an ancient people known as the Druids.  Ancient Aliens s12e7: The Druid Connection, History 2017

 

Did Druids visit America centuries before Columbus and build these structures?  ibid. 

 

 

Leading the resistance, a mystical sect of priests – the Druids. They worshipped the sun, the moon and the forest.  Druid means ‘man of oak’.  Mankind: The Story of All of Us III, History Channel 2012

 

Paulinus has been a commander for twenty years ... His men kill as many as 80,000 people … The Druids annihilated.  ibid.

 

 

‘The eradication of the Druids was absolutely catastrophic for the people of Britain … a true apocalypse for them.’  Barbarians Rising III: Revenge, Steve Kershaw, History 2016

 

 

The Druids foment resistance to the Roman invasion.  The British I: Treasure Island, Sky Atlantic 2012