In all systems of magic, certain numbers are special. Numbers such as 12, 13,
28 and 60 have all been greatly significant to various cults. They all used
numbers to relate different mental constructs with the outside world or each
other, at times creating vastly complex unified systems such as qabalah, which
gives secret connections between seemingly diverse astrological, planetary,
alchemical and numerical attributions.
The 'ground plan' of the Qabalah is a diagram known as the Tree of Life. It
features ten emanations from the infinite, called Sephira, which are connected
with paths. There are 22 of these paths. Are you beginning to understand now?
Remember, there are 11 players in each team and 22 on the field in each match.
11 was a number relegated as
cursed, unregenerative, until the sinful black (though actually he was Caucasian)
magician Aleister Crowley promoted it as the basis of his rituals. 11 is the
number of the false emanation, daath ('knowledge') that leads to the reverse
side of the Tree of Life, where sickening and dangerous cosmic hooligans known
as 'qliphoth' are active. They are offside energy. Crowley's idea was for the
advanced magician to use this energy (or as a footballer would say, 'dribble
with the qliphoth'). But anyone who gets in their way pays the 'penalty' of
great spiritual and even mental and physical degradation if they let qliphoth
get a 'free kick' out of their soul! Their energies are at the heart of the
football conspiracy.
The link with the Tree of Life continues - four of the Sephiroth have attributions
to the four elements (Earth, Water, Air, Fire). Hence the four 'divisions' of
the various psychic energy collectives colloquially known as 'teams'!
But now our attention must turn to the ball. The part which the ball plays in
footba11 at first baffled our scientists. But then they found a remarkable revelation
from one of Crowley's disciples. Frater Achad, a specialist in qabala, made
a startling pronouncement about the future fate of the Tree of Life. He said
that the magicians' Aeon of Horus (this is what 'Injury Time' was named after)
which began in 1904 had already been superseded nearly 2,000 years early by
the next Aeon, the Aeon of Maat (an 'Aeon of Two Halves'). He also stated that
the Tree of Life would collapse, folding up into a "perfect sphere - with
no grades or paths - a truly concentric system which is for the future to manifest".
This obviously refers to a football. Note too that professional footballs are
made from black pentagonal and white hexagonal pieces of leather - Kenneth Grant,
a magician who knew Crowley, said that the whole object of magick was the uniting
of the 5 (black, yin, pentagonal) with the 6 (white, yang, hexagonal) - thus
making 11!
A football is nature's way of propagating football pitches. The grass on these
pitches is kept moist throughout the summer, regularly mown and generally pampered
more than wild grass ever is. And any hard drug user will tell you what this
results in - perfect conditions for psilocybin ('magic') mushrooms. These psychedelic
fungi were once unknown, but are now becoming profligate. Where did they come
from? Sirius. Go ahead and laugh if you like, but the OOO scientists have potent,
incontrovertible (though secret) proof. We can tell you that they started as
ordinary mushrooms until their DNA was weirdly changed. This explains their
striking 'liberty cap' shape. The 'keepers' of the mushrooms seek to establish
telepathic communication with earth dwellers, but we really can't tell you why.
Anybody who imbibes the mushrooms lets the non-physical entities connected with
them 'substitute' his consciousness with their strange communications - which
so far have seemed a lot like the most absurd nonsense to earth people. But
take note of the markings on football pitches - do they not resemble landing
pads for alien spacecraft? The proof is unquestionable. Evidence mounts all
the time - we turn to Whitley Strieber's book 'Communion', where he reports
his strange 'alien' visitors as knocking loudly on the wall: the knocks are
grouped as 3, 3, 3, 2 - thus making a total of 11! Devotees of Aleister Crowley
will well know of his perverse 11-based system of magickal knocks, which give
it that special CORRUPT and UNBALANCED flavour!!!
Another key point to bear in mind is the 'dark phase' in the footballing calendar:
the 11 week summer break in which the teams 'train', after which the magic mushrooms
begin to appear on the pitch! The training consists of various actions that
through a process of incessant ritualistic repetition bring the players into
the necessary state of mind to receive their visitors...
Of course the training weeks are a mere shadow of a greater cycle - that of
the 11 year sunspot variations on the surface of the sun. But football teams'
activities are a gross parody of the sun's activities - instead they refer to
the black sun, from the night side of the Tree of Life. This is a black sphere
(i.e. football) which explodes into the 8 directions of void space - or so the
chaos magicians of the football world would have us believe.
Look at the strange mental effects noted in football contactees. Symptoms include
extreme stupor and drunkenness, contrasting with short periods of intense delusional
psychotic activity involving alcohol consumption, chant-like verbalising, atavistic
ideation and a deep loss of contact with the outside world. Contactees are also
completely unable to remember the match they attended, as if their minds had
been mysteriously blanked. Note Wilhelm Reich's observation that sport is used
to keep the masses reactionary and docile, and to use up energies that might
otherwise be put to better use. You may think that football 'fans' are just
hooligans, or the frustrated working class seeking a desperate outlet for the
petty aggravations of life, but the forces behind football are clever. They
have also created a thriving alternative football culture. Musical groups such
as Tackhead and the Barmy Army make football oriented music for disenchanted
youth who turn instead to manifestations of the 'underground' culture - which
has now been quite thoroughly infiltrated by alien forces. These deranged records
even feature tapes of terrace chanting, designed to bring on still more strongly
the strange footballistic atmosphere cultivated by the 'magic' mushrooms' progenitors.
But do our liberty-capped friends means good or ill? No doubt Kenneth Grant
would point out that the word 'pitch' also has the meaning 'black' (and therefore
refers to the destructive goddess Kali), but emanations from the Aeon of Maat
are theoretically reversed with respect to out Aeon. So who knows?
We do.
And we're not saying.
Nihil Obstat, Imprimaatur
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