by H.W. Holdings

Created on: September 19, 2009   Last Updated: September 23, 2009

God fearing people worldwide know full well the devil exists and interferes in the affairs of men. The dark path or cloven path is a ferocious one and has left many victims along its way. The shocking rise in occult activity is seen as yet another sign of imminent rapture.

Some groups that specialize in the study of satanic ritual abuse state there are at least 100,000 surviving victims of satanic cults. Many of these people survived experiences so traumatic that their memories have blocked out the events. Some have doubtless been brainwashed by their cults. Their accounts in many cases have only emerged via recovered memories elicited under hypnosis.

In 1987, award winning television journalist Geraldo Rivera, recently of the fair and balanced cable channel FOX News, reported on his television special on the subject of satanic cults estimates that up to one million Americans were involved in satanic cults.

It is thought that there is a vast, world-wide, inter-generational, cult conspiracy involving the affluent and powerful in which children are abducted or bred for sacrifices, pornography and prostitution. The brutal sexual gratification of the perpetrators in the rituals are used to intimidate victims into silence.

Michelle Remembers was a book written by notable psychiatrist Lawrence Pazder detailing the 1954-55 ordeal of his patient Michelle Smith, a woman who claimed to have been abused by a satanic cult in the little village of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada when she was only five years old.

The book detailed Smith's memories of having been locked in cage, tortured, sexually abused, being forced to participate in elaborate dark rituals watch murder, having had blood and severed human body parts rubbed upon her person etc. She witnessed a number of cult members severing the middle fingers on one of their hands.

Mysteriously the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have no record of any satanic cult activity there at the time. This does not mean that their wasn't any. It could in fact indicate widespread local complicity and a cover-up of incredible proportions.

As a credentialed psychiatrist and fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, Pazder has certification you don't get at the bottom of a cereal box.

Many also cite the example of Mike Warnke, a Vietnam veteran and Christian minister who spent time in a satanic cult in the 1960s. Warnke related how he sold drugs to enrich the cult (a practice also engaged in by Ricky Kasso, satanic murderer

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