Ordo Templi Orientis Phenomenon
Censorship and Inquisition
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Unfaithful members not only face censorship but also a kangaroo court that shows plain similarity to the Spanish Inquisition: Anonymous informers, no witnesses, and no counsel for the defense. The Inquisitor is investigator, prosecutor and judge in one person. Sometimes, inquisitors identify plotters and settle their own scores. They point the finger at the lost sheep and draw up some histories on the basis of rumours, gossip and hearsay, without subjecting them to the process of analysis that is elementary for any kind of judgement. They over-estimate here, they underestimate there and are perfectly happy to act as judge and jury. The defendants publicly have to apologize or risk expulsion. The Inquisition In 1996, David and Irene Fraenkl-Rietti were expelled by the Supreme Council of the 'Caliphate'. Eventually they founded the Ordo Templi Orientis Foundation, O.T.O.F. 
Events leading to the Founding of the O.T.O.F. by Joe Collins. The Inquisitor at that time: Ben Fernee. Ben Fernee expelled in 1999. — And for more — Read also this one. Visit a A visitor. Another One about the A.·. A.·.-aspect that maybe led to the expulsion. Marcelo A.C. Santos: ex-member of the O.T.O.F. Reaction of the O.T.O.F. to the planned posting of the Inquisition transcript. An Alternative Introduction by Bryony Murds. Documents The Transcript itself. Fernee to Rietti 12 Sept 1995. Slightly related Tales from the Café Thélème. More about all this in: Andreas Huettl and Peter-R. Koenig: Satan - Jünger, Jäger und Justiz navigation page | main page | Aura of the O.T.O. Phenomenon | mail What's New on the O.T.O. Phenomenon site?
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