We’ve been asked a couple of great questions by our fans:

1. Do you really want this guy as President of the United States?

Some of Crowley’s political ideas may seem strange, ludicrous, or unconscionable to you. We maintain that all Crowley’s ideas are worthy of consideration and discussion, and we are all free to come to our own conclusions and disagree with him on any subject of course. There are two important things to remember here… (read more and comment)

• Aleister Crowley is dead, British, and not running for office. No, we don’t want him as President of the United States of America. We’re not trying to win an election here. We’re trying to send a message. “The principle of popular election is a fatal folly; its results are visible in every so-called democracy. The elected man is always the mediocrity; he is the safe man, the sound man, the man who displeases the majority less than any other; and therefore never the genius, the man of progress and illumination.”
• We do not endorse every political opinion Crowley ever put forward, nor do we suggest that the U.S. should necessarily adopt them. Rather, we call attention to his central message of liberty, the Law of Thelema, as defined in Liber AL vel Legis: The Book of the Law. This can be summarized exquisitely in two verses from this text: “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law,” and “Love is the law, love under will.” It is this message which we hope someday may inform all politics, and we hope that this message will be heard everywhere. More about Thelema.

2. Who will Crowley’s running mate be?

What an excellent question! We had considered suggesting Leah Hirsig but realized that asking people to write in someone who is dead and not even from this country might be a bit much to ask. Therefore, we suggest that you write yourself in as Crowley’s running mate!

Anyone who wants to say anything, off with his head, and On with the Dance; let Joy be unconfined, You at the prow and Therion at the helm! Off we go.

3. Are you going to have stickers and t-shirts and stuff?

We want to help you spread the Word. But, we’re not trying to make this a commercial thing, so we won’t mention it again. Lacking the resources to buy stickers or t-shirts in lots of 10,000, our costs of production are high, so be prepared for that. You can get some very nice propaganda and souvenirs (great for conversation at parties, btw) at our CafePress store.