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Top 10 Crowley Myths which are Actually True

Posted on August 5, 2012 by ac2012

In one of our most popular posts, we listed ten myths about Aleister Crowley which we refuted within this blog. We also revealed some interesting facts about Crowley in our guide to the AC2012 campaign ad. Now, we offer ten myths … Continue reading →

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Barbara Bush and Aleister Crowley

Posted on October 12, 2009 by ac2012

Barbara Bush is NOT Aleister Crowley’s daughter. Shocker, right? As a matter of fact, there is NO evidence that Aleister Crowley ever met Bush’s mother, Pauline Pierce, at all, despite the claims in the hoax). Sadly, Snopes has not yet … Continue reading →