The Empire Never Ended 337: Order of Nine Angles - From Combat 18 to 764
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Sep 9, 2025 Unpack the haunting history of the Order of Nine Angles, tracing its evolution from 1970s occultism intertwined with neo-Nazism. Dive into the chilling narrative of a tragic school shooting that spotlighted extremist ideologies. Discover how internet networks like 764 exploit nihilism and promote violence. Delve into the complex dynamics of fringe far-right groups, including the controversial Temple of Blood. This exploration reveals the dangerous intersection of radical beliefs, occult practices, and societal impact.
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Occultism Is A Vehicle For Neo‑Nazi Politics
- The O9A mixes copycat occult tropes with explicit neo‑Nazi ideology to make itself seem mystical and dangerous.
- Its core project fuses Satanic transgression with Holocaust denial and a messianic Aryan myth to recruit fringe extremists.
David Myatt’s Dual Nazi And Occult Life
- David Myatt (Anton Long) comes from a British neo‑Nazi lineage and spent decades embedded in extremist groups like Combat 18.
- He simultaneously cultivated a Satanist persona and self‑mythologized origins for the Order of Nine Angles.
Militant Credibility Fueled The Myth
- Myatt moved through militant neo‑Nazi networks (Combat 18) and cultivated paramilitary credibility that fed his mythos.
- His public switches (e.g., later claiming to renounce extremism) are unreliable and often self‑mythologizing.
