William Ramsey Investigates WR Discussed his Book Prophet of Evil on the Alembic Files with Keith Hansen, aka Vyzygoth, in April 2013.
Nov 19, 2025
William Ramsey, an author and independent investigator focused on occult influence, dives into his works, including "Prophet of Evil" and "Abomination." He critiques the West Memphis Three case, insisting on the guilt of released suspects. Ramsey expresses disdain for Aleister Crowley, labeling him a significant cultural threat rather than a sympathetic figure. The discussion also touches on Crowley’s connections to espionage, his influence on Jack Parsons, and the intertwining of his literary output with secret societies.
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Crowley’s Broad 20th-Century Influence
- Aleister Crowley exerted sustained cultural and political influence across the 20th century.
- William Ramsey argues Crowley affected wars, intelligence, and modern occult trends.
Rumored Crowley‑Bush Family Link
- William Ramsey recounts the rumor that Aleister Crowley fathered Barbara Bush, connecting Crowley to the Bush family.
- He cites timing in Paris 1924–1925 and physical resemblances as circumstantial evidence.
OTO’s Persistent Global Presence
- The OTO and related lodges remained active and global after Crowley.
- Ramsey notes lodges across the U.S., England, Italy and Germany continuing Crowleyan networks.
