It did get lively here after scaredkat and Devil_Anse started posting didn't it! I guess scaredkat moved on though. She had some pretty wild stuff.
Mormon Mystery
Returning to the sad case of Elizabeth Smart, many commentators have> noted that there are some strange elements in the case that do not add> up. The story of the girl's little sister changed mysteriously (first> we were told the kidnapper threatened her and then later this was> reported to be false).
Then there is the fact that in a very wealthy household it is odd that> there was no security system, and/or that it was not armed. Most $1.7> million homes have security systems nowadays. There also seems to be> an odd note in the relationship between the father and the uncle.
As of this writing, the child has not been found. Now most experts> are quietly saying she may never be found - at least alive. The> family are prominent Mormons within their community, which places> another light on things.
Beneath the surface and the attention on the handyman, Ricci, are> disturbing currents. There are allegations of involvement of> Elizabeth's dad and uncle in some sort of homosexual ring.> Supposedly, lots of "gay porn" was found on both men's computers.> These allegations come from a dubious source, the NATIONAL ENQUIRER,> but so far have not been effectively refuted.
Of course, homosexuality is a HUGE sin within Mormonism. If the> tabloid was printing lies, you would think there would be lawsuits.> It is not clear how this would relate to Elizabeth's disappearance.> If her dad and uncle were closet homosexuals, that would not be a> likely reason for them to abduct her, a girl - unless, of course, she> had found out about it somehow.
But even that seems a bit farfetched. With the admitted value Mormons> place on family and human life, it is hard to imagine a father or> uncle killing a young girl just because she found out they were> bisexuals. temple Mormons. I have not been able to determine this for certain,> but it is likely. There is a sinister side to the LDS temple> "culture" which is little understood and discussed even less.
An Elect Lady?
Mormon temple rites are the most sacred (and secret) elements within> the LDS faith. This is partly because they are quite bizarre and> heavily influenced by Masonry and occult doctrines.[2] This is so> much the case that many LDS people are so startled by the rituals to> the point of not returning - ever.
Having said that, contrary to 19th century sensational reports, in the> normal temple ceremony, there is nothing improper going on (other than> occult foolishness). However, especially in the Salt Lake temple,> there have been numerous, credible allegations of very strange rituals> going on in the temple either after hours or in the deep bowels of the> subbasements of the temple.[3]
I have personally interviewed two people, a woman and an adolescent> boy who allege that they were taken into the temple subbasements,> which run several levels deep. Here they report being forced to> participate in rituals which are more overtly luciferian in> character. These rites, remarkably similar in the way they were> described, include sexual magic, blood sacrifice, and homosexuality.
Neither interviewee alleged that there was anyone murdered, just that> blood was spilt ritually and sprinkled on the participants.> Supposedly, very high Mormons (apostles, etc.) were present and in> their temple robes.
A different piece of the puzzle comes from our own experience. Sharon> and I were "sealed"[4] in the Salt Lake temple ourselves in 1981.> Because of certain tokens and keywords we had been instructed to give> at the temple by our occult teachers, we were granted an audience with> one of the twelve apostles of the church.[5]
In that interview, my wife recounted a vision she had seen of a rite> in the temple. In it, a young girl (about the age of the Smart girl)> was stretched out on what looked like the lushly upholstered altar of> a temple sealing room. She was barely clothed (wearing just a> diaphanous white gown) and people in priesthood robes were standing> around her raising their arms in the "PAY-LAY-ALE" gesture[6] which> then was part of the temple rites.
The critical element here, other than the highly charged sexual nature> of the ritual, was that instead of proclaiming Pay-Lay-Ale, these> temple workers were chanting, "Lucifer, hear us!" My wife related> this vision which she had seen and then asked the apostle what it> meant.
He replied in the most serious tone that this vision was true and that> Lucifer was worshipped in the innermost circles of the temple.> Smiling, he told my wife that this was evidence that she was obviously> an "elect lady."
Both of us were then told by him that if we moved out to Utah, Sharon> might be eligible to serve in a "special" capacity in temple service.> But this would only happen if we were true and faithful to our> covenants, he said, and if we kept this secret and never, discussed it> with anyone except a general authority of the church.[7]
Of course, God had other plans, and we were not economically able to> move out there right away. Less than three years later, I got saved> and we began to work our way out of the LDS church.
The point of this account? Well, from this and other reports and> experiences too numerous to recount, it appears that - like in any> secret society - there are layers of knowledge in Mormonism. Some LDS> are "in the know," especially in Utah. These LDS, often from old> pioneer families, have access to more occult knowledge and power than> 98% of the rest of the church. They know secrets of Druidism and> other ancient Crafts.
Women from these families, and their teenaged kids, are used in the> temple in some way very similar to the sexual magick practiced in high> Masonry and Illuminism. I am not saying that these young people are> necessarily being sexually abused, except in a broad sense. But they> are being used as channels of occult power!
Another Fanny Alger?
In the light of this, it is possible that Elizabeth Smart has vanished> into the bowels of the temple. She is an example of the ideal Mormon> "master race" (blonde, blue-eyed, talented). She might have been> tapped for this "great honor," almost like a Catholic girl a century> ago being sent to the convent.
Add to this the allegations of homosexuality on the part of her dad> and uncle, it is possible that they are in on the ruse. Being gay is> very wrong in Mormonism, unless you are doing it in the temple in a> magick rite!
If this is true, and there is - of course - no solid evidence that it> is true, then Elizabeth would be just the latest girl to be> "sacrificed" on the altar of Mormonism. Joseph Smith, Jr., the> founder of the LDS church, took a girl about the same age as the Smart> child as his first plural wife. Her name was Fanny Alger. Another> one of his wives as the exact age as the Smart girl, 14! Her name was> Helen M. Kimball.[8]
Though it is well-concealed, the LDS faith is a highly sexualized> religion. It is founded on principles of an "eternal increase of> seed." It is similar to an ancient fertility cult.
If this is true, where is Elizabeth Smart? It is hard to imagine, in> this day and age, that it was the original intention to have girls> disappear forever into temple service. Such "vanishings" in the> clannish world of Mormonism would be noticed.
The norm, as we understand it, would be for her to go to the temple> for "worship" occasionally and then return to her family. However, it> is possible that she was terrified and demoralized by finding out what> was expected of her in the temple and "lost it." LDS kids are raised> to be highly moral, and the cognitive dissonance between her> upbringing and the secret rites of the temple might have been too much> for her.
She may have had to be restrained or (God forbid) even killed to keep> the secrets of worship within the temple. Possibly she was even> accidentally hurt or killed trying to get away. The LDS leadership> guards its secrets very jealously.
And her parents? Well, if they are good Mormons, especially temple> LDS, then they have sworn dire oaths to keep the secrets of the temple> and not to speak anything which would cause reproach to the church.> They also swore to the Law of Consecration, which means that> everything that is theirs belongs to the Church. This certainly could> be interpreted to include their daughter.
Our prayer is that Elizabeth is still alive and that in fact we are> wrong about all this. However, there is circumstantial evidence that> the Church (which has powerful influence over the police in Utah as> well) may well have her. In any event, she is a tragic casualty of> our nation's slide into un-Biblical chaos. Our children may well be> paying the price for our neglect of God and His Word. More than ever,> we need to pray for our children and our nation!
Endnotes:
1. O'Reilly Factor (TV program), FOX News channel, 7/16/02.
2. See MORMONISM'S TEMPLE OF DOOM by Bill Schnoebelen and Jim Spencer> (1987) for a full discussion of this, amply documented.
3. For a fuller discussion of this, see the video GODMAKERS II.
4. Sealing here means a special LDS wedding rite in which a couple> are sealed for "time and eternity," a marriage held to be forever and> to give "eternal increase of seed."
5. In the church, apostles are at the top of the hierarchy. There> are 12 apostles, plus two counselors and the Prophet (each also> apostles). For the record, we met with Elder James Faust.
6. PAY-LAY-ALE was in the temple rites for over a century.> Supposedly, in the ancient Adamic language, it means "O God, hear the> words of my mouth." The gesture with it is almost identical to the> Grand Masonic Hailing Sign of Distress, Several Christian scholars> demonstrated that the words could be translated in fractured Hebrew as> "Marvelous Lucifer" or "Marvelous [false] god." This is one of> several elements in the temple rite which were mysteriously removed in> 1991 after the publication of our TEMPLE OF DOOM book in 1987 and> Chuck Sackett's outstanding work, WHAT'S GOING ON IN THERE? earlier.
7. A decade after this interview, a news story exploded about> widespread Satanic abuse in the LDS church in the Salt Lake region. A> report, issued by Bishop Pace, a presiding bishop of the whole church,> indicated that there appeared to be more than 800 cases of children> being abused in church settings, by high level church officials and> even members of the celebrated Tabernacle Choir. Since then, the> story has been allowed to quietly die.
8. Todd Compton, IN SACRED LONELINESS, Signature Books, 1998, p.> 487.
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My Note: This was posted by someone who calls himself TomServo. I think I have seen posts by him here at FreeRepublic.