John Pope-de-Locksley seems to have given Bob Best carte blanche. His Facebook account is now more Bob Best's account than it is his own, which is a shame. We want to hear from John Pope-d-Locksley, not some political misfit who knows nothing, and befriends hostile trolls like Anthony Hogg and Kevin Chesham, even using Chesham's infringed photos to publish on the 'net in an attempt to besmirch Seán Manchester. All the pro-Aleister Crowley, pro-Anton LaVey, pro-Church of Satan nonsense Bob Best puts on his own timeline he immediately duplicates onto Pope-de-Locksley's timeline. He encourages John Pope-de-Locksley to write about the Highgate Cemetery vampire when John Pope-de-Locksley had absolutely nothing to do with the case. Ultimately, Bob Best comes across as a feeble-minded trouble-maker. Why has Pope-de-Locksley seemingly capitulated to him?
Wednesday, 18 August 2021
Wednesday, 4 August 2021
Johnny's Bloodline
John Pope-de-Locksley was often referred to in the media as David Farrant's lieutenant, deputy etc within the BPOS. I knew both of them well, and would say that in the 1970s Pope was the only member that I am aware of. There were associates such as the Satanist, Jean-Paul Bourre, but they were not actual members. Along with being a dedicated follower of Aleister Crowley (at one point describing himself as Crowley's spiritual son and successor), Pope is convinced of a bloodline leading back to Vlad the Impaler, Bela Lugosi, Jack the Ripper, Franz Halder, a Nazi officer and strong supporter of Adolf Hitler, Robin Hood, just to name five (which number can be multiplied by ten).
Monday, 26 July 2021
"Della" on Johnny
Bishop Seán Manchester commented (where this originally appeared on Pope's timeline):
"Bob Best claims to have 'known, or corresponded with all the authors.' He then lists my name. I can assure everyone that Bob Best has never known me, nor has he ever corresponded with me. He cites buying a few books I have written as validating his claim of "corresponding" and "knowing" me. Ordering books via a publishing imprint does not constitute "corresponding" with the author, or "knowing" the author. I naturally refute the claim and, given his admiration for Aleister Crowley and David Farrant, cannot comprehend why he would want to make this allegation in the first place."
Sunday, 30 May 2021
Obsession or Possession?
Saturday, 29 May 2021
Tuesday, 8 December 2020
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