Fort Bragg

America in Peril: Unveiling Allegations of Russian Commandos, Secret Bases, Dark Agendas, and Occult Forces

A surge of alarming reports and conspiracy theories have emerged, alleging secretive Russian commando deployments, sinister activities in U.S. military bases, and the looming specter of government control. Among the most provocative claims are those pointing to Russian Spetsnaz forces infiltrating American soil, internment camps being built for civilians, the influence of occult practices, and the shadowy activities of high-level military operations. Let's explore the basis of these claims and the larger narrative surrounding them, including the disturbing connections to Satanic rituals and the deity Set.

Russian Spetsnaz on U.S. Soil?

A central allegation revolves around the presence of Russian Spetsnaz commandos on U.S. military bases, with Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, being at the forefront. According to conspiracy theorists, fully armed Russian special forces have been spotted at this major U.S. military installation. Supporters of this theory ask a fundamental question: how are these Russian units permitted access to the United States? What is the reason behind such deployments, and who within Washington has authorized these activities?

Although there is no verified evidence to support the existence of Russian commandos freely operating within the U.S., this narrative plays into larger fears of foreign intervention and government corruption. Ft. Bragg has long been a point of focus in conspiracy circles, often linked to clandestine operations, including the training of specialized units such as the Delta Force.

The Dark World of Ft. Bragg: Occultism and Satanic Connections

One of the most unsettling aspects of these conspiracy theories revolves around Ft. Bragg’s alleged ties to occult practices and Satanic rituals. Some claim that the base is not only a center for military operations but also a hub for dark rituals, mind-control experiments, and occult worship. Central to this narrative is the controversial figure of Lt. Col. Michael Aquino, a military intelligence officer and self-proclaimed occultist, who founded the Temple of Set.

Aquino, known for his deep involvement in occult practices, allegedly performed rituals invoking the ancient Egyptian god Set at Ft. Bragg. Set, often regarded as the god of chaos, darkness, and the unknown, is seen by some occultists as a powerful symbol of individual will and magical prowess. Aquino’s rituals and his connection to the military raise questions about the intertwining of occult forces and government power.

In a particularly eerie account, it is claimed that Aquino and his followers performed a "Working" at Ft. Bragg, a ritual in which participants were said to reach back into ancient times, embodying priests of Set from the distant past. This ritual reportedly connected the present military world to darker, mystical forces. Aquino's controversial practices continue to fuel theories about occult influences embedded within the U.S. military.

Moreover, conspiracy theorists allege that Satanic rituals have been conducted at Ft. Bragg as part of mind-control programming, where soldiers are not only trained physically but are mentally conditioned through occult practices. This connection between occult rituals and mind control suggests a deeper agenda, one that seeks to use dark spiritual forces to control and manipulate individuals at a psychological and even spiritual level.

Concentration Camps in America?

One of the most chilling claims is the existence of "civilian slave labor internment camps" across America. These allegations assert that these camps, built in secrecy, are poised to detain American citizens under the pretext of a socialist police state, orchestrated by the government and overseen by the United Nations. According to this narrative, these camps have been constructed near major cities and military bases to hold dissidents and enforce martial law.

The Multi-Jurisdictional Task Force (MJTF), described as a modern-day KGB under the control of the United Nations, is alleged to be the operational force behind these camps. In this scenario, the MJTF would conduct house-to-house searches, separating families, and transferring individuals to detention facilities.

These theories connect to fears of an authoritarian regime, with civilians subjected to mass detentions, all in preparation for a New World Order controlled by shadowy elites.

Government, Drugs, and Dark Forces

Military bases such as Ft. Polk and Ft. Bragg are also implicated in drug smuggling operations, allegedly tied to the Illuminati’s global operations. During the Vietnam War, there were accusations of U.S. military involvement in drug trafficking, and these suspicions have resurfaced in new contexts, with claims of ongoing covert operations facilitated by high-ranking military officials and intelligence agencies.

Fritz Springmeier’s work highlights how these clandestine operations link to broader mind-control schemes and the trafficking of illicit substances. Some reports suggest these operations serve to fund "off-the-books" activities carried out by military units like the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).

Psychological Warfare: Manipulation and Control

Another key element in these narratives is the role of psychological operations in manipulating public perception. Units such as the Fourth Psychological Operations Group, based at Ft. Bragg, are said to be actively involved in disseminating controlled information to shape the narrative around these covert operations. This adds a layer of complexity to the issue, as these psy-op units are accused of influencing the media and public opinion to maintain secrecy.

Satanic Influence and the Deity Set: Power, Chaos, and Control

At the heart of these occult narratives is the symbolic figure of Satan and, more specifically, Set. Set, the god of disorder and chaos in ancient Egyptian mythology, has been adopted by modern occultists like Aquino as a symbol of personal power and defiance against traditional norms. Unlike Satan, who is often viewed in Christian tradition as the embodiment of evil, Set represents a more complex figure—an initiator of chaos that destroys to rebuild, creating space for personal autonomy and magical power.

However, in the eyes of conspiracy theorists, Set and Satan are two faces of the same dark force. This blending of military power with occult symbolism adds a supernatural layer to the already shadowy activities alleged to occur at places like Ft. Bragg. According to these theories, military elites might not only be pursuing political and economic power but also seeking to harness occult forces to control the minds and spirits of their soldiers.

Fort Bragg Renamed to Fort Liberty: A Symbolic Shift with Occult Overtones?

In a recent symbolic gesture, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, was renamed Fort Liberty, marking a shift in its identity as one of the U.S. military’s most significant bases. During the renaming ceremony, a lieutenant referred (Video) to the base as the "Center of the Universe", a curious phrase that has sparked intrigue among conspiracy theorists. This statement draws eerie parallels to the Wewelsburg Castle in Germany, which was referred to by Heinrich Himmler and the Nazi SS as the "Centre of the World" during World War II. Wewelsburg, a triangular Renaissance castle, was envisioned by the SS as a central cultic site for their regime, intended to be the focal point of their occult and political power.

The connection between Fort Liberty and Wewelsburg takes on even darker undertones when viewed through the lens of Michael Angelo Aquino, a former U.S. Army psychological warfare specialist and founder of the Temple of Set. Aquino is known to have visited Wewelsburg Castle during his time in Europe, and it is alleged that he performed a ritual there, tapping into the castle's occult significance. His fascination with the metaphysical and his involvement in occult practices have led some to speculate about a deeper, symbolic resonance between Fort Liberty and Wewelsburg.

Aquino’s role in psychological warfare, combined with his occult interests, adds layers of intrigue to the renaming of Fort Bragg. Could Fort Liberty’s new identity as the "Center of the Universe" be more than just a rhetorical flourish? For conspiracy theorists, the historical and occult connections hint at a deeper narrative where military power, psychological influence, and dark spiritual forces may converge—just as they allegedly did at Wewelsburg during the height of the Nazi regime.

Conclusion

While many of these claims lack concrete evidence and remain firmly within the realm of conspiracy theory, they reflect a growing unease and distrust of governmental institutions, foreign relations, and covert military operations. The fear of secret internment camps, foreign military forces on U.S. soil, and occult influences within the military stokes public anxiety about the potential for a future where freedom is severely curtailed.

Incorporating Satanic and Setian influences into these narratives deepens the sense of foreboding. Whether viewed as symbolic of deeper psychological manipulation or literal acts of occultism, the idea that powerful figures may be invoking ancient dark forces to control both the physical and spiritual realms suggests a battle not just for national sovereignty but for the very souls of individuals.