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Blue Screen (of Death) wrote:

I take it you've gotten this from here. Which looks to be one of many blogs dedicated to outing this organisation known as "Ninth Circle", whom of which no official information exists, but I guess if you are a massive supercult, you'd be pretty good at keeping that under wraps. It's how the Illuminati stays out of sight, amiright?

I tried digging up some info on who these people are. I can find lots of people preaching about their tyranny, as well as how the catholic church is a massive pedophile ring and also how the apocalypse is coming, plus plenty of alleged court cases. But I struggle to find any reputable sources whatsoever that indicate that this cult even exists or any result from these aforementioned court cases

I need someone to back me up here and determine if these sources are legit or not. The incoherent ramblings of pious internet nutbags on conspiracy forums are making me very doubtful.

This report of 800 decapitated children dumped in the septic tank of a catholic nunnery is referenced a-plenty and immediately attributed to this cult.

Do a search on that however, and you find reputable sources on the event which headline a bit differently: Unmarried pregnant women sent to a home in 1840's Ireland give birth in inhospitable conditions and 800 kids die from tuberculosis and malnutrition. A septic tank was converted into a mass grave for the bodies and sealed.

Notice the significant documentation for the deaths attributed to disease rather than satanic cults. Also no mention of decapitation. I think I'm gonna sooner believe that 1840's Ireland (which suffered a massive and well documented famine in that period) was a great place for 800 babies to die of TB rather than a place where the pope, the king of england and an irishman walked into a bar and sacrificed 800 babies to satan

Hysterical scares of non-existent satanic cults were never uncommon through history, and I'm wary of that. Same goes for people who are constantly trying to find big illuminati scale cover ups to pin the catholic church on. I'd wager on this being yet another case of that until Snopes informs me otherwise

Blue Screen (of Death) wrote:

I take it you've gotten this from here. Which looks to be one of many blogs dedicated to outing this organisation known as "Ninth Circle", whom of which no official information exists, but I guess if you are a massive supercult, you'd be pretty good at keeping that under wraps. It's how the Illuminati stays out of sight, amiright?

I tried digging up some info on who these people are. I can find lots of people preaching about their tyranny, as well as how the catholic church is a massive pedophile ring and also how the apocalypse is coming, plus plenty of alleged court cases. But I struggle to find any reputable sources whatsoever that indicate that this cult even exists or any result from these aforementioned court cases

I need someone to back me up here and determine if these sources are legit or not. The incoherent ramblings of pious internet nutbags on conspiracy forums are making me very doubtful.

This report of 800 decapitated children dumped in the septic tank of a catholic nunnery is referenced a-plenty and immediately attributed to this cult.

Do a search on that however, and you find reputable sources on the event which headline a bit differently: Unmarried pregnant women sent to a home in 1840's Ireland give birth in inhospitable conditions and 800 kids die from tuberculosis and malnutrition. A septic tank was converted into a mass grave for the bodies and sealed.

Notice the significant documentation for the deaths attributed to disease rather than satanic cults. Also no mention of decapitation. I think I'm gonna sooner believe that 1840's Ireland (which suffered a massive and well documented famine in that period) was a great place for 800 babies to die of TB rather than a place where the pope, the king of england and an irishman walked into a bar and sacrificed 800 babies to satan

Hysterical scares of non-existent satanic cults were never uncommon through history, and I'm wary of that. Same goes for people who are constantly trying to find big illuminati scale cover ups to pin the catholic church on. I'd wager on this being yet another case of that until Snopes informs me otherwise