Fighting Monarch byÂ
What better place for satanic cartel signaling than gothic fiction? And what better time to discuss it than Halloween?
Since the eighteenth century, gothic novels have been a mainstay of English literature.  Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre by the Brontë Sisters are classic examples.
The worst is The Monk by Matthew Lewis, involving pregnant nuns, rapist priests, cross-dressing, sex with dying women who posed for portraits of the Virgin Mary, bloody sheets, drugs, murders, forced marriages, witchcraft, voyeurism, soul contracts, dungeons, poisons, torture, incest, and satanism.
The genre became so popular that Jane Austen parodied it in Northanger Abbey.
As much as I like Jane Austen, she had it all wrong.  In Northanger Abbey, the satanic conspiracy lies only in the imagination of the heroine; but that is exactly what the conspirators want us to believe.
Satanism is real, not a figment of a young girlâs imagination, and satanic child-molesting traitors run the New World Order.
Northanger Abbey begins in Bath, where Haile Selassie lived in exile…
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