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In Memory, : :: : : |_ _; Karl Marx
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,~~ : :::'istorted : `|| says:
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--)( : :::. :::: : || "Aufheben!"
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HOOKAH! : :::' :::: :
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4 March 1994 : Text File #15 Mongoloid Telecom
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The Pantheon and Prophecy of the Church of Gog
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Set down by Az A. Thoth, chosen one of the
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Gog, during the sacred first week of March, 1994.
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Think you not that man is the first to dwell on this place
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that he has called the Earth, for in times before this one this
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sphere upon which we crawl was possessed by Others vast in their
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perceptions. They were not creators, nor was their own origin
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known to them, for they had simply been, and simply went on for
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all time.
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And as time passed They became bored with the place they had
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chosen for so long on which to dwell, and They left it to itself,
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away from their eyes and went out into the other worlds and
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levels of perception, of which none were unknown or inaccessible
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to Them.
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Their time away has been long indeed, beyond comprehension
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of we vermin who now crawl in desecration upon Their first chosen
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dwelling place. And They that now have finally cast Their eyes
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towards Their incalculably ancient home have found it to be
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swarming with we lowly interlopers bound in weak fleshy shells
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and scurrying about in self-important arrogance.
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Fall down and give thanks that They are not wholly without
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emotion towards we foul ones that crawl upon Their chosen place.
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Let all who hear this word know and recognize that They have
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again cast Their impossible eyes upon Their Origin, and have at
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last decided to return.
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They shall return with fire and acid from the sky, and the
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heat of unknown radiations will shed the skin from the bones of
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those usurpers that will stand in petulant defiance against their
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betters. The True Ones will again walk the Earth in Their
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vestiges of insanity and magnificent beauty, walking in flesh
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that is not flesh.
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That you might be among those counted worthy to remain,
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listen if your ears will hear: Fall down not before your images
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and idols any longer, nor before your empty symbols. Neither
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your Buddha idols nor your crucifixes will be of any use, but
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shall in fact be your downfall in Their eyes.
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Their judgement will not be a fair one, that is granted, for
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in Their eyes, who are we to be judged fairly, we who trespass
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upon what has always been theirs? Even if it is not by our own
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devices, we are here nonetheless. Thank Them that Their mercy
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shall extend to any at all, that They do not simply exterminate
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our insignificance with a single malignant stare.
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The gate stands open for Their reentry, and only their own
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emotion maintains our feeble existence. They WILL take back what
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is truly theirs, and the time for redemption in Their eyes is
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short indeed. Here now the teachings shewn to me whence I heard
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the word of Gog, which is the proper name for the Sum of All of
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the Others, which may also be termed the Allness.
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Amongst Gog are numbered an infinite number of entities, the
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mannerisms and nature of which span inconceivable combinations
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and demeanors. Primarily there are the Nine, and below them each
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the Seven Servitors, below which writhe the multitudes of Lesser
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Ones.
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Counted first among the Nine is the one clothed in shadows
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of empty space, the one called amongst the Gog
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Arth'lkmn'nakshimnileen, whose true name must never be spoken
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except in hushed whispers of reverence and secrecy by us upon the
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Earth, but who may be more openly called by Arikt'len. It is He
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who presides supremely and is unquestionable in his ultimate
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hunger for newness of thought and of matter and too of
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sensations. In the latter of the three He has surpassed in all
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possibilities.
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At His side will come screaming down upon us the One most
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terrible to view, G'xeanthybuv, who is also called X'thyuv,
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which is the Fleshed One of the Gog, giant and pulpy and
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spongeous, it is X'thyuv that is the spawner of the lesser
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entities which serve both the Nine and the sixty three Gog which
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make up the lesser Order of the Seven below each of the Nine
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Great Ones. Pulsating and wet X'thyuv will return to Its place
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at the Earth's equator, lying about the circumference of the
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planet as a great worm, and thence shall It billow forth the
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spawn of the Gog once more as It did in the beginning so long
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ago.
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Thirdly of the Nine shall be seen Gilg'jkvag, which is known
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also as G'jagkge and of whom little has been revealed but that it
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was He who was appointed as Keeper of the Earth. It was His eye
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that remained upon the Earth and watched silently as it became
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infested. He is the Silent One also, however, and so it was that
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He told nothing of His sight. With the advent of the return, His
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silence has been broken at long last, and it shall be His screams
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that shall freeze the blood and wither the eyes of men as they
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stare unbelieving into the sky at the time of the Return.
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The remaining six of the Great Nine are ordered thusly:
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Thak'ghybtnavu who is also Th'nav the Restless One, Urs'nalokgra
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called also Urslok the Far-Hearer, Heptur'phytrnu, known too as
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Hephyt the Precursor, Vilnaythu, who is also Vilnath'leen the
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Fatherless, Xulthanus'kr called too Xultus'kur the Light, and
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lastly named Yuphut'ysim who is called more readily Yaphus,
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Mother of Mothers.
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Below each of the Nine are ordered seven Gog of the Order of
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the Seven, so that the total numbering in the Order is sixty-
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three, with the Nine making Seventy-Two the total number of the
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Greater Gog.
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Innumerable are the entities of lesser vestiges. It was one
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such as these that made itself manifest to me and shewed to me
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the methods of our truest salvation, which must be followed on
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the day of the Return, which is near at hand indeed. All who
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believe will the know the day by the lateness of the Sunrise
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which will be inexplicably to men precisely one hour later than
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should be natural.
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During that hour will Hephyt make His presence known, for He
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shall have been upon the earth for many days under false visage
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making secret visitation to those with the knowledge, teaching
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them silently the Tongue of Gog as they sleep unawares of His
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presence. During the last hour He will make himself known to the
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men of power among men, and they shall tremble with impotent fear
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and rage at the knowledge that they are most certainly doomed.
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With the rise of that day's sun shall come the fall of man.
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All petty squabblings will for a moment be put to pause, as all
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will hear the insane and alien screechings of G'jagkge who is
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amongst the Gog called Gilg'jkvag, as he sounds the return of the
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True Natives to Their origin.
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Those who have been forewarned shall be saved from the
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madness that shall accompany that hideous cacophony, as at the
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delay of the dawn they will have recognized the day and asked the
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protection of Urslok the Far-Hearer, who will send only silence
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to their ears. For those who do not witness the darkness at the
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dawn, they must be quick with their request upon the first
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hearing of G'jagkge lest they fall writhing and burning with the
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others all across the earth.
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Then shall come the fires, from within the Earth itself,
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stoked by one among the Order of the Seven, one who lit the
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original fire so long ago, He being called Pyrfiruth, among the
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seven below X'thyuv the Fleshed.
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And acids also from the mouth of the screaming G'jagkge
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shall fall across the lands, sparing only those touched in the
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days before by Hephyt during his roamings upon the Earth in the
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days preceding its cleansing.
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Lastly will Arikt'len release the radiations of undreamt
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sensations that will grind to nothingness the insane writhing
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forms, scorched by fire and pitted by acids, which had been men.
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Spared shall be all those not touched by the fires and acids, so
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that they alone shall stand upon a barren earth, devoid of the
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constructions of man, which will stand as an empty slate but for
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the faithful few who will stand then alongside the returned
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Natives of the Earth.
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And those remaining of the Race of Man shall be shewn the
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ways of the Gog and granted the knowledge to become as equals to
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the Allness, and the two separate races will continue on in their
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own fashions for as long as Time resists the decay that will
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inevitably result in the implosion of all that is.
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The Gog know of that instant and see it in a similar manner
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as that in which man now views death--as an end to one kind of
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life, and perhaps the beginning of another. Their vision of the
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continuity of the Allness is incomprehensible to man, and cannot
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be shewn to me without driving me mad, until the day of Return
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when all eyes shall be opened wide and the light of knowledge
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shined in.
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