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Monday, January 20, 2020

Bob Dobbs’ Diaries: July 10/1938 (Paris)



Dobbs: Excuse me for being nervous, but I've looked forward to this moment for a long time. My father has told me a lot about you.

Aleister Crowley: I understand. I cast a long shadow before me.

Dobbs: I was wondering what you will do when war breaks out.

Crowley: Like your father, I will work for the British secret services. That's no mystery.

Dobbs: Another question I have--what do you think the Egyptian pyramids are telling us?

Crowley: Too much for a young man like yourself to know, yet.

Bob glanced at Renè, who only smiled, and returned his sight quickly to Crowley. Behind Crowley's head in the mirror on the dining-room wall, Bob saw a white room with rows of women working at typewriters that had small glowing screens attached to them. Above the screens were the words, HADRON INC. Are those ancient Egyptians?

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