The Priesthood of Legal Sorcery, Blackest of All Magick, with Dylan Saccoccio
Dylan Saccoccio returns to provide some guidance on the origins and scope of legal sorcery and its connection to priestcraft, based off the information in his second Spirit Whirled book, The Blackest of All Magick. Black's Law dictionary is darker than you thought!
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In this episode
Core themes
Papal Bulls as the Legal Foundation
Dylan Saccoccio walked through four papal bulls from his book, Unam Sanctam, Romanus Pontifex, Aeterni Regis and the 1542 bull of the Council of Trent, and argued that together they formed the paper basis for claims over land, subjects and souls. He described them as the three crowns of Baal and said their wording about perpetual remembrance showed how the system was meant to last forever. When Dylan could not recall the meaning of indult, one of the hosts supplied a definition. Dylan said his goal was awareness, not courtroom battle. These were Dylan's readings, offered as his own research.
Etymology and Star Lore in Legalese
Wordplay ran through the whole show. Dylan argued that canon, bail, magistrate and common all carried older religious or maritime meanings, and he tied the Holy See to the sea. Gabe read Black's Law Dictionary entries for enemy and noted that approaching the bar echoed navigation by the stars. One of the hosts also relayed work developed with John McHugh placing the origin of contracts in the Pegasus Square, and Chance previewed a coming interview on the astrology behind biblical stories. One of the hosts called a birth and tribe anagram possibly anecdotal and said to file it away.
Trusts, Birth Certificates and Personhood
Dylan laid out his claim that a birth certificate created a legal fiction, the all caps name, held in three Cestui Que Vie trusts covering real property, personal property and the soul through baptism. He explained capitis diminutio as three degrees of lost status shown in how a name was capitalized, and cited cases defining a person in commerce. One of the hosts stressed that, in Dylan's account, the living human was never the legal slave. Dylan also drew on his past work in real estate and financial services to illustrate how trusts shield wealth.
The 1933 Banking Act Argument
Dylan argued that the 1933 Emergency Banking Relief Act and its amendment of the Trading with the Enemy Act turned public debt into a trust with citizens as collateral. He read a 1993 speech by James Traficant on bankruptcy, which called the Federal Reserve a maritime lender, and a Congressional Record quote attributed to Patman. Gabe read Black's Law Dictionary definitions of enemy aloud. One of the hosts suggested the enemy might mean state citizens, and Dylan said it was possible but he did not know. Dylan framed the Social Security Act and earlier birth registration laws as further steps in the same pattern.
Opting Out and Staying Aware
Dylan repeated that he did not recommend fighting the system in court, only learning how it worked so people could avoid entering it, and he pointed to others better suited for legal battles. One of the hosts argued that fear of consequences was the real coercion and that people who left the rat race found a way to survive. A later exchange covered fixed rate debt, with one speaker saying inflation could work in a borrower's favor while stressing it was not advice. Gabe closed with Clint Richardson's idea that a solution is the end of a contract, and Chance plugged his merch store.
Quotes
“Blackest of All Magic, that's why I called it that is because when I started figuring out what they're doing with legalese and all that stuff, it really was the Blackest of All Magic.”
“Scientificism is a religion. Religion is scientism. It's all the same thing. Let's get back to the truth of nature, what actually exists, and get out of fiction.”
“So basically they own everything that's valuable. So what they've done with this system is they've created a system of where it's like those who really thrive in it, they own nothing but they control everything through trust.”
“And the reason this matters is because privileges are not rights. And so if you engage, commit, or incur burdens, obligations, services, et cetera, what are you? You're a servant. And if you're not aware of the service you are being made to engage in, then what are you? A slave.”
“They've gotten everybody to invest in all these religious stories. And so they will never turn against the religion to expose this system of slavery. And it's with every institution. And that's why it's important to expose the mythology and stuff.”
“So since 1933, when a child is born in the United States, that's all capital, the corporation, three Cestui Que Vie trusts are created under presumptions. The person or the corporation on the birth certificate is a slave to Rome under this black magic.”
“So I got enemy here. One who opposes or inflicts injury on another. An antagonist to an opposing military force. A state with which another state is at war. A person possessing the nationality of the state with which one is at war. A foreign state that is openly hostile to another whose position is being considered. I wonder why it doesn't say persons in the United States.”
“I agree. It really does boggle the mind the consistency of this language that is the law, how it is immediately infused with navigation of the sea and the stars, nautical aspects. Even like approach the bar. Obviously it's the sand bar, but it's also the bear star. It's getting your reckoning, your crowning, your orienting.”
“And I'm not the guy for that stuff because I would never fight this in their system. My whole thing is to avoid their system. That's what I recommend people do. But some people, they're cut out for that fight and they have the resources and they got that fire.”
“That's why I wrote Spirit Whirled, man. I was thinking about myself at 16. I was like, what could I have written for myself to get me a leg up on this to save me a whole lot of problems? That was it.”
“The only thing that motivated me to do this was getting to the bottom of this system, but then it just kept going. I'm like, does this shit ever end? And now it's uncovering actual history. And that's gotten even more interesting to me because I don't have to talk about all these controversial things as much anymore.”
“I think of Clint Richardson's little gem where he puts forward the definition of solution is the end of a contract. And that's really something to think about. Everybody wants a solution to a large degree, that is, to disengage, and start working on the private side. Start knowing your parallel markets.”
“Definitely stay tuned for Sunday night with John McHugh. We're going to be talking about the astro theology of the ancient Sumerian and Akkadian system, how that informs not only the Greek mythology, but also every miracle story in the Quran and in the Bible, straight up derived from the word play within the constellation and star names above our heads.”
Dylan Saccoccio is the author of the Spirit Whirled series, The Real Universal Empire, and the Tale of Onora. After chasing language back as far as possible, he now explores other avenues to prove cultural diffusion of the ancient universal empire of priests, navigators, masons, and merchants. Find his latest of many hundreds of articles on Substack.
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