The Finders

[David Guyatt]

The Greenbaum Speech can be found HERE.

I've read this Speech before because I have it on a hard drive. What are all the references to bloodline / non-bloodline about?

I think he's just distinguishing between people who are generational satanists (parents were satanists) and people who are "outsiders." Non-bloodline people would be people who were persuaded to join the cult, homeless people or children they abducted, etc. You'd think that they wouldn't abuse their own, but that's not the case. They torture and rape people who are blood relatives and have been in the cult for generations.

I also think that they believe the blood itself is valuable for some of their rituals, because they'll use some of their "bloodline" generational satanists to act as breeders. Basically they're forced to give birth every year, and the newborn is sacrificed in a ritual.

Yes, that how I read the bloodline aspect, too.

In some parts of occult lore, blood is regarded as he transmission agent of libido, chi or life energy. Taking blood is, therefore, imbibing other people's energy. Hence the stories of vampires and other cultures who eat their enemies hearts, after battle etc.

Crowley, writing as Frater Perdurabo, speaks of this in his book Magick in Theory and Practise in the Chapter titled "Of The Bloody Sacrifice: And Matters Cognate." In another thread I argue that Crowley actually once murdered a young boy for this purpose.

I am mindful f the fact that this is a perversion of what is actually meant and intended.