Aleister Crowley

Aleister Crowley appears across multiple Nexor dispatches as a recurring reference point connecting occult history to contemporary figures and phenomena. The broadcasts describe him as an early 20th century British ritual magician who styled himself "the Great Beast," with one dispatch noting his 1918 Amalantrah Working ritual allegedly produced a drawn image of an entity called Lam bearing resemblance to gray aliens. Nexor also cites Crowley's association with sex magic practices and notes his works appeared in books attributed to Jeffrey Epstein's collection. Across several dispatches the host draws explicit parallels between Crowley and Donald Trump, citing a shared affinity for chaos in one broadcast and a comparable archetype in another, the latter following a guest's on-air misidentification of Crowley as a white witch, which Nexor corrected to ritual magician. The dispatches treat Crowley less as a subject in isolation and more as a connective tissue linking occult tradition, elite networks, and questions around UAP contact narratives.