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Marquis de Sade

This is the birth chart of Donatien Alphonse François, better known as the Marquis de Sade (2 June 1740 – 2 December 1814) was a French Nobleman and politician of the French Revolution. He was known for his erotic writings, often glorifying sexual violence against women, young men and children. He believed in living unfettered by morals holding anti-Christian views. He was accused of sexual maltreatment by various members of his staff. His defense; he was royalty and could do as he pleased.

Born into a noble family dating from the 13th century, Sade served as an officer in the Seven Years’ War before a series of sex scandals led to his detention in various prisons and insane asylums for most of his adult life. During his first extended imprisonment from 1777 to 1790, he wrote a series of novels and other works, some of which his wife smuggled out of prison. On his release during the French Revolution, he pursued a literary career and became politically active, first as a constitutional monarchist then as a radical republican Wikipedia

When the French Revolution began he conveniently became a supporter. He was critical of Maximillian Robespierre (Case Study 34) and the Reign of Terror which caused him to be arrested for being too moderate.

He was eventually arrested by Napolean for his writings. He finished his days in an asylum where the man gods rewarded him with a lover; the 13 year old daughter of the head of the facility.

The Marquis has been the subject of much popular literature. There has been a trend to romanticize people like this; particularly when they are trying to normalize rape.

Alexander Antonin Tache

This is the birth chart of Archbishop Alexandre-Antonin Taché (23 July 1823 – 22 June 1894). He was a French Canadian Catholic Priest. He was assigned to the newly formed Diocese of St Boniface of the Western Territories during the settlement period and expansion of Canada. His parishioners (who were settlers) came into conflict with native tribes. He spoke Cree, Athabaskan and Ojibwe. He was called upon to prevent (unsuccessfully) an uprising in Saskatchewan called the North West Rebellion. I wonder what the children in the Catholic orphanage thought of Tache.

Carl Clauberg

This is the birth chart of Carl Clauberg (28 September 1898 – 9 August 1957). Clauberg was a German gynecologist who conducted experiments on Jewish female subjects at Auschwitz Concentration Camp. He was given the job through his acquaintance with Heinrich Himmler’s wife (Case Study 34).

He injected Jewish women’s uteruses with formaldehyde and other caustic substances to sterilize them. This was done without anesthetics. Many of the women died or where permanently injured by the substances or infections. He also worked with Horst Schumann on an x-ray machine method of sterilization.

He was arrested by Soviet troops in 1945 and imprisoned until 1955. Upon his release he went back to Germany and was given a position in the clinic he was employed in before the war. His identity was discovered and he was arrested but died before he could be tried.



Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuisen (Dec 31, 1846 – November 18,1919) was a Dutch socialist politician who later turned to social anarchism. He was one of the founders of the socialist movement in the Netherlands and started two political magazines.

Nieuwenhuisen was the son of Lutheran minister and professor of theology. He also became a minister and led congregations in Harlingen, Beverwijk and The Hague. He promoted a peace movement during the Franco – Prussian War. He had been married twice and both of his wives passed away ( he would marry again later). He began to question his faith and in 1879 declared himself an atheist and quit the church.

That same year received a substantial inheritance that gave him financial independence. He studied Proudhon, Marx (Case Study 26) and Engels (Case Study 34) and became a socialist. Leaders of the General Dutch Workers Association (ANWV) convinced him to join after he gave a rousing speech at one of their meetings. That he developed his oratory style while a minister was apparent.

Although he was mediocre as a writer, Domela Nieuwenhuis must have been a fascinating and engaging speaker. He made a great impression on the farm workers and farmers in Friesland and Groningen. He was frequently compared to Jesus: “s (our) ferlosser”, the Frisian farm workers called him. Domela himself stimulated that image. Through hair and beard growth he made a prophetic impression, and he cursed his speeches with biblical images, which must have appealed to his audience very much Wikipedia

Nieuwenhuis was jailed for publishing, as editor in chief, an article by Recht voor Allen that was critical of King Wilhelm III. The fame he gained for his imprisonment would propel him into a career of politics. He was pardoned after 7 months.

He won a seat in parliament representing the Frisian People’s Party (FVP). The Frisians are a Germanic people and the FVP supported independence and possibly secession from the Netherlands. His first speech was against Forced Shopping, a policy that forced workers to buy products from stores owned by the company they worked for. This brought the attention of socialist movements and he joined the Second International, an organization formed to create a one world socialist government.

Nieuwenhuisen won a second term in parliament but lost his third bid for a seat. He used anti-Semitic polemics, particularly in his conflict with Pieter Jelles Troelstra. Troelstra was another popular Frisian socialist and writer.

He wrote “that for the proletariat to improve lasting improvement on the basis of present-day society is not possible”. His stated goal became “revolution and the overthrow of the existing social order with all legal and unlawful means.” The Social Democratic League (SDB) was declared illegal because they supported this statement. They split into the Social Democrat Workers Party (SDAP) and the Socialist Union.

Nieuwenhuisen then became an anarchist. He spent the rest of his days editing The Free Socialist. He published his memoirs, “From Christ to Anarchist” (Van Christen tot Anarchist) in 1914.

Selected Quotes of Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuisen.

Father Lawrence C Murphy (Nov 11, 1925 – Aug 21, 1998) was a Catholic priest who taught at the former St John School for the Deaf in Milwaukee from 1950 to 1974. Authorities believe he molested up to 200 deaf boys before the mid 70s. Local police were informed of the abuse in 1974 by adult former students but did not pursue an investigation.

He was given a leave of absence by the church that same year. He retired as a priest in 1993. Later that year (1993) he admitted to a church appointed psychologist that he had been molesting boys until 1974. The church convened a canonical trial but halted it because of Murphy’s poor health. He died a few months later.

It is believe that he organized abuse and rape in the school; that is older boys would molest younger boys as part of a hierarchy. The abuse was used not only for sadistic gratification but as a system of control. See Case Study 10

Niewenhuisen’s only mistake: opposing authority. He was thus demoted and used to attack the church. If he hadn’t made a confession there would have been no blemish on the church. He waited until right before he died to make this confession. Then, on to the next life and mission. He is also not the boss.

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