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The Order of Nine Angles (O9A) is a militant religio-political accelerationist movement which was said to have originated sometime during the late 1960s within _____________.

Ever since the initial foundation of the movement, the Order of Nine Angles has spread internationally and produced a number of decentralized offshoots as well as affiliated groups influenced by them.

List of O9A nexions and affiliate groups

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  • 764 / CVLT 764 - Said to be organized by Bradley Cadenhead, ___________.[1][2]
  • ABG Lodge (Astral Bone Gnawers Lodge) - An O9A nexion located in the Balkans. ________ the organization is apparently headed by a matriarch known as Zorya Aeterna.
  • Drakon Covenant[3]
  • Gnostic Church of Christ-Lucifer - Self-described as a Luciferian "autonomous religious community", the Gnostic Church of Christ-Lucifer (GCCL) was founded by members of the ABG Lodge.[4]
  • Legion Ave Satan -
  • Maniac Killer Cult / Maniacs.Murder.Cult (MKU / МКУ) - Founded by Egor Krasnov, this O9A/764-affiliated group adheres to the rhetoric of accelerationism.
  • Mirós tou Zeús - Greek wing of the O9A.[6]
  • Nexion Zero - The purported original cell of O9A. Based out Shropshire, ___________.
  • Secuntra Nexion - Italy
  • Temple of the Black Sun - Finland
  • Temple of THEM - Australia
  • Vatra Nexion
  • White Star Acception (WSA352) -

References

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  1. ^ https://gnet-research.org/2024/01/19/764-the-intersection-of-terrorism-violent-extremism-and-child-sexual-exploitation/
  2. ^ https://troomi.com/the-dark-side-of-discord-exposing-group-764/
  3. ^ https://tgstat.com/channel/@agiahanythra
  4. ^ https://abglodge.org/blog/post-15/
  5. ^ Häkkinen, Perttu; Iitti, Vesa (17 May 2022). Lightbringers of the North: Secrets of the Occult Tradition of Finland. Simon and Schuster. ISBN 978-1-64411-464-3.
  6. ^ https://sharononthenews.com/2020/12/21/u-s-intelligence-agencies-are-increasingly-focused-on-domestic-extremists-their-latest-target-satanists/
  7. ^ https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/soldiers-cases-highlight-reach-of-white-extremism-into-u-s-military/
  8. ^ https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1287731/dl
  9. ^ https://mappingmilitants.org/mmp-group/rapewaffen-division
  10. ^ Blood, Tempel Ov (30 August 2013). Liber 333. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. ISBN 978-1-4922-8220-4.