The Hydra. The Evil Onion. Satanists, worshippers of Ba'al, the true keepers of the secrets of Yahweh, those who venerate the Sumerian mythos, those who venerate the "aliens are the gods" conspiracy. There are a lot of almost harmless groups who believe in similar things to the Powers That Should Not Be, but I speak of the whole ancient priest class which never wanted to be pushed out by the different monarchies and cultures who pushed them out a long time ago.

It has many heads, and they all pretend to hate each other in public, but they work behind the scenes. They have many layers, the outer layers are unassuming and quite accepted by society, the inner layers are more fringe and questionable, the core is a rotten black mess of ancient dogmas and something unhuman.

I'll stick with the evil onion analogy for now. On the outer layer, you have totally public, accepted, legal groups such as the Masonic Lodge (which has many layers by itself, these being the various "degrees" or ranks one must climb), where good hardworking people supposedly go to network and help their communities and businesses. There are more things like this nowadays with colleges and universities offering internships which are basically just "help wanted" from the CIA and elsewhere.

You also have the religions, usually with one sub-group operating most of the evil. Christianity has Catholics, which has the Jesuits, these being the operators of evil in that layer. Christianity also has Mormonism and other weird off-branch cults like the Latter Day saints who are somehow operating more smoothly compared to other more reasonable sects. Judaism has the Zionistic Talmudists, this makes up most of their various religious philosophies, but some sects like the Hasidic Jews are not so Zionistic. Islam has the Sunni and furthermore there are groups such as the Islamic Brotherhood. There is a Church of Satan, which Mark Passio (who was once a member of the Church) will denounce for lying about their beliefs being some sort of social critic and a joke, and that it is darker at the core and works with other pseudo New-Age cults. But, the Church is legally active. They even have an abortion ritual: https://saidit.net/s/politics/comments/69cb/this_is_on_the_front_page_of_rpolitics/

Now, these are all philosophical, religious, or business groups. How is this apart of the Evil Onion one might ask.

The dark occult will use these groups to seek out new members for their little club. These are their intern programs, one might say. They use many rings to hide themselves, because they enjoy hedonistic lifestyles which were once normalized in the past, in certain societies they once dominated. I don't know a lot about their personal beliefs, except that abhor honest people and hardworking do-gooders, they hate united ethnic cultures unless they are united behind one of their Hydra-heads, they worship themselves and some sort of dark entity tied to ancient religions and possibly aliens, and they care nothing for this world and for innocent people. There are a lot of books that can be read on this subject, and I can compile a list of some of them in a PM if you want. It will take some time, as I am busy with work and such.

They are the Sith. What more can be said? People like u/Jesus and u/Tom_Bombadil do a much better job than I ever could at locating members of the cult, most of which are "Jewish". Trump and Biden are probably patsies, crisis actors used to manipulate the public, but maybe those are the Sith right there. Personally, I think the true Sith are people like Jeffery Epstein, where they no longer work "real" jobs any more and don't have to pretend to be something that they are not. These people have their own little islands and mountain resorts, children at their beck and call, and they do nothing but manage their massive empire of blackmailing, back-stabbing, perverts.

The Bible talks about these people, but for some reason, the average Christian thinks it isn't real. I am not even religious, but the evidence is loud and clear once one understands the philosophies of the inner-rings.