Ex-Freemason: Possessed Politicians, Demonic Rituals for Power, Secret Societies, and the Occult

Sean Stone, a filmmaker and researcher who grew up in Hollywood and has spent decades investigating secret societies, the occult, and spiritual warfare, explains why virtually every powerful person and nation in history has engaged with the supernatural — and what that means for the world today.

• He argues that there are no truly secular leaders; everyone who holds real power operates within some spiritual framework, whether they acknowledge it or not. The most important initiatory path, he says, is Freemasonry, which he describes not as inherently evil but as a gateway system that leads initiates into contact with spiritual forces — both light and dark. He draws a direct line from the Knights Templar’s excavations under the Temple of Solomon to modern power structures, arguing that the original purpose of these orders was to access hidden knowledge about how to command spiritual beings (jinn, watchers, angels, and demons) for worldly power.
• Stone’s own journey into this world began in college when he joined the Freemasons and experienced what he describes as direct contact with non-human spiritual entities — including phone calls from beings identifying themselves as demons, the angel of death (Zazel), and entities conducting rituals over the phone. He frames these not as hallucinations but as evidence that ritual initiation opens a person to observation and contact from the unseen realm. He also describes extensive firsthand experience investigating haunted locations, including Greystone Psychiatric Hospital in New Jersey and a house in upstate New York where he witnessed demonic possession and heard what he describes as sounds of hell.

The spiritual economy of power: blood, fear, and sacrifice

• Stone explains that the dark side operates by feeding on low-vibrational human energy — specifically fear, hatred, suffering, and bloodshed. This is why, he argues, governments and media work together to keep populations in states of terror and division: fear and hate are literally food for demonic forces. He connects this to the COVID-19 response, which he describes as a mass psychological operation that induced fear-based compliance and checked how pliable human consciousness really is.
• He extends this logic to war itself, arguing that seemingly pointless wars (Vietnam, Ukraine) function as blood sacrifices that sustain dark spiritual power. The deal, he says, is always the same: temporal power in exchange for bloodshed. He traces this pattern from John Dee’s alleged pact for the British Empire (sealed by the destruction of the Spanish Armada in a supernatural tempest) through to the United States as the inheritor of that empire after 1945.
• The Pentagon’s pentagram shape and the fact that its cornerstone was laid on September 11, 1941 — exactly 60 years before Flight 77 struck it — are cited as evidence that American power structures are deeply embedded in occult symbolism and ritual thinking, even if most people have been trained not to notice.

The Book of Enoch, the Nephilim, and the bloodline war

• Stone places heavy emphasis on the Book of Enoch, which describes fallen angels (watchers) who mated with human women and produced the Nephilim — giants who ate humans and spread violence. He argues this is not a fringe theory but the foundational narrative underlying every major religion, including Christianity (Jesus himself being the product of spirit and a human woman). The Nephilim bloodline, he says, became the royal dynasties of the ancient world and persists today in aristocratic families who trace their lineage back to Rome and beyond.
• He connects this to modern phenomena like adrenochrome trafficking, ritual abuse, and the normalization of pedophilia in elite boarding school culture — all of which he sees as expressions of the same ancient pattern: the powerful consuming the life force of the vulnerable to maintain their spiritual power. He notes that rappers like Cardi B and Mariah Carey’s sister have publicly described cannibalistic and blood-drinking practices in the music industry, but are dismissed because of their status.

Hollywood, media, and the programming of consciousness

• Stone describes Hollywood as a “Babylonian” amplifier of collective consciousness that reflects and reinforces whatever level of awareness the audience is at. He argues that most creators in Hollywood are not conscious dark sorcerers but simply unconscious people whose own minds are full of perversion, fear, and negativity — and they project that onto the culture. The solution, he says, is for audiences to reject dark content, which will force the industry to shift.
• He traces modern media manipulation back to British intelligence propaganda techniques from World War I, which were adopted by American radio and television. The shift from symphonic music to three-minute pop songs (the “Top 40 project”) is described as a deliberate conditioning program to shorten attention spans and hypnotize the public. Social media, especially TikTok, continues this by putting people into addictive, hypnotic states for hours.

AI, UFOs, and the transhuman agenda

• Stone sees AI as a continuation of the ancient eugenics project — an attempt to re-engineer humanity biologically and merge human consciousness with machines. He notes that mRNA COVID vaccines may already be altering human DNA transgenerationally, which he describes as the first step toward a transhuman future where an elite class merges with AI while the rest are controlled.
• On UFOs, he believes the U.S. has been reverse-engineering crashed non-human technology since at least Roswell and maintains joint programs with non-human intelligences in underground facilities. He cites his interview with Dr. Fred Bell, a scientist who claimed to have met a gray alien in a military facility and died within 24 hours of revealing this off the record. He interprets the recent wave of UAP disclosure, drone sightings over New Jersey, and the deaths of nuclear scientists as signs that hidden realities are being partially revealed.
• He frames all of this within a spiritual cosmology: we are living in a fallen realm of mind and separation, watched by both dark and light beings, and the purpose of human experience is to evolve through suffering back toward unity with the divine. The current convergence of wars, technological upheaval, and disclosure is, in his view, a necessary crisis that is forcing mass awakening — and the outcome depends on whether enough people choose light over darkness in their own lives.