Some Vampir Facts

Here is a reply I made in one of our friendly groups, 
Night_Moon_Blood_Children_Of_Truth:

I wish you people would study history, you sound like a bunch of 
morons. The queen I believe she spoke of was Countess Erzsebet 
Bathory, and Vlad's last name was Tepes. You got to be completely 
ignorant to call yourself a pagan. None of your ancestors called 
themselves pagans! This was a christian term used to denigrate anyone 
who was not a christian! So, either perpetuate your ignorance or 
throw off your humiliating self-denigration and call yourself by your 
true ancestral beliefs or take on a New Contemporary Name.

Next, santa clause is almost an entirely contemporary invention. The 
only things, which were integrated, were the holy-dates, trees, 
feasting, etc. They actually invented santa clause in the 40's and 
50's adding on to the old christian saint nick, including the already 
mingled ancestral tribal beliefs and customs. This modern holiday has 
become completely economized and has lost any original spirit, which 
many christians will tell you, especially europeans.

What you call a pentacle/pentagram has been in use since the days of 
solomon, and has been recorded in history as a symbol of The Knights 
Templars. They used it on many of their weapons and built it into 
their temples, and yes it was inverted. It is believed that they 
combined christianity with several ancient religions, such as 
mithraism. We may never know all the facts, since rival catholics 
exterminated them. Though this was one of the most powerful and 
richest organizations to ever exist! They won many crusades. They may 
have combined or evolved into contemporary masonism.  

As for Vlad Tepes, he was one of the greatest military minds in 
history. He was forced in a time of brutality, not unlike our own, to 
be tyrannical and use draconian laws to eliminate crime and 
rebellion, to save his kingdom from adversaries within and without, 
mainly the turk invaders on one side and greedy christian rich class 
kings and politicians wishing to carve up his actual sub-kingdom of 
Wallachia, which was part of the long established first reich of 
charlemagne.

Ok, and Bram Stoker's tale of Dracula was a rather late edition to 
the thousands of myths, beliefs, and stories about 
Vampirs/WereWolves/Sorcerers. Much of these ancient beliefs about 
Vampirs, began as a kind of Sorcerer and many were also Demons, 
Ghosts, and WereWolves. Some of the first majorly successful modern 
Vampir Tales were Polidori/Byron and some believe Shelly's The 
Vampyre 1816, Planche's The Vampire or The Bride of The Isles 1820's, 
Prest's Varney The Vampire 1853, then the very popular Female Vampir 
story by Le Fanu's Carmilla, and then finally Bram Stoker's Dracula 
1897, etc., etc., etc.  

So, the Vampir beliefs were always entrenched with Sorcerer Powers, 
Lustful Desires, Sensual Lustful Pulling or Captivating of the body 
and soul, Blood and Soul Feeding, etc. This will never change. As 
christianity grew, the sexual taboos grew and our natural desires 
repressed by the christian mainstream and so Vampirs became a sort of 
release and underground message and stand against christian 
nonsensical fanaticism. This also stirred our undying passion for the 
macabre, horror, and mysteries of everything beyond human 
understanding, such as death.

This was changed for a while as Germans capitalized on the horror 
aspects of Vampirs and how they feed upon everyone viciously, to show 
the real nature of most jews, building on the shylock beliefs, born 
partly in Stoker's story and one of the first Vampir Films, Murnau's 
Nosferatu 1921! A German probably a jew named fritz haarmann killed 
over thirty boys by biting their throats and sucking out their blood 
in the early 20th century, maybe helping to feed Vampir Lovers fears 
and cravings or vice versa. These kinds of killings are documented in 
almost every country up to modern times. There was supposedly one 
Vampir film made before this called The Devil's Castle 1896 and I 
don't know the author or director.