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To make some sense of this story, it should be pointed That this may be the case comes from accusations from out that the OTS in Canada was specifically linked with — the Quebec police, who suspected that Jouret, along with he electricity corporation Hydro-Québec. There were his supposed involvement in an arms-trafficking ring, was press reports that executives of Hydro-Québec were __ involved in blowing up transmission towers belonging to building dams at the behest of Jouret in order to provide = Hydro-Québec (where Jouret had given inspirational electricity for a Québécois colony that would exist after seminars on business and self-realisation) and in leading he group's prophesied doomsday event. Of course, the Q-37. These accusations were hysterically denied in the doomsday prophecy could be seen as a smokescreen, the Solar Temple's collective suicide note which accused dam could be seen as a key economic initiative..and the Claude Ryan of belonging to the right-wing Catholic Mohawk Nation's wishes might have been overridden in secret society Opus Dei. he pursuit of hard cash by the OSTS and the like. Fusier underlines that Di Mambro wired 93 million US | AMORC Links dollars to Australian banks before his death. And it is In the aftermath of the OTS suicides, most attention ittle known that it is one Jean-Pierre Galipeau who _ was focused on the group's Belgian "leader", but the claims that he is the heir to tha group truly was more the child of money. Galipeau is Canadian. At firs’ oseph Di Mambro than of Jouret. e appeared to Fusier as a potentia Whereas Jouret's background was attention-seeker if not con-man, bu argely military and he became a hen Fusier entertained the notion tha night later, Di Mambro had joined the is claim could be true. These accusations Rosicrucian organisation AMORC in The story begins in 1995, when . 956. The official investigation into Canadian citizens were told to register were hysterically he mass suicides established an any weapons in their possession. A 1 | extremely close co-operation between irst, this law was said to cost two denied in the Solar he OTS and AMORC. million Canadian dollars, bu Temple S collective But the shady history of AMORC and eventually the price rose to two billion a4 9 he intelligence communities did no’ dollars! Galipeau claimed that apar suicide note which begin with the OTS. On 27 October rom several scandals, there was also a accused Claude 972, an Air Inter Viscount aircraf crashed in the Loire. The subsequent official investigation did not clear up why the aircraf group that the Quebec police had discovered in 1993, a year before he first OTS suicides. This group Ryan of belonging to the right-wing was a “pseudo-terrorist group" : had crashed and missed its nown ves Q-37, which Wins Catholic secret landing in Clermont-Ferrand. identified as planning the society Opus Dei. By 1976, French journalist Serge Hutin argued that the remains o the aircraft suggested that it had suffered an impact with a projectile—that is, it had been deliberately shot down. assassinations of several leading Canadian politicians. It was then uncovered that there was a report in the newspaper Soleil (of all names!) on 7 April 1993 that Jouret had been pressuring On board and one of the dead women into training to shoot. The was Marie-Rose Baleron de report continued that a group that was known as Q-37 Brauwer, one of the chiefs of the French Renseignements ("Q" standing for Quebec, and "37" being the number of | Généraux, based in Nice. She was Hutin's partner and founding members) was linked to the OTS and had __ wanted to give him a file. Specifically, she wanted to already threatened Claude Ryan, Quebec's then Minister bring it to Clermont-Ferrand, where on 28 and 29 October of Public Security. Two members of the group were AMORC's yearly Grand Conseil et Séminaire Magistra arrested and charged with complicity in acquiring was being held. The president of the organisation was weapons and silencers. One of these was...Luc Jouret. Raymond Bernard, and Baleron was AMORC's Jouret returned to Canada in August 1993 and was representative for the Puy-de-Déme region. arrested, but he was given only a probationary sentence. Baleron's report, according to Hutin, detailed the links Allegations of terrorism, murder, etc. had all disappeared between AMORC, the CIA, P2, the Corsican Mafia, the and only the weapons charge remained. Was it because SAC (Service d'Action Civique, France's Civic Action Officially the Quebec government's hands were tied? Did Service) and various other knightly orders. Hutin said the government instead have to come up with an hat the report specifically concluded that the extreme "alternative punishment"? Were the OTS suicides the _ right-wing organisations were hiding as esoteric and "real punishment" that Jouret received? (He died in the secret societies. The file showed details about their mass suicide in Switzerland in October 1994.) involvement in international terrorism and how it was That this may be the case comes from accusations from the Quebec police, who suspected that Jouret, along with his supposed involvement in an arms-trafficking ring, was involved in blowing up transmission towers belonging to Hydro-Québec (where Jouret had given inspirational seminars on business and self-realisation) and in leading Q-37. These accusations were hysterically denied in the Solar Temple's collective suicide note which accused Claude Ryan of belonging to the right-wing Catholic secret society Opus Dei. were hysterically denied in the Solar Temple's collective suicide note which Ryan of belonging to the right-wing Catholic secret 26 * NEXUS These accusations | accused Claude society Opus Dei. FEBRUARY - MARCH 2011 www.nexusmagazine.com