In High Places: A Study of Occultism in Government

In In High Places, R. Alan Streett presents a provocative study of the influence of occultism and “the powers of darkness” on world governments. Streett argues that critical moments in history—from the rise of Communism in Russia to the horrors of the Third Reich—were not merely political shifts but the result of leaders being guided by demonic forces, spiritualism, and secret societies. The book claims that prominent figures like Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Karl Marx were entangled with occult advisors or philosophies, suggesting that the “occult bondage” affecting modern America is part of a long-standing supernatural curse. By weaving together historical events, biography, and biblical theology, Streett asserts that the only way to break this grip on the halls of power is through a spiritual awakening and a return to the moral safeguards of King Josiah’s era.