A Polemical Exposé: The Satanic Cult that Just Tried to Assassinate Trump

A shocking plot to assassinate President Donald Trump was uncovered this week, sending ripples of alarm through the nation. Federal authorities arrested 17-year-old Nikita Casap after discovering the bodies of his mother, Tatiana Casap, 35, and stepfather, Donald Mayer, 51, during a welfare check. Casap, who had been absent from school for two weeks, confessed to murdering his parents on February 11, allegedly to secure the financial means and autonomy to carry out a sinister plan: the assassination of President Trump. According to an FBI affidavit, Casap’s motive was rooted in his affiliation with the Order of Nine Angles (ONA), a Satanic, neo-Nazi group that promotes violence, chaos, and the destruction of Western civilization to usher in a fascist “Imperium.”

The Order of Nine Angles, a shadowy occult organization founded in Britain in the 1970s, believes in a theistic form of Satanism, worshipping Satan and “dark gods” as real entities. Their practices include rituals of “black magic,” advocacy for human sacrifice, and the encouragement of sexual violence as a means of spiritual evolution. The ONA’s ideology blends Satanic occultism with neo-Nazism, glorifying Adolf Hitler and promoting Holocaust denial, viewing the current Western order as a “Magian/Nazarene” (Judeo-Christian) conspiracy that must be destroyed. Casap’s three-page manifesto, titled “Accelerate the Collapse,” revealed his intent to kill Trump to “bring in some chaos” and “save the white race,” aligning with the ONA’s accelerationist goals of societal collapse. He fled in his stepfather’s stolen SUV with a gun, ammunition, and $14,000 in cash but was apprehended during a traffic stop in Kansas.

From an evangelical Christian perspective, this thwarted assassination attempt is more than a mere criminal act—it serves as a stark reminder of the spiritual warfare raging in the world today. Ephesians 6:12 declares, “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.” The targeting of President Trump by Satan, through groups like the ONA, suggests that he poses a significant threat to the enemy’s plans. This article explores the broader opposition to Trump by various Satanic and occult groups, including those practicing witchcraft, and argues that their hostility stems from his role as a defender of evangelical Christianity. It also calls on believers to pray for the president, for if Satan is against him, he must be doing something right.

THE ORDER OF NINE ANGLES AND THE SPIRITUAL WAR AGAINST TRUMP

The Order of Nine Angles represents one of the most dangerous manifestations of Satanic opposition to President Trump. Their belief system combines theistic Satanism with neo-Nazism, rooted in the notion that chaos and violence are necessary to dismantle what they perceive as a corrupt Judeo-Christian world order. The ONA’s rituals, which include invoking “dark gods” and promoting acts of depravity, are designed to harness destructive energies and advance their apocalyptic vision. Casap’s manifesto, with its calls for chaos and white supremacist rhetoric, mirrors the ONA’s goals, demonstrating the depth of his indoctrination.

This is not the first instance of the ONA being linked to violence against political figures. The group has inspired numerous acts of terrorism, including Ethan Melzer’s 2020 plot to attack his US Army unit and Guilherme Von Neutegem’s murder outside a Toronto mosque the same year. What makes Casap’s case particularly alarming is its direct targeting of President Trump, a leader who has consistently aligned himself with evangelical values. Trump’s survival of two assassination attempts in 2024—on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, and September 15 at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida—has been widely regarded by evangelicals as divine intervention. This latest plot, thwarted by what many believers see as God’s grace, further underscores the spiritual battle surrounding Trump’s presidency.

THE SATANIC TEMPLE’S IDEOLOGICAL CRUSADE AGAINST TRUMP

While the Order of Nine Angles represents a violent, extremist wing of Satanic opposition, other groups, such as The Satanic Temple (TST), oppose Trump through legal and symbolic activism. TST, a nontheistic organization recognized by the IRS as a religion, uses Satan as a symbol to advocate for the separation of church and state and progressive causes. Since Trump’s first term, TST has targeted policies influenced by evangelical Christianity, viewing Trump as a figurehead for Christian nationalism.

One of TST’s most provocative actions has been its response to Trump’s role in overturning Roe v. Wade through his Supreme Court appointees. In 2023, TST opened an online abortion clinic in New Mexico called “Samuel Alito’s Mom’s Satanic Abortion Clinic,” mocking the conservative justice who authored the 2022 decision. They followed this with a second clinic in Virginia in 2024, named the “Right to Your Life Satanic Abortion Clinic.” TST brands abortion as a religious rite, arguing that restricting access violates their members’ constitutional rights. Women are asked to recite a ritual—“By my body, my blood, by my will, it is done”—before taking abortion pills, a clear mockery of Christian sacraments.

From an evangelical perspective, TST’s actions constitute a direct assault on the biblical sanctity of life, which Trump has championed by appointing justices who overturned Roe v. Wade. Their use of Satanic symbolism to promote abortion is not merely a political statement—it is a spiritual attack on God’s design for humanity. TST’s opposition to Trump stems from his alignment with evangelical values, particularly his support for religious liberty and pro-life policies, which they view as oppressive.

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THE MAGIC RESISTANCE AND WITCHCRAFT AS PROTEST

Beyond organized Satanic groups, a broader movement of occult practitioners has also targeted Trump through witchcraft. The “Magic Resistance,” a loose collective of witches and occultists, began performing monthly “binding spells” against Trump in 2017, during his first term. These rituals, conducted during the waning crescent moon, aim to “bind” Trump and prevent him from causing harm. Michael Hughes, the author of the viral Trump binding spell, described the ritual as a symbolic act of resistance, intended to counter Trump’s influence through magical means.

Witchcraft as a form of protest is not a new phenomenon—it echoes the 1960s counterculture, with groups like the Women’s International Terrorist Conspiracy from Hell (W.I.T.C.H.) using occult symbolism to challenge societal norms. However, the resurgence of witchcraft under Trump’s presidency is notable for its scale and visibility. Protesters have held signs proclaiming, “We are the granddaughters of the witches you failed to burn,” and social media platforms like Tumblr and Instagram are filled with “covens” selling spell books and crystal amulets.

From a Christian perspective, these binding spells are not mere symbolism—they are an invocation of demonic forces to oppose a leader anointed by God. Trump’s evangelical supporters believe he was chosen by God to lead America back to its Judeo-Christian roots, a belief reinforced by his survival of assassination attempts. The Magic Resistance’s actions represent a spiritual assault, reflecting Satan’s desperation to thwart Trump’s mission. The Bible warns in 1 Timothy 4:1, “Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils.” This witchcraft movement is a fulfillment of that prophecy, and its targeting of a president who defends evangelical Christianity is no coincidence.

TRUMP AS A DEFENDER OF EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANITY

The root of this Satanic and occult opposition lies in Trump’s role as a defender of evangelical Christianity. Since his first term, Trump has courted evangelical support, appointing justices who overturned Roe v. Wade, signing executive orders to protect religious liberty, and speaking at events like the National Prayer Breakfast. In February 2025, Trump announced a task force led by Attorney General Pam Bondi to combat “anti-Christian bias” in government, a move that directly appealed to his evangelical base.

Evangelical leaders like Franklin Graham and Robert Jeffress have hailed Trump as God’s chosen leader, pointing to his survival of assassination attempts as divine intervention. Graham stated, “The bullet that went through his ear missed his brain by a millimeter, and his head turned just at the last second when the gun was fired. I believe that God turned his head and saved his life.” Trump himself has leaned into this narrative, declaring in his 2024 victory speech, “God spared my life for a reason—to restore America to greatness.”

Trump’s policies and rhetoric resonate deeply with evangelicals, who see him as a bulwark against the rise of secularism and progressive ideologies. His 2025 executive order to combat anti-Christian bias, his pardoning of anti-abortion activists, and his ban on legal recognition of transgender people by the US government all reflect evangelical priorities. For Satanic and occult groups, this makes Trump a prime target. They view him as a symbol of the Christian nationalism they despise, a leader who empowers evangelicals to “take back” America for God.

THE SPIRITUAL BATTLE AND THE POWER OF PRAYER

From an evangelical Christian perspective that acknowledges the reality of Satan, this opposition is clear evidence of a spiritual battle. The Bible states in 2 Corinthians 4:4 that Satan is “the god of this world,” blinding the minds of unbelievers to the truth of the Gospel. The Order of Nine Angles, The Satanic Temple, and the Magic Resistance are all tools of the enemy, working to undermine God’s plan for America through violence, legal activism, and witchcraft. Their targeting of Trump, a leader who has consistently defended evangelical values, is proof that he poses a threat to Satan’s agenda.

If Satan is against Trump, then Trump must be doing something right. His policies, from protecting the unborn to championing religious liberty, align with biblical principles. His survival of multiple assassination attempts, including the recent plot by Casap, stands as a testament to God’s protection over him. Psalm 91:11 promises, “For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways.” Many believers hold that God has a purpose for Trump, and Satan recognizes this—hence the enemy’s relentless efforts to stop him.

This underscores the urgent need for Christians to pray for President Trump. 1 Timothy 2:1-2 instructs, “I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men; for kings, and for all that are in authority; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty.” Prayer is the greatest weapon in this spiritual war. Believers must pray for Trump’s safety, for wisdom in his leadership, and for strength to withstand the attacks of the enemy. Prayer should also be offered for the salvation of those ensnared by Satanic and occult groups, that they might turn from darkness to the light of Christ.

THE BROADER CULTURAL CONTEXT

The opposition to Trump by Satanic and occult groups is part of a broader cultural shift away from Christianity in America. As more Americans turn away from religion, groups like TST and the Magic Resistance have gained traction, offering a rebellious alternative to traditional faith. At the same time, evangelical support for Trump has grown, with 8 in 10 white evangelical voters backing him in 2024, according to AP VoteCast. This polarization reflects a deeper spiritual divide, one that pits the forces of God against the forces of Satan.

Trump’s alignment with evangelical Christianity has made him a lightning rod in this battle. His policies and rhetoric, from banning transgender recognition to protecting Christian symbols in public spaces, have energized evangelicals while provoking fierce opposition from those who reject biblical values. Satanic and occult groups see Trump as the embodiment of everything they oppose: a Christian leader who seeks to restore America’s Christian foundation. Their hostility is not just political—it’s spiritual, a manifestation of Satan’s hatred for God’s truth.

STANDING FIRM IN FAITH

The assassination attempt by Nikita Casap, inspired by the Order of Nine Angles, serves as a sobering reminder of the spiritual forces arrayed against President Trump. From the violent extremism of the ONA to the legal activism of The Satanic Temple and the witchcraft of the Magic Resistance, Satanic and occult groups have made Trump their target. From an evangelical Christian perspective, this opposition is driven by Satan himself, who perceives Trump as a threat to his dominion over this world.

Yet, the outcome is already assured. Revelation 20:10 promises, “And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented day and night forever and ever.” Satan may rage, but his time is short. In the meantime, believers must stand firm in faith, supporting President Trump with prayers and trusting in God’s ultimate victory.

Trump’s role as a defender of evangelical Christianity has made him a target, but it has also positioned him as a beacon of hope for believers. If Satan is against him, then he must be doing something right. Christians are called to pray for the president that he may continue to lead with courage and wisdom and that America may return to its godly heritage. The battle belongs to the Lord, and through prayer, victory can be claimed for the nation.

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