Welsh Pagan Site Destroyed

It's not often I hear news from Lampeter, my place of birth, but I have now. I was just eight years old when I moved from there to live in my current hometown of Oxford. Lampeter is a small town in west Wales, quite remote and home to less than three thousand people; however it is very unusual. Its most prominent feature is its college, part of the University of Wales, Trinity St Davids probably making Lampeter the smallest university town in the world. The presence of Lampeter College attracts people from around the world; this  gives the town a far more cosmopolitan atmosphere than other rural Welsh settlements of its kind. However this hasn't stopped it from being a major stronghold of Welsh culture and the Welsh language is dominant in the local community (After years of living in England I'm pretty rusty myself in that respect). In the grounds of the college, where my friends and I used to sneak in under the noses of the security guards and play illegally, there is an outdoor neopagan temple. This consists of a circular stone structure with an altar and fire pit where people who believe in Druidism and the other ancient spiritual faiths of Britain hold ceremonies, mostly members of the university's pagan society. However in 2011 this shine was vandalized. What's more it wasn't done just by naughty schoolboys or a rampage by a bunch of drunks either; it was highly organized and methodical. The site was damaged beyond repair; the college is currently raising money to build a new one. The destruction was so extensive that pickaxes, crowbars and other heavy weapons must have been used. Even the steps leading down to the circle were smashed. People who teach and study at the college have commented that the attack may well be connected to the internal politics of the university. The pagan society in Lampeter has seventy or so members yet the college is world famous for its theology courses and Anglican seminary. Some suspect theology tutors and students of conspiring to destroy the temple; the case is being treated as a hate crime. Apparently there's a traditional Christian tendency in the department which is very fire-and-brimstone. The department includes a Muslim studies course. Muslim extremists have been known to desecrate pagan holy places, like the Taliban did to the Buddhist shrines in Afghanistan, but when doing this Muslims tend to shun secrecy. On the contrary they often carry out their sacrileges openly and vocally, see: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/8925373/Pagan-stone-circle-may-have-been-destroyed-in-religous-hate-attack.html.

Despite this, the police have made no arrests. That's very odd because I remember well how difficult it was to keep anything secret in Lampeter. The town's gossip mill was renowned, probably due to the small size and isolation of the place. Are the authorities turning a blind eye? If so why? Do they just want to "sort it out in their own way", or is there more to this story than there appears to be on the surface? The pagan establishment in Lampeter is not an ancient sacred site; in fact it doesn't date back further than 1822 when the college was founded. However what happened to the temple is disturbingly similar to what Graham Hancock reports from Malta. In his book Underworld- Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age Hancock embarks on a trip to the Mediterranean island nation of Malta to investigate the mysterious and really ancient prehistoric constructions such as the temples of Gigantija and Hagar Qim. These beautiful stone monuments have been badly damaged by gangs wielding pickaxes, sledge hammers and even mechanical diggers. The Maltese government has been forced to post armed guards on as many of the sites as it can, see: http://www.grahamhancock.com/archive/underworld/. Again, these attacks have a specific motive; they're not just the handiwork of hot-headed mobs. It is no secret that in the past groups of powerful individuals connected to the Vatican and the European empires attempted to wipe out the legacy of older indigenous cultures both at home and abroad. This is what the Conquistadors did in the Americas during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Yet one and a half millennia earlier the Roman Empire did the very same thing. Here in Britain, in Wales too in fact, the Roman legions sacked the sacred island of Anglesey and destroyed the Druid groves, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E1TiN1dCqc. Yet in Africa the British Empire did the very same thing almost two thousand years later, as Credo Mutwa has described, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4apWOUNOx64. Is this just a coincidence that these very different power-structures which rose and fell many centuries apart carried out the exact same actions? The elites of this world, all through history, seem to have a peculiar and inexplicable aversion to native natural spirituality; why is that? Could this be because such knowledge is a threat to the unnatural and inhuman malevolent consciousness that has infected this universe though their agents in the Illuminati? The above link to David Icke's famous interview with Credo Mutwa does a good job in addressing these questions. The temple in Lampeter was a modern replica, yet the people using it may well have been genuine truthseekers who were in touch with the real spiritual past of these islands; that is the threat. It's not the empty lumps of stone that count, it's the spirit within them that works through the people who worship through them. At the same time, at first glance paradoxically, authorities in England and Wales are commissioning public art and sculpture that resembles the style of ancient prehistoric monuments; I call this "neo-Neolithic" or "neo-megalithic", see:  http://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/milton-keynes-henge.html. It's as if they want to destroy the original and then build their own copy of it. Could this simply be arrogant vainglory and triumphalism? Perhaps; they're certainly capable of that, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmT8-FgVgy4. Or is that also part of an agenda for a specific occult purpose?