the ONA is an internet femonena
How can an esoteric philosophy be just an internet phenomena? It can't, but the assumption is often made nevertheless, even though the assumption been disproved many times, including here in another thread.
Here's a summary.
As defined in the complete (printed) Oxford English Dictionary (second edition, 1989, 20 vols) the word 'exist' means "to have place in the domain of reality, have objective being," and the word real means "having an objective existence", with (iii) the word 'being' defined as "livelihood, living, substance".
Given the definition of the O9A, which is:
{quote} The term or name Order of Nine Angles (O9A/ONA) is defined as, and can be used to describe, (i) the occult (the esoteric) philosophy of Anton Long, and (ii) the occult praxises of, or derived from, that philosophy or sinister tradition; and (iii) the individuals who put one or more of those praxises into practice in their own life and who live according to the code of kindred honour {/quote}
then clearly the Order of Nine Angles exists, is real, as it has a place in the domain of reality (external to the internet) as a distinct esoteric philosophy which has substance that is, a distinct ontology, a distinct epistemology, a distinct ethics, and a distinct praxis or praxises and which esoteric philosophy has been described in some detail by means of the written word circulated, and read by others, in various formats, including printed format from the 1970s onward.
Given that this particular esoteric philosophy and the particular occult praxises associated with it have been so described via the medium of printed literature, including books, the Order of Nine Angles has not "ceased to exist", and cannot "cease to exist" (or be disbanded) so long as such literature and other mediums whereby that philosophy and those praxises are described exist and so long as some individuals read about, follow, or are inspired by that philosophy and those praxises.
But if you and some others want to - or need to - continue to believe that the O9A is purely an internet phenomena, then you and others do.
all of these ONA profiles are the same person. Most likely it's David Myatt, just like Dr. Aquino proved years ago
Aquino didn't prove anything - he just made an assumption about only one person being involved. He provided no evidence for his assumption. I also seem to recall that he later retracted this silly assumption.
David Myatt posting on occult/satanist forum about the O9A? That's an even more silly assumption that many have made over the years. Silly because since at least 1997 Myatt has been under regular surveillance by the security services with all his communications - telephone calls and internet - monitored by GCHQ (and probably also by the NSA). He's also still on the 'no-fly' list given his previous association with Islamic terrorist groups. As Myatt wrote a while ago:
" [Given such surveillance] I have restricted my internet and telephonic communications to friends, family, and to people I personally know or who are personally known to someone I trust. This means two things. That all I communicate is personal, open, transparent, and honest; and that if someone not belonging to this small circle of contacts claims to have had some communication from me either sent with my name or sent using some pseudonym then it is bogus."
But again, if you and some others want to - or need to - continue to believe that Myatt spends his time posting on the internet about the O9A using various pseudonyms, and that most people who post positive stuff about the O9A are Myatt in disguise, then you and others do.
Really, this, as so many discussions about the O9A over the years, has become quite boring, suffused as it is with the same discredited and/or silly assumptions/beliefs about the O9A. So repetitive, and mundane, that I personally can't be bothered anymore.
Those who are seriously interested in the O9A can find all the info they need in texts such as
The Definitive Guide To The Order of Nine Angles
Meanwhile, no doubt the same assumptions/beliefs about the O9A (mostly made or held by the latter-day satanist crowd) will continue to be made. So be it.
As the interest shown in the O9A have proven and continues to prove, such silly assumptions/beliefs about the O9A (and whatever the latter-day satanists say about the O9A) don't do any harm to the O9A at all. Perhaps quite the reverse, given the nature of latter-day satanism!