Monthly Archives: April 2017
Urban Pagans connecting with Nature
Discourse on Karma and why it points people to a conservative lifestyle.
Racist says “Magic is not for white people”
What happens when an Ult-left brown supremacist sees a white Wiccan at the mall? She runs to her twitter account and rips white people for appropriating magic, and that’s just what this non-white-nazi going by the name Sanam did.
This tweet is making headlines but not just because of the blatant bigotry and ignorance of native European culture with its varied and well embedded magical societies that existed long before they even saw any other races, but the responses from her fellow Ult-left racist were just as ignorant and bigoted. A black supremacist bearing the name “Feminist Witch,” whose username is LOLatWhiteFear…
…She decides to give it to Sanam for emphasizing “brown” over “black”:
“So you felt the need to say brown first lol meanwhile all practices come from Africa. From black people. From my people.”
Who knew that every practice in the world came from Africa? Certainly not the Japanese, Iroquois, or the Celts, whose cultures arose simultaneously with any culture on the African continent.
A self described bruja decided to jump on the oppression Olympics train as it was leaving the station and wrote she agreed with Sanam. She stated that watching her white friends mess around with Tarot cards made her uncomfortable.
“I need to be real with you. I have a few yt white friends who fuck with tarot and general witch things and it makes me UNCOMFORTABLE as a brujx.”
Oh you poor sad uneducated people. All of them keep using the word “Witch” and have no idea that THEY are the ones “culturally appropriating” it, as it is literally a word created by whites.
So while these racial supremacist ass hats do such a fabulous job of making everyone who is of a non-mainstream religion and a magical practitioner look like narcissistic SJW bigots, I feel that the public needs to know this Sanam person (I’m still not completely sold she’s a real woman) is less a magical practicing spiritualist, and more like Brown Hitler.
I’m not exaggerating. She really is a vile and loathsome person full of hate through and through, living in her own Ult-left echo chamber and enjoying her POC privilege to be racist and not be banned from Twitter for it. If you get the impression this is a slam piece, you’re absolutely right. No doubt the Ult-left will say I am trying to silence Sanam but that couldn’t be further from the truth. I want her voiced to never be silenced…. by her own hands in attempt to cover up the hate spewing from her finger tips. Let us begin.
This just goes on and on and on… and like all Ult-left, Sanam not only thinks all white people are racist but ONLY whites can be racist. She doesn’t hesitate to accuse other of it at the drop of a hat.
Sanam wants white people to leave their friends and family… and they are still scum in her eyes.
Sanam even goes as far as to guilt white women into driving her to her abortions.
“But she isn’t deliberately planning abortions” you may argue… oh it gets better.
And after all this Sanam wonders why She’s not married…. and then tweets how useless men are.
So while this scourge of Twitter… and gender questioning males, gets tons of media attention as a “Witch” complaining about white people, she fails to demonstrate in all her endless anti-white rants any tangible hint of magic outside her rubbing a singing bowl to cleanse her twitter feed of “White demons”, let alone anything warranting Witchcraft.
Warner Bros. may have to pay $900 million if they can’t prove ghosts are real
The studio and filmmakers behind the successful “Conjuring” franchise are being sued by the author Gerald Brittle for $900 Million. Brittle wrote a book in 1980 called “The Demonologist.” which is based on a husband and wife team of world renown ghost hunters Ed and Lorraine Warren.
The three films in under the studio’s name grossed $886 Million at the global box office, and two more films are on the way. The movie franchise is a dramatization of the Warren’s case files.
Brittle claims that he had an exclusive agreement with Ed and Lorraine Warren that gave him exclusive and sole use of their case files for any works, books, movies, comics, so on.
Warner Brothers Pictures made its own deal with the Warrens, which lead to the production of “The Conjuring,” “The Conjuring 2,” and “Annabelle.” Brittle launched his lawsuit on the grounds their franchise violated his contract with the Warrens. Why he’s suing the studio instead of the Warrens who’s names are on the contract is anyone’s guess.
So in a slick lawyer’s play Warner Bros countered with the claim that the Conjuring movies weren’t based on Brittle’s book but instead are based on historical facts putting the Warren’s stories under common use laws. For those who don’t understand, No one can claim the rights to Lincoln’s assassination and anyone can make any story they want based on that event. But a person can not write a story about a man escaping prison by digging a hole through a wall with a jeweler’s hammer and hiding it behind a poster, because that entire story was created by an author and anyone else who uses that is deriving from their work.
Brittle says that can’t be possible because he (and other skeptics) have concluded that the Warrens’ case files about paranormal and supernatural activity are complete fabrications. This puts the studio between a rock and a hard place as they now have two options. Hand over $900 Million dollars or prove in a court of law that ghost are in fact real.
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