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Attack On Paganism, Business, Pagan Landmarks, Religious freedom, Social Matters

Gloucester witches are being persecuted, but there’s a deeper component.

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The staff at Spellbound say they have received death threats

Toni Hunt center with Emily Parker left and Bobbi Jo-right

Witches who run an occult shop in the shadow of a famous Cathedral claim they are victims of a hate campaign and say the police are doing nothing about it.

“I have reported such incidents on numerous occasions but when the police arrive they tell me that people are just expressing opinions,” she said. If we were members any other religion or group it would be treated as hate crime and dealt with appropriately.”

By “Any other religion or group” she would be referring to the massive influx of Muslims into the UK who have been given special religious protections by authorities to the point that even discussing rapist who is a Muslim can land one in prison for a hate crime.

Toni Hunt and her staff at ‘Spellbound’ in College Green, Gloucester, say they have been called terrorists and devil worshippers and have received death threats. According to them no matter how many of these incidents they have reported, the police just blow it off because of their beliefs. While this is a real problem, there’s an underlying problem that shows how the Witch community made matters worse.

Ms. Hunt says they have been targeted for abuse for about two years, This is normal for any Witch shop, but she says things got worse in recent months when they received a threat to burn down the premises – with the staff still inside. This surge in hate and aggression towards the shop seems to coincide with the #BindTrump event four months ago where a group of liberals hijacked Wicca for a despicable public hexing of President Trump which was nothing but another method of public protest at the expense of the entire Pagan community. This single act set back Pagan public relations 30 years by vindicating the christian extremist’s claim that we are all evil devil worshippers of the Ult-left because it was a religious attack on a leader they view as a champion of their religion. And while most UK conservatives are not too concerned with Trump as a president, Christians all over the world were abuzz with the news that Witches were casting spells against a president and it was viewed as pure unadulterated persecution.

 

Ms. Hunt continues

“Persecution of witches did not end centuries ago – it is still very prominent in the 21st century and we are being subjected to it regularly. We have been called all sorts – Black Magic Badger Killers, Spawn of Satan and in the same league as ISIS.”

It should also be stated that part of the intent of #BindTrump was to also bind him from issuing military orders needed to protect the country. The only reason one would support this is because they sympathize with the enemy. So it is only a logical step that an association with ISIS would quickly form. While we fully agree what is happening to these women is wrong, we must not ignore that actions have consequences. In no way are we stating that these women had any involvement with #BindTrump, but this is no doubt a problem made worse by the narcissistic and selfish act of a vocal minority abusing Paganism for political gain.

Attack On Paganism, Religious freedom

Asatru Folk Assembly banned from Facebook for believing in biological sex and race

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Yesterday the Asatru Folk Assembly was wrongfully banned for “offensive behavior” on Facebook.  The AFA is one of the best known folkish Heathen groups in the U.S., which takes a traditional stance on Nordic paganism. They believe that Asatru, the modern revival of a magickal Heathenry, is the native spirituality of the Northern European people and one that norther Europeans should return to. And like almost every Pagan religion of old, they believe in biological gender.

But what was their crime? What was so bad that they needed to be silenced? Did they threaten anyone? Did they rape any women? Did they advocate genocide? Did they throw gays off of roofs? Did they promote the abuse of children? Were they associated with NAMBLA? Did they slash the tires on a black woman’s car and call her a “Coon”?

Nope, all that stuff was done by Islam and Antifa. The AFA’s crime was not being ashamed of their race or the genders they were born with.

That’s it. That’s all it takes in today’s world To be silenced, to be punished,  and with the direction legislation is going in the US, Canada and Europe… to be imprisoned.

It’s now a crime to believe gender is not a spectrum. The gender Spectrum theory was invented in only the last couple decades and is not based in any historical or paleolithic evidence. There’s just simply no evidence to prove that ancient Europeans believed gender wasn’t binary. People have a right to disagree with this all they want but when a group is punished simply for stating a fact, we have a serious problem.

And the hypocrisy of Facebook runs deep when just a few years ago the Pagan community tried to have Pages removed that were calling for the mass murder of witches and wiccans by an African Baptist Church. Facebook refused to remove the pages because the church was African and removing their pages or even flagging them for violence would have been an act of racism. Also Facebook has never removed a page or group belonging to blacklivesmatter despite them openly calling for white genocide and preaching that white people are not even human.

I remember when I used to think people who said “The only people it’s legal to oppress are straight white males” were just idiots. But seeing examples like this makes one have to question everything they were taught about “White supremacist”.

The definition of racism is disliking someone because of their biological ethnic heritage. Yet this group gets called racist not because they dislike other races, but because they don’t hate their own. This is because Marxist have worked hard for decades to brainwash the public to believe white people are evil, racist nazis and anyone who doesn’t agree with that… is a white supremacist. And this extends to even non-white people.