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You're rambling.

It's the same old story Mike, the bigots make noise when they feel threatened and are compelled to make everyone else see the errors in their ways, as they see it.

If you consider that rambling then your christian
buddy Crapper is stark raving mad.

Why don't you two deluded peabrains prove that all
other gods are false?.. and while you are at it, the
virgin birth and a Jesus coming to life after 3 days.

Tales written by non witness mystery identity
authors long after such alleged events don't
count as evidence.

Fool me twice shame on me.

I was kind of on the inside of all this for a number of years either side of graduating college. What I can tell you:

1) Your average "witch" is lonely angry woman with an eating disorder and a huge chip on her shoulder. There used to be a saying going around "I have met Satan, and she's a 300 lb vegetarian in Birkenstocks. It was true.

2) Most witches I met were Wiccans. These were men and women who practiced a hodge podge of stuff that supposedly dated from pre-Christian times, but was really Victorian in origin. I only met a few true Satanists, and their vibe was so malignant that nobody wanted to play with them.

3) There were a surprising number of them that worked in middle management in the large corporations that HQ'd in Cincinnati. They practiced on the down-low, because upper management would have sacked them if they found out.

4) In everyday practice, the witches I knew were about as potent as a fart and about as popular. Civvies give them far more credit than they deserve. I actually witnessed their services. Imagine a bunch of Methodists in black choir robes chanting around a bonfire, and you get a pretty good idea of the vibe.

5) About half the ones I met needed to be in a 12 step program of some sort. About half of them had been somehow wronged by some Christian church and had a real distaste for Christianity as a whole as a result. Some were ex-Baptists. Some were ex-Catholics. Very few were Jewish.

6) One of the most stunning witches I ever met was a really cute chick that lived on my street near U.C. She had ginger hair, big tits, and a red goatee and mustache. It was some kind of hormone disorder. She wasn't a trannie. She was a real chick and she liked guys. Other chicks with this problem would have gone and gotten electrolysis. She trimmed hers into a quite possible bit of facial hair.

7) I knew a bunch of people that were using witchcraft as a dodge. They didn't believe in any of it, but they were big on trying to manipulate people. They didn't get very far. Witchcraft is as about as impotent as it gets.


If y'all want to ask meaningful questions, I'm more than willing to answer them as best as I can. Understand, I was a witness and not a practitioner. Don't blame me for their goofiness.

I've seen a few women who knew precisely thing that haven't occurred yet, Very hidden people in village strecthed across the world. I met one a few years ago in Spain. I know y'all will say she is a fake.
Only a fool won't believe in the supernatural.

Why don't you two deluded peabrains prove that all
other gods are false?.. and while you are at it, the
virgin birth and a Jesus coming to life after 3 days.

The supernatural strangely evaporates when put to rigorous testing......

[ I get what you are saying i really do and i think mostly the same way you do but damn i have seen some unexplanable stuff in my life time. I've seen a few women who knew precisely thing that haven't occurred yet, Very hidden people in village strecthed across the world. I met one a few years ago in Spain. I know y'all will say she is a fake.
Only a fool won't believe in the supernatural.

The supernatural strangely evaporates when put to rigorous testing......

The supernatural is by definition not subject to the scientific method. You cannot use the empirical method to draw any conclusions about the supernatural. That is why it's called the supernatural.

It is subject to the legal standards of evidence such as testimony, though. It does not evaporate in this case.

Yes, all of it.

US military did much very extensive testing in '50s and '60s trying to find people capable of remote viewing, prescience, or telekinesis. As the military applications would be unimaginable. Their searches led to naught.

Stories to the contrary are fantasy..

That poor Gypsy living in the tent can see the future? Then why has she not predicted the megamillion dollar lottery number and moved into a mansion?

And that is all well and wonderful for you. I wish you much happiness in your faith.

You will find that faith less frustrating when you cease in your attempts to convince others of that which they can not and have no desire to see.

lvmikers mission for the day--November 18, 2020:

Advocacy for witches.

Happy Tent Dweller,

You are every bit as stupid as these old Jamaican women that believe they can put hexes on people.