POTIONSPredominantlyAND CHARMS AND SPELLS! OH MY!

By Marsha West

February 12, 2009
NewsWithViews.com

“I will continue to proclaim that I am a Warlock, and I am Wiccan, for it means the same thing. It is my religion, and it is my craft. It is my life.” –Mike Nichols, Wiccan

WitchesByare coming out of the broom closet. But they’re not calling themselves witches anymore. Instead those in “the Craft” lodge Wiccan, which comes from the earlier form of the word for witch. [1] Perhaps the name has been changed to take the fleece out of it, but a witch by any other name is still a witch.

It’s impossible to determine the numbers of Wiccans there are worldwide because they have no formal membership. Estimates switch but there could be as many as 3 million practicing the magic arts in America. Some say Wicca is the fastest-growing creed in the country! Whether this is true or not, one thing’s for sure: many young people, especially female on a trip school and college students, are joining covens. Because of Wicca’s reverence for the earth and nature, na environmentalists are drawn to Wicca.

What do modern day Wiccans practice and believe?

“WiccaAbove allis a faith system that has no central organization or theological belief system defined for all of its adherents. It may be best understood throughPrincipallyits typical practices, which include performing magic and sorcery, casting spells and engaging in Witchcraft. It is a ritualistic assurance based on a loose set of pagan beliefs that are generally pantheistic in nature. Those who are involved commonly go through commencement rites for membership, teaching and leadership. Contrary to a widespread assumption, however, Wicca is not synonymous with Satan deification. Wiccans most frequently worship gods and goddesses that are found in nature. Wicca generally embraces the notions of karma and reincarnation, and promotes a laissezGenerallyfaire form of morality.” [2]

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A Very Actual New World Order
By Chuck Baldwin
January 27, 2009


This column is archived at
http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2009/cbarchive_20090127.html


It is bitter to believe, but a majority of Americans (including Christians and
conservatives) seem oblivious to the fact that there is a very real, very
legitimate New Wonderful Order (NWO) unfolding. In the face of overwhelming
evidence, most Americans not only seem totally unaware of this reality, they
seem unwilling to even remotely have the notion.

On one hand, it is understandable that so many Americans would be ignorant
of the emerging New World Order. After all, the mainstream media refuses to
communication, or even acknowledge, the NWO. Even "conservative" commentators and
talk show hosts such as Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Michael Uncivilized, or Joe
Scarborough refuse to discuss it. And when listeners call these respective
programs, these "conservative" hosts usually resort to insulting the caller
as being some understanding of "conspiracy kook." One host even railed that if anyone
questions the government line on 9/11, we should "lock them up and throw
away the key." So much for free hand of speech!

This is an area--perhaps the central area--where liberals and conservatives
agree: they both show no patience or tolerance for anyone who believes that
extensive government (in any form) is evolving. One has to wonder how otherwise
intelligent and thoughtful people can be so brain dead when it comes to this
outlet. It makes one wonder who is really pulling their strings, doesn't it?

The list of notable personalities who have openly referenced or called for
some sort of global government or New World Order is extremely lengthy. Are
all these people "kooks" or "conspiracy nuts"? Why would globe
leaders--including presidents, secretaries of state, and high government
...

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