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@Smiley That's some good stuff right there.
HAPPENING NOW: U.S.-bound migrants cross the border between Mexico and Guatemala. https://abc7ne.ws/2S5fums
Does anyone know any National Guardsmen?
a repost @tattered flag
Why is one of the Honduran hoarde that plans to charge the US border wearing a shirt from the Hillary Clinton "Onward Together" group that says, "The Future is Female"?
Bet that created some gijjawatz
The concussion suppression system on that thing must be some new tech
Look at the ground on that pic
No
Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez also tweeted late Friday that he spoke with his Guatemalan counterpart, Jimmy Morales, and asked permission to send Honduran civil protection personnel to the bridge to help the migrants.
Oh, boy.
Saturday, October 20 is turning into a battle of other worldly powers as an occult store in Brooklyn, New York prepares to host a ritual to "hex" newly appointed U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. In response, an exorcist in California will be hosting a regularly scheduled mass and will pray for the justice to protect him from " a conjuring of evil."
Catland Books in Brooklyn describes their event as "a public hex on Brett Kavanaugh, upon all rapists and the patriarchy at large which emboldens, rewards and protects them."
According to the Facebook page for the event, more than 16,000 people are attending.
The group reportedly has already held three hexes on President Donald Trump, so the intersectionality of politics and witchcraft is not something new for the metaphysical store.
“It’s an act of solidarity, of letting people know that you’re not alone with the monsters,” said Dakota Bracciale, the co-owner of Catland Books, in an interview with Newsweek. “Just because you don’t follow generally accepted mainstream faiths doesn’t mean you can’t have camaraderie."
While social media may be buzzing in anticipation of the hex, Father Gary Thomas of the Diocese of San Jose, Califorinia is "appalled" at the idea, according to the National Catholic Register.
He's also an exorcist.
According to a statement from the diocese, Thomas will be praying for Kavanaugh during today's mass. The full statement reads:
The group reportedly has already held three hexes on President Donald Trump, so the intersectionality of politics and witchcraft is not something new for the metaphysical store.
“It’s an act of solidarity, of letting people know that you’re not alone with the monsters,” said Dakota Bracciale, the co-owner of Catland Books, in an interview with Newsweek. “Just because you don’t follow generally accepted mainstream faiths doesn’t mean you can’t have camaraderie."
While social media may be buzzing in anticipation of the hex, Father Gary Thomas of the Diocese of San Jose, Califorinia is "appalled" at the idea, according to the National Catholic Register.
He's also an exorcist.
According to a statement from the diocese, Thomas will be praying for Kavanaugh during today's mass. The full statement reads: