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There is no attempt here to truly learn about any particular belief system, it’s just shame and blame. Lesson learned; honor the voice of the establishment and don’t bother thinking for yourself, it’s just too dangerous.
Witchcraft is not a religion, it’s a practice. Not all of us worship Satan. We don’t “come after” you if you leave.
just got done, listening to body brokers and it was awesome… Binged it in one afternoon. Very informative, great reporting and mind-boggling as a funeral Director myself, it is hard to wrap my mind around the fact that someone could do this. Thank you for all your work on this podcast… Thoroughly enjoyed it.
The episode is garbage. It was uncovered in the 1600’s in France not by a guy in 1970. It’s an actual thing not the disinformation being spread here
He incudes false info or flat out lies about facts.
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