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The Curse of Charlie: Witchcraft as a Method of Manifesting Change—Like Political Assassinations
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While we cannot claim literal responsibility for Mr Kirk’s death, we do affirm that the magic we work with is effective.
Very Weird SistersAttempts to “change the consciousness” of our entire society via acts of left-wing witchcraft are not entirely new.
During the 1960s, hippie hexers saw in witchcraft a great aesthetic means to try and undermine the traditional Judeo-Christian-capitalist basis of American society.
Would these actions really curse stock-traders or brides-to-be so completely that they ended up going Commie, getting divorced, or turning lesbian?
Literally speaking, messing about with candles like this will have absolutely zero effect whatsoever upon the well-being of Mr. Miller.
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