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Izognok:
I do not want to quote you, but I will point out some facts, and correct you.

1. You wrote and I quote you:
"If you go to any of the original, undiluted, African spiritual energies, such as Sango, to make a request, the Deity or Sango, would give you conditions to fulfill there and then. You would not have to go home and come back for Sango's response, and if you meet the conditions set, Sango would oblige you with your request. It is as simple as that and it could happen within minutes of your request.

If, on the other hand, you go to the diluted or adapted spiritual energies like the Christian and Islamic Yahweh, to table a request, you don't get an answer right away. In fact, you could be talking to a brick wall. You keep praying, begging and fasting, hoping that someone is listening."

Who told you that you do not get instant result when you choose the christian or moslim path? Hmmm!

A portion of the book of Christains says, broad is the way which leads to destruction, but narrow is the way which leads to life. It quotes Jesus and says "My sheep know my voice". My brother there are many people in religion, but very few people in living a "way of life". Narrow is the way which leads to life.

Religion is a tool in the hands of the master of this world. Christianity, Islam, Hindu, etc are all religion. Religion traps. It enslaves. Even Sango worshopping which you praised so well is a kind of religion too. How dear you say recklessly that "thunder fire you" when Sango was still active in those days? Even a foreigner was pissed of with me because I annoyed her, and she said "thunder fires my enemy (not me)". I had to explain what the phrase really meant. She later said "Oh My God! I am sorry dear. I thought it is just a slang because it is common phrase on nairaland". So, can you see how that Shango which you portray so powerful is presently a common commodity on nairaland to the extent foreigners play with the god of thunder who used to spit fire out of his mouth? Who born anyone well to joke with the god of thunder in those days?

Hmmm! We all saw the video of one governor's unclothedness while swearing oath in a shrine in the eastern part of Nigeria some years back (I will not mention any name). But that governor later violated the sworn oath, and the only way they got at him was to show his unclothedness online. Why cannot that god of "okirija" or whatever the name is called killed the governor, and they had to take his unclothedness to the world to destroy his reputation? And was the governor really remorseful? Lol. Of course not. The man just dey do his thing dey go. And even with the swearing, that man still dey pull babes up and down. Do you want to tell me the girls the man dey pull up and down were not aware of the so called covenant he had taking?

Let us look at the yahoo boys. If you really want to get first hand information, go to twitter and not nairaland. You will read tweets about pastors and imams, and not only traditional priests assisting yahoo boys with spiritual powers. Who told you that what they give them do not work or works? Do you have any confirmation?

Here is my point - only few know the way of life. Those few know how to reach God. If you understand this concept, you will realise that those traditional people always say that it is the same God we serve. Only christians and maybe moslims say that no no no and that their God/god is different from other's. But let me tell you, there is a similarity with those who know the way of life. Religion is just to enslave.

Number one similarity is that those who know the way of life travel in the spirit. That is what you called witchcraft. I agree that they travel, but that is not the only way. Anyone can travel. The good and bad, the beautiful and ugly, all travel. They are few these days. And it is why deception is numerous out there. The Bible says that at the near end of this world, there will be lovers of money and many fake prophets. This is what is happening.

But when you meet a real man of God who is filled with the spirit of God, you will get instant answer. The funny thing is that you hardly hear their names out there. Do you think Pastor Adeboye does not have people he still consults? Or the bilionaire Bishop Oyedepo too? See, the Bible says my people perish because of lack of wisdom. There are still very few old babas we do not know who are in their 80s, 90s, or above that the Adeboyes and Oyedepos acknowledge as powerful people. I am not saying they go there to collect powers ooo. Do not misquote me as I am not ready for religious debate as the members of their churches wil come out to defend what they do not know, or start saying what I have not said. I am not here to argue with anyone.

When Elijah ran for his life because Jezebel killed all God's prophets. Oh! So thought Elijah. But God told him that he has in reservation a huge number of prophets who had not bowed down for Baal. There are few unknown silent powerful people who are christians and moslims.

You wrote that christians do not get instant answers. A dey laugh at your ignorance. If you want to try what I am saying, just be bold. Book an appointment with Dr. Daniel K. Olukoya of MFM, or even with his right hand man Pastor Kehinde. Go there with the god of whatever you have and try your power. If you return home, it is the mercy of God. I repeat, try your power with Olukoya and come and testify here that you defeated him. This is practical. Do you hear me? I mentioned Dr. Olukoya because you specifically pointed out christianity.

Have you ever heard Olukoya talks about politics and who is to be crowned the king of Aso Rock, or how to buy private jet? Go pick his books, they are enveloped with prayer points for unlocking, binding, winning in the spiritual world.

Let me close by saying that one common attribute with any powerful man whether he is a christian, moslim, sango, obatala, hindu, jumbo, crambo, marmon, eckankar, shango, obatala, yoga, memkrabolistikola , or whatever religion you call it is that they are silent. And they meditate deeply. What they medidate on is what differenciates them from one another. Think about it. Think well.

If you want to know what meditation is, visit a yoga center.

They move into the realm of the spirit during meditation. How? Man is made up of body, soul, and spirit. Your spirit man is the real you, connected by your soul to your physical body. How can anyone in the body connect to the spirit? The soul is the answer. A line of thought of a group of theologians says the soul comprises of the mind, thought and emotion. This is where everything happens. When you feed your mind (soul) with what can make you travel in the spirit, and you medidate deeply in it, off you go. So, what do you feed your mind on? All these people meet in the spirit realm.

Many materials out there. Many ways out there. Moslims have theirs, so also christians, hindus. Even Asians medidate more than any continent. Think about yoga again. You think say na joke? Just be careful of what you read and meditate on, and the approach you decide to take if you want to be powerful. It is a delicate and dangerous adventure. You get it wrong, though you travel in the spirit world, your soul can be condemned eternally.

There are powers, but there is a power which is above all powers. It is your duty to find this power. The power that is above all powers. Yes! Other powers can enable you fly, dance, kill, eat, or do whatsoever in the spirit..but there is a power which is above all powers. In order not to stir up religious conflicts here, let us stop here.

There is something which amazed me some few years back. We all know who the late Chief Dehinde Fenandez was. At 19 years, he moved containers of tin (solid mineral) to the US. Fenandez, who George W. Bush called the ambassador of extra-ordinary ambassadors. Fernandez, who was the finance Minister and Economic coordinator of another African country apart from Nigeria, and the country had to make him a citizenship. Fenendez, the owner of one of the most productive gold mining and refinery center in Africa. Fenandez, the Oluwo of the Ogboni fraternity.

At the later part of his life, he moved to Belgium. And what amazed me was that Pastor Tunde Bakare was at his burial ceremony in Brussel at the front row of the church service, and was beside his wife during interment. Hahahhaa! Is the Oluwo's body not that of the Ogboni? They are always buried in Naija. And the fraternity makes it a big ceremony. Their Oluwo's funeral ceremony in a foreign land? Fernandez is the first I heard of. The body must be brought to Nigeria. His heart (physical) belongs to them. And there are rights to be performed. But who am I to judge. Maybe they have flown there to perform whatever they suppose do. But here is my point, do not judge. There is a mystery there.

There is a friend who asked me to confirm if tales about human beings who turn to cats and birds at night are true. She wants to know about Benin City, as she is always reading on nairaland about these strange tales. I was trying to look at the best way to explain the little I know about the subject, but I realised that she is always eager to argue that it is unreal. I was not even saying it is real. I have not taking my position at all. And recently. She was saying I do not want to discuss the subject. She is right, i do not want to discuss it because she is too forward and it is hard to have a good conversation with someone like that. I was patient to see if a day will come when she is calm that I can say the little I know. But as soon as I mention anything along the line, it always turn to religious argument and debate? Who has time for yelling about such topics. A beg, make a go use my time do more productive things. My people perish because of lack of knowledge. #ByeByeToFoolishnessAndCrazyArguments

I have spoken, and I will not return to explain, elaborate, or debate anything with you.

Let me shock you. Even a few Athiests know how to medidate. And it is why they sound very sure of what they say. When they say there is no God, they have a reason they say so. I am not an Atheist, and I do not judge them. In fact, I always have good conversation with Athiests better than religious people.

I like how Aristotle put forward the "unmoved mover". And I believe Thomas Aquinas did justice to the subject.

I wish you best of luck in your pursuit. But do not go and injure yourself. Stay safe.

adediran491:
So it appears, George Washington was a Moor.

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Slavery in the US prison system

If you want to find an example of modern day slavery, look no further than US prisons.
by David A Love & Vijay Das
9 Sept 2017

Prison inmates lay water pipes on a work project outside Oak Glen Conservation Fire Camp #35 in Yucaipa, California on November 6, 2014 [Lucy Nicholson/Reuters]
Prison inmates lay water pipes on a work project outside Oak Glen Conservation Fire Camp #35 in Yucaipa, California on November 6, 2014 [Lucy Nicholson/Reuters]
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Today marks one year since the largest prison labour strike in US history. More than
FAULT LINES: The Prison Factory (24:08)

24,000 prisoners across 29 prisons in 12 states protested against inhumane conditions, timing it around the anniversary of the Attica Prison uprising, a prisoner strike now 46 years old.

That violent uprising originated from prisoners rebelling against overcrowded cells, unsanitary conditions, medical neglect and abuse. From Attica to the strike led by the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee last year, these protests draw attention to an ugly truth: Prisoner abuse runs rampant and it has extended into modern-day versions of slavery. Last year's strike organisers described slavery-like conditions in prisons in the nationwide call to action.

Slavery persists by another name today. Young men and women of colour toil away in 21st-century fields, sow in hand. And Corporate America is cracking the whip.

Influenced by enormous corporate lobbying, the United States Congress enacted the Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program in 1979 which permitted US companies to use prison labour. Coupled with the drastic increase in the prison population during this period, profits for participating companies and revenue for the government and its private contractors soared. The Federal Bureau of Prisons now runs a programme called Federal Prison Industries (UNICOR) that pays inmates under one dollar an hour. The programme generated $500m in sales in 2016 with little of that cash being passed down to prison workers. Stateside, where much of the US addiction to mass incarceration lies, is no different. California's prison labour programme is expected to produce some $232m in sales in 2017.

These exploited labourers are disproportionately African American and Latino - a demographic status quo resulting from the draconian sentencing and other criminal justice policies ransacking minority communities across the United States. African Americans are incarcerated at a rate five times higher than that of whites. In states like Virginia and Oklahoma, one in every 14 or 15 African American men are put in prison.

We lock people of colour up at alarming rates. We put them to work. Corporations gain. This story is an age-old American tradition. Throughout history, our nation has successfully pulled back corporate greed, but private corporations have always found new ways to reap enormous wealth from cheap labour.

The historical circumstances following the abolition of slavery provide the necessary context to understand how corporations function in a de facto replacement for slavery. Although the US Constitution's Thirteenth Amendment prohibited slavery and involuntary servitude, it made an exception - a loophole for "punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted", which made prison labour possible.

Workers flipping burgers and frying french fries for minimum wage at McDonald's wear uniforms that were manufactured by prison labourers.

Following the Civil War, the Southern economy was in shambles and the slaves were emancipated. A cheap labour source was needed, and the convict lease system was invented. States leased out their convicts to industrialists and planters to work in locations such as railroads, coal mines and plantations, and entrepreneurs bought and sold these leases.

With little capital investment required and no need to care for the health of the prisoners, the system of economic exploitation became highly profitable for businesses and states and even cheaper than slavery. For example, in 1883 convict leasing provided Alabama with 10 percent of its revenue, 73 percent in 1898. Leased convicts were treated abysmally, with death rates 10 times higher than prisoners in states that did not employ leased convict labour. Secret graveyards contained the bodies of prisoners who had been tortured and beaten to death.

The viability of the convict lease system required that black people be returned to their former status as a source of labour. Hence, the Black Codes were enacted to suppress the rights of the recently emancipated African Americans, and criminalise them for minor offences such as vagrancy. Under the vagrancy laws, any black person under the protection of a white person could be swept up by the system for simply loitering, as black people were rounded up in this manner to provide a source of nearly free labour.

Today, prison labour is a billion-dollar industry, and the corporate beneficiaries of this new slavery include some of the largest corporations and most widely known brands. For example, Walmart has purchased produce from farms, where women prisoners face bad working conditions, inadequate medical care and very low pay.

Workers flipping burgers and frying french fries for minimum wage at McDonald's wear uniforms that were manufactured by prison labourers.

Further, UNICOR manages 83 factories and more than 12,000 prison labourers who earn as little as 23 cents an hour working at call centres, manufacturing items such as military body armour, and in past years, defective combat helmets. In 2013, federal inmates made $100m worth of military uniforms.

UNICOR has also provided prison labour in the past to produce Patriot missile parts for defence contractors Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, and parts for others such as Boeing and General Dynamics.

Corporations such as Starbucks, AT&T, Target, and Nordstrom have also profited from prison labour at some point in the past as well.

Some critics oppose the characterisation of the US prison system as a slave labour camp. For example, James Kilgore argues that prison labour is infrequently used, and identifying multinational corporations that profit from it loses sight of the key issues behind mass incarceration.
INSIDE STORY: US - a nation of inmates? (25:00)

Kilgore is correct in his analysis that a lack of economic opportunity coupled with draconian laws results in a perverse private incentive to drive up mass incarceration. We should enhance employment options for former inmates to reduce recidivism and integrate returning citizens back into society. However, this does not mean that corporations do not profit from prisons and prison labour today and it is obscene that this still happens.

The Trump administration reversing the Obama-era order to phase out private prisons and enacting new law-and-order policies to increase arrests and fill these prisons will only increase opportunities for profit for Trump's corporate donors and their many investments in mass incarceration. Exploiting prison labour is consistent with this troubling trend.

Over a century and a half since the abolition of slavery, the dreaded institution still lives on in another, dressed up form. Taking advantage of a constitutional loophole, corporate profiteers continue the modern-day version of the convict lease system. In the land of the free, the dollar still takes precedence over human rights, and that which can be monetised and exploited for profit will be, regardless of ethical or moral considerations.

Once again, race, criminal justice and capitalism have joined forces to deprive captive black and brown bodies of their human rights. In the age of President Donald Trump and hardliner Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the return to "law and order" and a war on drugs signals a reversal of progress the US was making untethering itself from the expansive grip of a carceral state.

The anniversary of last year's prison strike is a chilling reminder that one need not point to authoritarian regimes in distant countries to find examples of blatant labour rights violations. If you want to find slavery in the US, look no further than its penitentiaries, jails and detention centres where the consequences of being locked-up extend much farther than doing time.

josite:
Keep studying. Create a map of the square foot garden and see for yourself how mathematical precise it is.

MrBrownJay1:
i guess you dont understand English that much.... you said that my initial comment didnt help, and i simply replied that it can never help because no sense was made in your initial post. for my comment to help, you would 1st have to write something that MAKES SENSE!

MrBrownJay1:
i do wish i could help, but in all what you wrote there is not much that makes any sense.

MrBrownJay1:
abeg receive some sense, instead of copying and pasting rubbish that you dont understand..... illumiNATI ko, illumiDREAD ni

By Yinka Odumakin ANY honest observer, who has seen how Nigeria has steadily and systematically moved from being a country of great promise to a country of great problems; anyone who knows that you have to look back to the past, instead of look forward, to see this country’s best years of national and regional progress, its years of great public and missionary schools and great education, of proud infrastructural achievements and the best life experiences – any such honest observer? can easily list more than a hundred reasons why Nigeria needs restructuring to stop the drift towards the development abyss. restructuring I have elected to cite but just 10 of the many reasons why Nigeria needs to be structurally reconfigured for economic progress, social equity and sustainable development. 1.A Nigeria earnestly restructured, is a Nigeria positively restored: a country restored to a previously-travelled path of developmental progress, rapid educational advancement, robust and committed Public Service, which genuinely and competently served the Nigerian public – both at Federal and regional levels.. Restructuring will bring back THE CONDITIONS for a return to that golden era of public service and effective governance, regionally and at the Centre. Our demand is therefore NOT for a previously unknown Nigeria; We only demand a return to a Nigeria that worked for human progress and development – across the entire country, before young and in-experienced military boys truncated the evolution of Nigeria’s democracy in January 15, 1966. Of course, pre-1966 was not a perfect period; it had its peculiar problems of political and democratic evolution. But however one looks at Nigeria today, it is unarguably in a much worse and more dangerous shape, compared to the strongly-federalist process and era of democratic learning that the military boys suddenly destroyed in 1966. A Nigeria restructured is a Nigeria with enhanced leadership-building culture, where a truly-federal system allows each region to locally identify leadership for public governance, nurture and closely monitor such leaders for hard work and spirit of public service, focussed on the development of each region, at a pace and a rate that reflect the quantum of each region’s effort and efficient use of local resources; indeed, the rivalry-for-regional-success resulting from a truly-federating Nigeria, will boost sustainable development across all zones of the country. We propose that every region, within its smaller, manageable-governance-space and enlarged policy possibilities, should anchor in its constitution, unambiguous clauses and provisions that are weighted in favour of the citizenry; clauses that make public office less attractive, except to those who seek office to ‘do something’ societally positive, rather than to ‘become somebody’ without contributing; clauses which allow for statutory and legally-prescribed citizens action, to challenge unjustified ostentation, self-indulgent benefits, sundry abuses of public- office privileges, etc – by both elected and appointed officials. Because more public appointments and elected offices may likely be needed within the federating Regions, with relatively less at the Centre, a Nigeria re-structured will be one where the process of recruitment into public leadership could be better subjected to closer local scrutiny for reputation, character and track record, as against the current practice where persons with dubious reputations and questionable bona fides among their own people, are chosen into high national office as leaders – presumably on behalf of their regions or localities – by a distant Central government, which often knows relatively little (or,sometimes cares little) about the poor and low-character reputation of such appointees among their own people. A Nigeria restructured is a Nigeria where the Central Government, along with its lower-level Federating Constituents, will, and must, be strong!! We seek a Nigeria where every level of government is strong; BUT each level must be strong for the right reasons, and in the right areas of responsibility. We all need a Central government to be strong in the defence of our nation, in immigration and global diplomacy, and in other areas where a strong and competent Central Government is in our collective national interest. But a restructured Nigeria does not need, for example, a Federal Fire Service!! Fire? incidents occur at a very local level – on streets, in neighbourhood and at community levels. Still on the Fire Service example, a restructured Nigeria will ensure that appropriate state and local governance units are capable and strong to respond adequately and promptly to fire incidents wherever they occur. Every time we witness a house, or a factory, or a whole street being burnt to the ground, while the Federal Fire Service arrives late, or looks on helplessly – sometimes with excuse that they have not received the necessary resources from Abuja, the case for restructuring is made more evident, albeit at a tragic cost to individuals, families, businesses or even places of worship. Therefore, ALL Nigerians, regardless of region or ethnicity, need a restructured Nigeria where every level of government is strong in the appropriate areas of governance, and for the appropriate reasons. A Nigeria restructured is a Nigeria enhanced by the removal of the current PERVERSE-INCENTIVES SYSTEM, where many people seek elected and appointive government positions, not to develop the God-given resources of their local areas and local lands, or add to the wealth of their communities, but instead to feed on, and loot the un-earned monthly allocations from the centre; a restructured Nigeria will reduce the current mentality and room-for-maneouvre by elected and appointed leaders to treat the Abuja monthly allocations, as part of Nigeria’s current ‘Awoof-Economy of un-earned monthly allocations’ – to quote the common-parlance reference by a distinguished Yoruba development scientist and thinker, the Emeritus Professor Akin Mabogunje; a restructured Nigeria will be a Nigeria in which the Central Government will no longer be able to automatically pool funds un-evenly from different parts of Nigeria, while re-distributing the same funds unfairly and inequitably (at the expense of the larger contributors) among the various states and local governments – regardless of the quality of policy choices and good-governance efforts by state and LG leaders. A Nigeria restructured is a Nigeria where every area, region or zone of the country will be able to devote more thinking time, conceptualisation, research, exploration and analysis to its mineral and agricultural resources, with a view to developing an economic value-chain from them, which is the first serious step towards the development of a manufacturing capacity across the country. When governments and private investors in every part of the country, are challenged to look for sources of wealth-creation PRIMARILY within their own region, and to work with international investors to transform these natural endowments into real economic empowerment for millions of their people, then we know restructuring is at work. System of forced equalization The current system, where our government leaders – from almost all zones – look MAINLY to monthly allocations from Abuja (some more than 90% of their financial needs!!) gives NO INCENTIVE to government leaders to improve their inward-looking effort to explore? locally for wealth. A restructured Nigeria will make every region of the country an Economic-Growth and Wealth-Creating Zone, which will make us the true economic giant that God has destined this country to be. A restructured Nigeria is a Nigeria where we would no longer practise the current system of FORCED EQUALIZATION of ‘ever-downwards’ educational opportunities across the country, just to ensure federal character; a restructured governance structure will force or ensure investment of extra efforts and programmes to bring low-performing students in the Northern parts of Nigeria, up to the level of better-performing students elsewhere in the country. It’s a cruel, future-damaging false help to the people of northern Nigerian states, for the Central Government to continuously lower pass-grades and qualification standards for children of the poor in that zone!! Nigeria’s people of power everywhere, including in the north, where the elite repeatedly push achievements standards lower and lower for children of the poor, – these elite policy makers and politicians DO NOT ask colleges and Universities overseas to lower admission standards to enable their own children to be enrolled. Instead, the northern elite and politicians invest money into extra coaching, encouragement, monitoring and similar efforts to ensure that their own children meet and even surpass the academic-entry requirements into the best schools overseas. Why not the same for children of the poor back home? What quality of graduate will a student be, who was admitted to university with a 20/400 pass mark? Is this good for human-asset development in Nigeria, as the world gets incredibly more knowledge-competitive, and while the 4th Industrial Revolution beckons? Why the double standards by the Central Education authorities? So, even the poor majority of the north (and of Nigeria, generally) NEED to be rescued from cruelly-unjust double-standards through restructuring. In a truly-restructured Nigeria, the negative effects of lowering academic and examination standards will very quickly become obvious and untenable among the people in the states and regions practising this immorality, which offends the best of Islamic, Christian and indigenous ethics of justice, equality of opportunity and fairness. Restructuring will therefore bring EDUCATIONAL LIBERATION to the millions of poor children in the North – and everywhere – who are funded by the Central government to wallow in under-achievement. In Yorubaland, even the poorest persons strive to provide extra-teaching and learning support to improve their children’s education. We advocate that a restructured Nigeria should aim for this type of effort to promote achievement among all of Nigeria’s children, regardless of socio-economic status. Leaders in poor-educational states (overwhelmingly in the North) will be forced to work hard to raise internal revenues and spend money prudently, so that they can allocate more funds to improve education for children in their own States, once automatic central funding is no longer assured. Restructuring will thus bring healthy rivalry in educational achievement to ALL children of Nigeria and help us EQUALISE EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS, instead of failure. Current access to easy central funds, regardless of local or state leadership performance, only encourages policies and practices that artificially and irresponsibly impose a centrally-funded equalisation of low-performance for the children of the poor.Fiscal Restructuring will end the current government-funded race to the bottom for all Nigerian children!!

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/ten-reasons-restructure-nigeria/

Walamu:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zL10tWlXl8

chibundu462:
And who is sharing that nonsense up there?

Walamu:
The biggest funders of LGBT are Freemason Sodomites of the OTO Freemasonry who are satanists. Harry Hay was a member of OTO Freemasonry as well as the founder of LGBT and the National Association of Man Boy Love. Aleister Crowley the most wicked man in history, sacrificed hundreds of children to satanic deities, is a member of OTO Freemasonry. The Satan Temple of America is a branch of OTO Freemasonry.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPWHcyeWbok


Atheist pedophile supporters pt. 1 Harry Hay


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_m5LNEoXjA

Walamu:
Knowledge is key to understanding phenomenon.

psucc:
When you demand for too much freedom, you become a slave to the said freedom. Unknowingly, the US has done herself more harm than good in her quest to ensure "freedom" for all

Humchi:
such a myopic and baseless assertion.

You mean we should be contributing money to bring our system to standard?

So what happened to the tax that we pay? The fund gotten by the government through selling of our oils and raw materials?

Mention one developed country that became great in economic, technologies and alot that pass the same procedure that you want us to get into?

The situation of our environment lies on the government whether bad or good.

1. All religions on Earth have had priests and priestesses perform exocisms on humans affected with homosexuality, sodomy, etc, to remove demons from them. This is well documented and widely ignored by mainstream media. Majority of recovering homosexuals admit that there was a spirit working in them that was fighting them while they tried to quit permanently homosexuality.

2. The practice of sodomy is far worst than masturbation, which only involves individual lusting and lost of energy, maybe embarrassment if done in public. But the practice of sodomy takes years off the life, spreads disease, invites demons who are attracted to such dirty activities like all filth draws parasites, bacteria both physical and spiritual. Coprophilia widely practiced by male homosexuals, is the love of feces, usually to the point of consumption.
If the term is revolting, it's intentional. The practice is revolting.


3. Homosexuals connect self identity to being homosexual. That's the same as a rapist or murder, identifying their abomination with who they are as a person. This is proof in itself that an alien force has invaded the human being and is demanding acknowledgement of its existence while still remaining hidden, and burying the true identity of the person inside the degraded condition of homosexuality.

4. Nearly all evil cults have sodomy and pedophilia as their initiation and continuous practice to belong. Nearly all evil cults are sodomites and pedophiles groups. These sodomite pedophile cult groups are behind worldwide child trafficking, drug trafficking, organ trafficking, sex trafficking, pedophile rings, human and child sacrifices and cannibalistic restaurants.

5. All societies that practiced pederasty, homosexual culture, were warring societies that constantly enslaved other peaceful societies because they were too busy wasting their lives to build a peaceful and prosperous society of their own so they invaded others. Homosexual demons seem to drive humans to spread to other lands and peoples until they gain cultural supremacy. All technologies developed by peaceful societies, such as gunpowder, homosexual warring societies of the Western Empire made into weapons of mass destruction. Rape is used as a weapon to spread dissexuality and demons.

6. Homosexuality disconnects humans from other humans. Many become closer to animals and engage in sex with animals. Homosexuals even become cannibals like Jeffery Dahma. But Dahma wasn't the first and isn't the last homosexual driven to cannibalism and evil occultism of human and child sacrifice to gain the souls of others because they have lost their own.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtO5aeh5Jo0


Mental Health problems are demon possession


Well I am going to say there are some people born naturally with I.Q's lower than a 100, which seems to be the functional average at around a 100 where society considers able to support themselves and contribute. So you don't want to mix in people with naturally mental health issues based upon a brain dysfunction, who are harmless I might add, to those who are actually taking into attacking others and harming themselves. There has to be some distinction to make sure no one is mistreated based upon the noble cause of addressing true demonic possession which is dangerous to moral order.