Trump is the Spawn of Satan, and other interesting tidbits
It's time someone said it:
Trump is NOT Hitler. So everyone can just chill.
Trump is merely the Son of Satan.
What? You don't believe me?
Well, I have proof.
WikiLeaks released scores of documents Sunday that reveal that GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is the son of Satan.
Gee. How did the news media miss that?
Oh, so that isn't enough to convince you? Well, how about this?
The US presidential hopeful was apparently caught on camera showing off hand signs associated with the devil while giving his first speech as the 45th President of the United States....
The man behind the conspiracy theory, David Vose, claims Trump’s hand signs are an “open acknowledgement of his secret society affiliation with the Illuminati”.
Explaining his theory on YouTube, he says: “If you care about our future, under the American constitution, our liberty and our rights, as free citizens of the world.
“Then you must acknowledge the confession of Donald Trump by his hand signs.
“The blatant pride he shows in his open acknowledgement of his secret society affiliation with the Illuminati.
It doesn't stop with just Trump. Bannon is even worse.
"Darkness is good. (Former Vice President) Dick Cheney. Darth Vader (a fictional character in the 'Star Wars' universe). Satan. That's power. It only helps us when they get it wrong. When they're blind to who we are and what we're doing," Bannon told THR in an interview at Trump Tower in New York.
You can't deny it. It's right there for all to see.
A Florida pastor who took his 11 year old daughter to see a Donald Trump campaign-style presidential rally said he'd hoped his kid would learn something, but instead witnessed that “demonic activity was palpable.”
So there you have it. It's a simple case of good against Satan himself.
At least that's what Satan wants you to think!
“All you have to do is take a look at Wikileaks, and see what they said about Bernie Sanders and between superdelegates and Deborah Wasserman Schultz,” Trump said, “I was surprised to see him sign on with the devil.”
Wikileaks again, but this time it's DWS.
Wikileaks seems to be in touch with the real konspiracy.
With four days left until the election, some of Donald Trump’s most trusted news sources spent the day flooding Twitter with a theory that a WikiLeaks email proves Hillary Clinton and her campaign are Satanists who participate in witchcraft.
The Drudge Report, the right’s internet firehose, featured as its lead story a headline suggesting that Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta had been involved with occult activities linked to Satanism, complete with a photo of Hillary Clinton raging, arms outstretched, to the skies. Fox News's Sean Hannity tweeted a story from his own website, along with its headline: "LEAKED EMAIL appears to link Clinton Campaign Chairman to bizarre occult ritual"
That sounds perfectly reasonable, especially since the witches are conspiring against Trump.
Donald Trump seems to have invited the wrath of yet another group of people because of his shenanigans. This time they are none other than real-life witches.
We are serious. People who actually practise the occult are planning to do a ‘group hex’ on Donald Trump to get him kicked out of the White House.
Reportedly a mass ritual to defeat Trump and all of his supporters is going to be performed on Friday, February 24th, 2017. The word is being spread using social media and there’s also a Facebook page dedicated to the event.
It's not just the fact that Hillary is a witch. It's a fact that criticising Trump is satanism.
Commenting on the many entities critical of President Donald Trump -- liberals, the media, Hollywood, certain politicians -- Christian Broadcasting Network founder and 700 Club host Pat Robertson said some of the attacks were "satanic," spiritually based, and that some people want to "destroy America."
Pat Robertson, a Baptist minister, said, “There’s a desire on the part of some, and I think it’s satanic, it really is spiritual, to destroy America."
Which makes perfect sense since it's a mortal sin to vote Democratic.
“It is a mortal sin to vote Democrat . . . immediately after death the souls of those who die in a state of mortal sin descend into hell,” the flier said, as reported by the San Diego Union-Tribune...
The message that day specifically mentioned Hillary Clinton, linking her to the famed late community organizer Saul David Alinsky, whom it described as a tool of “Satan” and “the devil.”
And yet, this is mild. If you want to know the real truth.
Religious Right activist and former Colorado state legislator Gordon Klingenschmitt said on a recent episode of his “Pray In Jesus Name” program that Democratic leaders are declaring that “if you don’t serve the devil, you can’t be a good Democrat.”..
“They’re claiming that every Democrat in America must be demon-possessed, as they are, in order to be faithful to the views of their party,” he said. “If you don’t serve the devil, you can’t be a good Democrat. I’m paraphrasing, but that is what they are saying, isn’t it?”
I hope this clears up any confusion you might have.
And Hail Satan!
Comments
I have it on good authority
(500 years of historical depictions of angels in great art) that angels fallen or otherwise have no penises, therefore there is no SON of Satan. At best Trump is masquerading as a delusional faux spawn of Satan. Further proof can be found in Victoria Secret advertisements where angels are women only and famously intoxicatingly vamped out beautiful. I mean if you like that kind of thing. Trump seem to go for that sort of modified body type.
Besides Lucifer giver of light...has much better taste and likely if he could have children would not tolerate such an ugly toad as Precendent Trumplestilskin.
Fascinating in kind of a scary way
It seems like both sides are anxious to demonize the other and associate them with Satan with the strange exception of Bannon who is embracing the dark side? This smacks of more "Greed is good" Gordon Gekkoism which I trace back to Nietzsche and Beyond Good and Evil in which:
from Wiki, but it'll do.
And then there is the substrain of Ayn Rands ripoff objectivism which also promotes the myth of a Supermen who live only for themselves, outside of any ethical constraints of civilization:
The moment I found out that Paul Ryan is an Ayn Rand fan and gave out copies of Atlas Shrugged to his staff, I knew he was a complete fraud and I laugh my head off at the idea that he is the "brains" of the Republican Party.
But where we go in the future with all this demonization based on accusations of fraternizing with the devil is hard to say, when increasing segments of the population deny the existence of any such entity in the first place:
The World's Newest Major Religion: No Religion
I grew up in a secular household and even back then, most of my friends did too. I had three close girlfriends and only one came from a family who regularly attended church on Sunday and we had to await for her return in order to restore the fourth side to our square. The other families, slept in, made waffles, read the paper, etc. This was in Southern California in the sixties.
An oft repeated family anecdote recounts me at the age of three or so, turning on the TV on a Sunday morning in search of Crusader Rabbit and then turning it off in disgust and announcing "Nothing on but God- singing!"
My father for a few years took me to church on Easter as some kind of symbolic reaffirmation of his lapsed Catholisicm, and for a couple years I was excited about my payoff for accompanying him - the traditional Easter get-up of the fussy dress with the scratchy tulle underskirt, little white gloves, a stiff straw hat, a ridiculous little handbag, white ankle socks and black Mary Janes. I must have finally seen myself in a mirror at some point because the Easter ensemble lost its allure and my father gave up his token attendance.
My formal religious training was mostly through watching episodes of Davy and Goliath, supplemented by Bible Story coloring books at the dentists office. BUT, I did have stringent moral training about one's duty to be moral and honorable and to care for one's fellow man. My father took me aside one day when I guess he may have become slightly concerned about raising a child without inculcating concerns or constraints about the wrath of God, and we discussed the 10 Commandments which he summarized for me as one general sin - to never hurt another consciously, which if you think about it pretty much covers all evil, immoral or unethical acts.
IMO, the glue of society is the belief that there are rules and there are laws that govern our behavior, whether they are religious or civil. There is a great imbalance in our moral universe because many of are realizing that the laws of man are applied unjustly or not at all, often depending on one's class or race. We find ourselves in a world and country of Calvinball - the rules are changing constantly and only to the advantage of people who are already advantaged. I can completely understand people who turn to religion in order to obtain some comfort and sense that there is some kind of moral order to the universe when we fail to find it in a secular world.
" “Human kindness has never weakened the stamina or softened the fiber of a free people. A nation does not have to be cruel to be tough.” FDR "
I read that
"Politico suspected in a column in early August that Trump had made a deal with the devil to win the presidential election."
we knew that all along.
"I’m a human being, first and foremost, and as such I’m for whoever and whatever benefits humanity as a whole.” —Malcolm X
I know what god thinks.
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Regardless of the path in life I chose, I realize it's always forward, never straight.
@Pricknick Thanks, I enjoyed that!
Thanks, I enjoyed that!
Psychopathy is not a political position, whether labeled 'conservatism', 'centrism' or 'left'.
A tin labeled 'coffee' may be a can of worms or pathology identified by a lack of empathy/willingness to harm others to achieve personal desires.
Satan would never run for President
Too hard a job.
"You can't just leave those who created the problem in charge of the solution."---Tyree Scott
Wonder what the real Wiccans think about hexing Trump
They may dislike or even detest him as much as everybody else, but they believe in the law of Threefold Return, i.e. whatever you do to someone else - good or bad - comes back at you threefold.
And Wiccans and Satanists detest each other, too, for numerous reasons - not least of which is that Satanism is a de facto Christian heresy, a product of the Middle Ages, while Wicca (allegedly) predates Christianity by thousands of years. Turf wars....
Now, there are lots of people who call themselves "witches", and most of them are just grandstanding for publicity. Same probably goes for "Satanists". It's only safe to do that in a country where you won't be jailed, or worse, for outre' religious beliefs....
There is no justice. There can be no peace.
hexing Trump
I keep trying to hex Trump (A7C08F! FCBC07! D704A0! F8EFA6!) but it never seems to do anything....
"US govt/military = bad. Russian govt/military = bad. Any politician wanting power = bad. Anyone wielding power = bad." --Shahryar
"All power corrupts absolutely!" -- thanatokephaloides
Personally I think that Satan
has an insidious plot to elevate Mike Pence to the presidency so that he will open the gates of Hell.
On to Biden since 1973
"A Humane Word From Satan"
Just dropping off a little classic Twain, which was the main piece of an OT I put together a couple of weeks ago.
If you really want to read one of the most scathing things he wrote about the human race, you have to read his "Letters From The Earth."
It's written from the view of Satan, who is visiting the earth and writing back to his fellow archangels Gabriel and Michael about what he sees. It's blistering with venom for Man's self-satisfaction, immorality and hypocrisy.
It should be noted, he spewed tons of likewise invective, that even today are not well known to the greater public, because he specified it not come out until years after his death, like his autobiography which only came out a few years ago, 100 years after his death.
There's a treasure trove to be sought out of essays and short stories in this vein.
"If I should ever die, God forbid, let this be my epitaph:
THE ONLY PROOF HE NEEDED
FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD
WAS MUSIC"
- Kurt Vonnegut