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Originally posted by Magonsdaughter:

That show would have to be the stupidist, most puerile load of crap on tv. Glad it has been cancelled.

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So you agree with Charlie that the jew writers and producers are maggots?

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Niki:
Dammit DT, there you went and encouraged him!

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Originally posted by dreamtrove:
I think he's on drugs.

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The Alex Jones Show, a daily talk show that airs on 63 stations nationwide. Jones draws a bigger audience online than Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck combined.
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/talk-radios-alex-jones-the-m
ost-paranoid-man-in-america-20110302?page=1
http://www.infowars.com/rolling-stone-on-alex-jones-most-paranoid-man-
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A coven of real-life warlocks are BOILING at Charlie Sheen -- claiming the actor's constant use of the W-word is disrespectful to the entire male-witch community ... TMZ has learned.

After Sheen declared himself a "Vatican assassin warlock" during a radio interview last week ... an actual, practicing warlock from Salem's Coven of the Raven Moon in Salem, Massachusetts told us he's "fuming" over the statement because it's a "blatant offense against our ways."

The warlock -- named Christian Day (pictured above) -- tells us he plans to take action against the actor ... not legal action -- but magical action.

Day explains, "I am going to magically bind Mr. Sheen, not to harm him, but to simply prevent him from using this word in such a negative manner in the future."

http://www.tmz.com/2011/03/02/charlie-sheen-offends-warlocks-christian
-day-coven-fuming-magically-bind-sunday-warrior-magic-salem-raven-moon/

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Brooke Mueller didn't send the anti-Semitic text on Charlie Sheen's phone to herself says Paris Hilton
http://www.tmz.com/2011/03/02/brooke-mueller-charlie-sheen-anti-semiti
c-text-mark-burg-paris-hilton-reality-show/

Mrs ex Charlie Sheen Claims Charlie Sheen Sent Anti-Semitic Text
The text was quoted in Brooke's declaration in support of her request for a restraining order.
http://www.tmz.com/2011/02/28/charlie-sheen-kids-taken-away-custody-br
ooke-mueller-nanny-restraining-order-mark-berg-anti-semitic/

Mark Burg tells TMZ, "Charlie Sheen's ex-publicist, Stan Rosenfield, is Jewish. Charlie Sheen's entertainment attorney, Jake Bloom, is Jewish. Charlie Sheen's litigation attorney, Marty Singer, is Jewish. Charlie Sheen's divorce attorney, Mark Gross, is Jewish. I've known him for 13 years. I don't believe that he actually sent that text." And Burg adds, "For the record, since Brooke Mueller is Jewish that would make Charlie Sheen's two sons also Jewish."

TMZ has obtained the restraining order Brooke Mueller got against Charlie Sheen ... which led to his children being removed last night -- among the most incendiary allegations ... that he wanted some of his associates killed.

According to the docs, Charlie allegedly told Brooke he wanted her to give him back $20,000 a month in child support payments -- "untraceable cash to knock off a few people because the people I hate violently are going to get severely punished."

As for Charlie threatening to cut Brooke's head off and put it in a box -- something we reported last night -- Charlie allegedly said, "If you are having this conversation taped, then consider it done.

Brooke also claims -- referring to the Aspen blowout in December, 2009, which led to the domestic violence case against Charlie -- "I should have killed you when I had the chance!"

"I must execute mark b like the stoopid jew pig that he is."
-Mrs ex Charlie Sheen

Brooke says while they were in the Bahamas last week, Charlie blurted out, "I'm untouchable! I'm Charlie Sheen! I'm more famous than Obama!"

http://www.tmz.com/2011/03/02/charlie-sheen-restraining-order-document
s-brooke-mueller-child-custody-twins-bob-max-drugs-rehab-treatment/

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"Shit's gettin way too complicated for me. There are white folks, and then there are ignorant mutherfuckers like you! You can put lipstick on a pig. Sorry ass mutherfucker's got nuttin on me. I inhaled frequently - that was the point. Pot helped, and booze. A little blow when you could afford it. Junkie, pothead. That's where I'd been headed. You ain't my bitch nigger, git your own damn fries!"
-Barack Hussein Obama Soetoro, Dreams From My Father, MP3:
http://www.archive.org/details/ObamaInauguralMashup/


Obama's in charge of growing Earth's opium supply, so he gets the best shit

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Originally posted by Bytemite:
A warlock is not a male witch. They can be male or female, and were considered traitors practicing a particularly nasty brand of the dark arts. In fact, the word means "traitor."

The male form of witch is "wizard."

It's become popular terminology nowadays, but them getting the etymology wrong just kinda bugs me.

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Originally posted by Bytemite:
I've actually read a few stories about the witch/druid thing, and it seemed plausible, though I was never sure if that was a reimagining of the history or not, because I wasn't sure if the rest of the story was all that accurate either.

I could see it working that way.

The way I've always thought of it was the druids were kinda religious policy makers managing resources and interpreting the omens they could read in the natural environment, whereas the witches were the folklore and practicioner angle. Which is not too different from the roles you're saying they had.

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Wicker, mid-14c., "wickerwork," from a Scandinavian source (cf. M.Swed. viker "willow branch") akin to O.N. vikja "to move, turn," Swed. vika "to bend," and related to O.E. wican "to give way, yield" (see weak). The notion is of pliant twigs.

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Witch

O.E. wicce "female magician, sorceress," in later use especially "a woman supposed to have dealings with the devil or evil spirits and to be able by their cooperation to perform supernatural acts," fem. of O.E. wicca "sorcerer, wizard, man who practices witchcraft or magic," from verb wiccian "to practice witchcraft" (cf. Low Ger. wikken, wicken "to use witchcraft," wikker, wicker "soothsayer"). OED says of uncertain origin; Liberman says "None of the proposed etymologies of witch is free from phonetic or semantic difficulties." Klein suggests connection with O.E. wigle "divination," and wig, wih "idol." Watkins says the nouns represent a P.Gmc. *wikkjaz "necromancer" (one who wakes the dead), from PIE *weg-yo-, from *weg- "to be strong, be lively." That wicce once had a more specific sense than the later general one of "female magician, sorceress" perhaps is suggested by the presence of other words in O.E. describing more specific kinds of magical craft. In the Laws of Ælfred (c.890), witchcraft was specifically singled out as a woman's craft, whose practitioners were not to be suffered to live among the W. Saxons:

Ða fæmnan þe gewuniað onfon gealdorcræftigan & scinlæcan & wiccan, ne læt þu ða libban."

The other two words combined with it here are gealdricge, a woman who practices "incantations," and scinlæce "female wizard, woman magician," from a root meaning "phantom, evil spirit." Another word that appears in the Anglo-Saxon laws is lyblæca "wizard, sorcerer," but with suggestions of skill in the use of drugs, since the root of the word is lybb "drug, poison, charm." Lybbestre was a fem. word meaning "sorceress," and lybcorn was the name of a certain medicinal seed (perhaps wild saffron). Weekly notes possible connection to Gothic weihs "holy" and Ger. weihan "consecrate," and writes, "the priests of a suppressed religion naturally become magicians to its successors or opponents." In Anglo-Saxon glossaries, wicca renders L. augur (c.1100), and wicce stands for "pythoness, divinatricem." In the "Three Kings of Cologne" (c.1400) wicca translates Magi:

Þe paynyms ... cleped þe iij kyngis Magos, þat is to seye wicchis.

The glossary translates L. necromantia ("demonum invocatio") with galdre, wiccecræft. The Anglo-Saxon poem called "Men's Crafts" has wiccræft, which appears to be the same word, and by its context means "skill with horses." In a c.1250 translation of "Exodus," witches is used of the Egyptian midwives who save the newborn sons of the Hebrews: "Ðe wicches hidden hem for-ðan, Biforen pharaun nolden he ben." Witch in ref. to a man survived in dialect into 20c., but the fem. form was so dominant by 1601 that men-witches or he-witch began to be used. Extended sense of "young woman or girl of bewitching aspect or manners" is first recorded 1740. Witch doctor is from 1718; applied to African magicians from 1836.

At this day it is indifferent to say in the English tongue, 'she is a witch,' or 'she is a wise woman.' [Reginald Scot, "The Discoverie of Witchcraft," 1584]

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Originally posted by dreamtrove:

Sorry John, we strayed far off topic.

I get the conspiracy theory. Charlie is a truther, so they sink Charlier. Tom is a Scientologist, he's anti-drug, so they sink Tom.

So, we're hearing about Charlie Sheen, just like we heard about Mel Gibson, because *now* the media wants rid of him.

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Originally posted by RionaEire:
Scientologists, like anyone, should be able to practice their religeon as they choose, as long as no one is being physically hurt etc. in the process.

"A completely coherant River means writers don't deliver" KatTaya

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Originally posted by Bytemite:
Frem: interesting about warlocks. Honestly I don't believe there are "dark arts" either way, but I could see how they might just be people who got a bad rap from the mainstream witches and druids at the time.

I'm also slightly amused and not too surprised to see you defending them, considering you practice the shadow side of a different religion.

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Classification based on Vajrayana scriptures and commentaries

The tantric scriptures and its commentaries provide three strategies to discuss the theoretical nature of Vajrayana Buddhism:

1. Vajrayana as a subset of Mahayana Buddhism
2. Vajrayana as a fruitional or advanced vehicle (where Mahayana is a prelude to Vajrayana)
3. Vajrayana as the sorcerer’s discipline (vidyadharasamvara)

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In more recent definitions, which base themselves on the terms' origins amongst Indian Tantra, the Right-Hand Path, or RHP, is seen as a definition for those magical groups which follow specific ethical codes and adopt social convention, whilst the Left-Hand Path adopts the opposite attitude, espousing the breaking of taboo and the abandoning of set morality. Some contemporary occultists have stressed that both paths can be followed by a magical practitioner, as essentially they have the same goals.

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They often question religious or moral dogma, instead adhering to forms of personal anarchism.

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"Just got invited to do the Nancy Grace show... I'd rather go on a long road trip with Chuck Lorre in a '75 Pacer...."
-Charlie Sheen
http://twitter.com/charliesheen

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