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Hearse Borne
21/11/2023 11:15
Hearse Borne
Just what witchcraft is has long been a subject of debate. The image in most people’s minds is of a woman being burned at the stake. However, what’s needed for a bonfire are faggots, a term for homosexuals, who’re notoriously interested in impaling, for example,...
God Ribs Satan
21/11/2023 11:15
God Ribs Satan
The most curious event in the Old Testament of the Bible, that is, the history and law of the Jews, which is their Talmud and Torah, is the creation by the creator, God, of the woman Eve, from the side of the first man created by God, Adam. Moreover, according...
Witches Dissolve in Water
21/11/2023 11:14
Witches Dissolve in Water
A bizarre belief is that witches melt in the rain, so it’s necessary to have an umbrella. A concomitant is the belief that witches float, so they can be burnt alive in the midst of a pile of logs, while tied to a stake of wood, if they won’t succumb to the...
Viraland Virus
21/11/2023 11:13
Viraland Virus
Amongst the English, homosexuality is associated with fairies. Much literature has been written on the subject, so it seems insulting to the fantasy genre. Edmund Spenser’s poem, ‘The Faerie Queene’ (1590-96), written for Queen Elizabeth I, for example, and Lord Dunsany’s...
Shekinah Cloud
21/11/2023 11:13
Shekinah Cloud
The Shekinah, as described in the Old Testament of the Bible, that is, the Torah and Talmud, which is the history and law of the Jews, is ‘the feminine spirit of God’ dwelling in the tent of the tabernacle, during the Jews’ exodus from slavery to...
Two Mushroom
21/11/2023 11:12
Two Mushroom
Mushrooms with rotten stalks are invariably suffering from a disease, stipe. In human terms, stipe corresponds to AIDS, that is, if the penis is conceived as a mushroom, the stalk is made rotten by the mutant variant of the simian immune deficiency virus (SIV) first...
Jesus the Perfect Robot
21/11/2023 11:11
Jesus the Perfect Robot
During the reign of the Roman Emperor Tiberius Caesar Augustus (14-37 C.E.) Jesus ’Christ’, ’the chosen’, was a practitioner of civil disobedience in Palestine, where the Roman Empire was the occupying authority against the will of the Jewish people, who’d lived there...
Third Leg
21/11/2023 11:10
Third Leg
The riddle of the Sphinx, who is a plague on the city of Thebes, Egypt, in the play Oedipus Rex (c. 429 B.C.) by the foremost dramatist of ancient Greece, Sophocles, is ‘What goes on four legs in the morning, two in the afternoon, and three in the evening?’...
Jesus is a Sinner to the Jews
21/11/2023 11:09
Jesus is a Sinner to the Jews
The Jewish ‘place of worship’ is a Synagogue, while ‘demagogue’ in the English language is the appeal to ordinary people that a persuasive orator has, that is, a Christian church is where sinners go to hear an oration, which has as its goal the...
Submit
21/11/2023 11:08
Submit
Most writers recollect being told to struggle and starve. Being a starving writer struggling to survive is almost proverbial. So much so that, for the computer age, it’s the equivalent of a program, which as early as the eleventh century, when it was written of as ‘trance’ in 1027 by...
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