“Vampire” literature and other entertainment of this theme is not innocent escapism.
For years there has been a huge supply and thus growing appetite (pun intended) for vampire themed entertainment, especially books, but obviously pushed also on TV and via the movies. For years, too, I have been very concerned about this, since it is not just innocent imaginary escapism. Again, far from being a prude who is against edgy themes, I am warning of a very serious crime that takes place (in addition to the rotting of the minds of those who read this trash, of course).
There are many cultists who drink blood or use it in ceremony or “protective amulet” purposes, and the popularization of vampire literature acts as their “cover.” Deep inside they know that what they are doing is wrong, so by pushing it in the entertainment industry they rationalize that they are being “open” and “honest” that they exist. It’s a kind of technicality mentality, where they substitute a symbol for what is the actual truth and thus feel they are not lying or committing a crime.
By the way, astute readers of my series on “hell, demons and sin” can now recognize each occurrence of sin. First is having the foolish thought that drinking blood is ever an acceptable thing and having that occult belief. The second sin is looking at other humans, again, still in the mind, as being potential cult blood suppliers. The third individual sin is to identify potential useful sources of special blood, such as based on the potential victim’s astrology chart. The fourth individual sin is to actually obtain the blood directly or to induce someone else to sin and to obtain the blood on your behalf. The fifth individual sin is each and every possession of someone else’s blood and each and every “usage” of it. Thus dozens of individual sins are committed with each occurrence of the thought, planning, belief system and execution and usage of another person’s blood for occult purposes.
Blood using cultists have connections in hospitals and other medical care facilities, and are also eager supporters of blood drives. I wish I was joking but I am not. They thus are able to identify people that they think have special blood for their occult purposes, based on the person’s astrology chart, name and other characteristics that make these folks think that the person is someone particular from a so called bogus “past life,” etc. They then “sample” from legitimate blood collection processes. As you can guess, I’m a favorite source. Being someone with long experience in knowing what is normal procedure and what is not, I recognized a long time ago that a tremendous amount of my blood was being drawn relative to the medical procedure’s needs. I put two and two together and thus figured out what was going on when I was doing my undercover exploration of New Age and other beliefs, since they kept being directed to my attention (back when people thought I was a moron who just didn’t realize that the world was filled with ‘aliens,’ ‘reincarnated or old souls,’ ‘indigo children,’ and the pagan pantheon of so called gods and idols). One of the primary people I encountered had a professional connection in the hematology functions of health care and it was not too long for me to figure out the connection. They are obsessed with Mars/Ares (blood, so called god of war, etc) so even Stevie Wonder could have seen this one for what it is and yes indeed, even with my modest IQ, I figured it out.
They like to schedule blood drives and so forth on astrologically significant times, too. They are nothing if not attentive to detail. Ironically, they count blood drives as some of their “good deeds” and being “loving of neighbor” and “charitable,” since, like I said, they have a technicality approach to everything, including their totally sinful and doomed false view of divinity and the cosmos. God frowns on all of this, you know, the real God.
So parents, don’t encourage your kids to be fascinated with vampire culture because you are not only allowing them to waste their minds and souls on bogus and even sinful crap, but you are also enabling an industry that, partly consciously and partly unconsciously, thinks it is providing cover for some really awful witchcraft and occult activities. And for any readers who still have these dreadful mindsets I’m just going to tell you one thing. There simply is no truth to any of what you are doing. If you think you have “seen results” it has only been because of natural reasons, not because of your blood usage or consumption. Don’t send yourselves to eternal damnation for something that is totally bogus in the first place. No one has spiritually significant blood, including me.
Whether you are a Catholic, or even a Christian (nominally, obviously, if you believe in and practice this outrageous activity), this Lent would be a really good time to stop not only the activities but the thoughts associated with vampirism and occult attitudes toward blood, and if you are a Catholic this ought to be high on your Confession list.
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Kindly read every word of this article
I would especially like people who consider themselves experts in the following areas: race relationships and civil rights, colonialism, the "failings" of organized religion, the "glories" of multi-cultural and paganistic "new age" beliefs. Humans have a brokenness that cannot be blamed on churches, society or a particular race. Here is what happens when witchcraft runs amok and infects several countries.
I would also like those of you who favor a slippery slope in the purchasing of body parts for transplants to read this article carefully and think about it. Do you really want to "live longer" if your life was bought by someone who used a machete to kill a baby and use his body parts? The membrane between the two scenarios is actually quite thin.
I would also like you morons who love "vampire fiction" and worse, let your children read it, think about this. Again, you are not much removed from running around with that machete in your hands. And that includes nut jobs like a certain actress who used to wear a "blood vial" around her neck along with her husband. You are encouraging that very mindset of commodity and supernatural body parts, rather than raising the kids to be sane and have faith in a mainstream genuine faith. Read every word of this article and try to imagine what it is like to have three countries worth of psychotics wanting to cut your babies (and you) into body parts for magic. Try not to be a literature or celebrity "poster child" for this "mindset."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7730193.stm
Mothers hacked in albino attacks
Two mothers in western Tanzania have been attacked by gangs who were after their children who have albinism.
The women were hacked with machetes when the attackers failed to find the two children.
Albinos have been targeted in a series of killings around the country due to a belief their body parts can make magic potions more effective.
At least 30 people with albinism have been killed since March, including a seven-month old baby.
On Wednesday, attackers forced a woman to take them to her home, looking for her nine-year-old daughter in Kibondo District, close to the Burundi border.
The girl was not in the house and so the men attacked the mother.
In the second attack, a gang of four men broke into a house at the Lugufu camp in Kigoma, which hosts refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, looking for a child with albinism.
The child, aged two, escaped kidnap after falling under the bed unnoticed.
The women are undergoing treatment for their injuries.
High prevalence
On Thursday, police in south-western Tanzania arrested a man who was attempting to sell his albino wife to Congolese traders.
The BBC's Vicky Ntetema in Dar es Salaam says the attacks appear to have spread from north-western Tanzania, where they were first reported.
The attacks also suggest that there is interest in albino body parts from the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi, our correspondent says.
The Kigoma regional police commander said the attackers had fled and a manhunt was underway.
The attacks on albinos have been linked to witchdoctors who are peddling the belief that potions made from an albino's legs, hair, hands, and blood can make a person rich.
President Jakaya Kikwete ordered a police crackdown on those involved in the killings in March, and 170 witchdoctors have since been arrested.
But BBC investigations suggest that some police are being "bought off" in order to look away when such crimes are committed.
The prevalence of albinism in Tanzania appears to be high and the Albino Association of Tanzania says the actual number of albinos could be as high as 173,000.
A census is now underway to verify the figures.
I would also like those of you who favor a slippery slope in the purchasing of body parts for transplants to read this article carefully and think about it. Do you really want to "live longer" if your life was bought by someone who used a machete to kill a baby and use his body parts? The membrane between the two scenarios is actually quite thin.
I would also like you morons who love "vampire fiction" and worse, let your children read it, think about this. Again, you are not much removed from running around with that machete in your hands. And that includes nut jobs like a certain actress who used to wear a "blood vial" around her neck along with her husband. You are encouraging that very mindset of commodity and supernatural body parts, rather than raising the kids to be sane and have faith in a mainstream genuine faith. Read every word of this article and try to imagine what it is like to have three countries worth of psychotics wanting to cut your babies (and you) into body parts for magic. Try not to be a literature or celebrity "poster child" for this "mindset."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7730193.stm
Mothers hacked in albino attacks
Two mothers in western Tanzania have been attacked by gangs who were after their children who have albinism.
The women were hacked with machetes when the attackers failed to find the two children.
Albinos have been targeted in a series of killings around the country due to a belief their body parts can make magic potions more effective.
At least 30 people with albinism have been killed since March, including a seven-month old baby.
On Wednesday, attackers forced a woman to take them to her home, looking for her nine-year-old daughter in Kibondo District, close to the Burundi border.
The girl was not in the house and so the men attacked the mother.
In the second attack, a gang of four men broke into a house at the Lugufu camp in Kigoma, which hosts refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, looking for a child with albinism.
The child, aged two, escaped kidnap after falling under the bed unnoticed.
The women are undergoing treatment for their injuries.
High prevalence
On Thursday, police in south-western Tanzania arrested a man who was attempting to sell his albino wife to Congolese traders.
The BBC's Vicky Ntetema in Dar es Salaam says the attacks appear to have spread from north-western Tanzania, where they were first reported.
The attacks also suggest that there is interest in albino body parts from the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi, our correspondent says.
The Kigoma regional police commander said the attackers had fled and a manhunt was underway.
The attacks on albinos have been linked to witchdoctors who are peddling the belief that potions made from an albino's legs, hair, hands, and blood can make a person rich.
President Jakaya Kikwete ordered a police crackdown on those involved in the killings in March, and 170 witchdoctors have since been arrested.
But BBC investigations suggest that some police are being "bought off" in order to look away when such crimes are committed.
The prevalence of albinism in Tanzania appears to be high and the Albino Association of Tanzania says the actual number of albinos could be as high as 173,000.
A census is now underway to verify the figures.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Albino murder and body parts use regional problem
Here is an article explaining that albinos are hunted "on the hoof in the streets" by those who sell their body parts for witchcraft, and so it is a regional problem crossing country lines. People, you have to take this seriously. First of all the USA is not so far from this mindset when people look to buy body organs from countries who take them from prisoners. Second, new agers love to "push" the "traditional beliefs" of ancient pagan times, and this is what one is in danger of opening up when you do so.
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/posted/archive/2008/10/21/burundi-s-albinos-flee-sorcerers-and-organ-traders.aspx
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Albinos in the country of Burundi in eastern Africa are in danger and seeking refuge in an official's safehouse, Agence France-Presse reports today.
In recent weeks, Ruyigi province has seen a gruesome string of murders and mutilations of albinos, whose body parts are sold to witch doctors.
For background information, the Twa, Tutsi, and Hutu tribes have occupied Burundi since the country's formation five centuries ago. Germany and Belgium occupied the region at the beginning of the 20th century, and Burundi and Rwanda became a European colony known as Ruanda-Urundi. While it remains a tribal culture, the Europeans did make an impact as 62% of Burundians are considered Roman Catholic, 8-10% are Muslims and the rest follow indigenous beliefs and other Christian denominations. Witchcraft is still highly prevalent.
"People say that the body parts taken from albinos are sold in Tanzania. They put them on gold mines and that brings the gold to the surface, then you just need to collect it," Richard Ciza, a 19-year-old albino, said, fear evident in his pale blue eyes.
More from AFP:
"Some fishermen also use the parts to bait large fish they think have gold in their bellies."
Still in shock, Ciza spoke to AFP from the safety of Ruyigi province chief prosecutor Nicodeme Gahimbare's personal residence.
The official's home has been turned into an albino safehouse, surrounded by a three metre wall, where some 25 albinos from the all over the region have taken shelter.
"We held a crisis meeting with the administration, the police, local MPs and people representing the albinos... We've decided to gather all 45 known albinos in Ruyigi to guarantee their security," Gahimbare said.
On Sept. 22, a 16-year-old albino girl by the name of Spes was attacked in her village of Nyabitsinda.
She was dismembered and her body parts disappeared. A few days later, it was the turn of a man in the village of Bweru. Officials have reported two other recent murders in other parts of the country.
Police have established that the limbs, organs and blood of the albinos were smuggled into neighbouring Tanzania and sold to local sorcerers who use them to concoct lucky charms.
Northern Tanzania has been plagued by grisly incidents involving witchcraft. The phenomenon has reached such proportions that the country's president has had to launch a special protection program.
Demand is such in Tanzania that albinos across the region now feel threatened.
Albinos in Ruyigi province, where witchcraft is deeply entrenched, are more at risk than others.
Ephrem, an eight-year-old boy from Nyabitsinda, walked for more than 10 kilometres with his father to reach the prosecutor's safe house in Ruyigi town.
"Just because of their skin colour, they are being hunted on the grounds that have a commercial value in the eyes of some people," said his father Protais Muzoya, a father of 10, two of them albinos.
"Not very far from our home, some criminals killed a young girl who looks like my children. They cut her arms off and collected all her blood and I'm very scared for my children," he said, holding his son's hand.
As the worried father recounted the girl's death, a car pulled up in front of them to offer a lift to Ruyigi but Ephrem panicked, kicking and screaming, refusing to get into the stranger's vehicle.
"My son is in a constant state of terror since he heard what happened. When he walks in the street, some people say things like 'Our fortune goes by'," said Protais, politely turning down the perplexed driver's offer.
The handful of albinos in the region have had to close ranks and often exchange stories and survival tips.
Albinism is a congenital lack of the melamin pigment in the skin, eyes and hair which protects from the sun's ultraviolet rays. Albinos are vulnerable to medical complications and social discrimination in Africa.
But while they once had to hide only from the sun and jeers, albinos in Tanzania and Burundi are now running away from a more macabre menace.
"The threat against albinos is very real. Richard Ciza for example was chased by four murderers armed with rifles and had to hide in the forest for two days," Gahimbare said.
"These people say they can earn 600 million Tanzanian shillings [US$500,000] from the body of one albino," he said.
"The fate of albinos should become a national preoccupation because it has spread far beyond the borders of our province. What is happening is terrifying because albinos are now looked upon as a commercial good."
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/posted/archive/2008/10/21/burundi-s-albinos-flee-sorcerers-and-organ-traders.aspx
snip
Albinos in the country of Burundi in eastern Africa are in danger and seeking refuge in an official's safehouse, Agence France-Presse reports today.
In recent weeks, Ruyigi province has seen a gruesome string of murders and mutilations of albinos, whose body parts are sold to witch doctors.
For background information, the Twa, Tutsi, and Hutu tribes have occupied Burundi since the country's formation five centuries ago. Germany and Belgium occupied the region at the beginning of the 20th century, and Burundi and Rwanda became a European colony known as Ruanda-Urundi. While it remains a tribal culture, the Europeans did make an impact as 62% of Burundians are considered Roman Catholic, 8-10% are Muslims and the rest follow indigenous beliefs and other Christian denominations. Witchcraft is still highly prevalent.
"People say that the body parts taken from albinos are sold in Tanzania. They put them on gold mines and that brings the gold to the surface, then you just need to collect it," Richard Ciza, a 19-year-old albino, said, fear evident in his pale blue eyes.
More from AFP:
"Some fishermen also use the parts to bait large fish they think have gold in their bellies."
Still in shock, Ciza spoke to AFP from the safety of Ruyigi province chief prosecutor Nicodeme Gahimbare's personal residence.
The official's home has been turned into an albino safehouse, surrounded by a three metre wall, where some 25 albinos from the all over the region have taken shelter.
"We held a crisis meeting with the administration, the police, local MPs and people representing the albinos... We've decided to gather all 45 known albinos in Ruyigi to guarantee their security," Gahimbare said.
On Sept. 22, a 16-year-old albino girl by the name of Spes was attacked in her village of Nyabitsinda.
She was dismembered and her body parts disappeared. A few days later, it was the turn of a man in the village of Bweru. Officials have reported two other recent murders in other parts of the country.
Police have established that the limbs, organs and blood of the albinos were smuggled into neighbouring Tanzania and sold to local sorcerers who use them to concoct lucky charms.
Northern Tanzania has been plagued by grisly incidents involving witchcraft. The phenomenon has reached such proportions that the country's president has had to launch a special protection program.
Demand is such in Tanzania that albinos across the region now feel threatened.
Albinos in Ruyigi province, where witchcraft is deeply entrenched, are more at risk than others.
Ephrem, an eight-year-old boy from Nyabitsinda, walked for more than 10 kilometres with his father to reach the prosecutor's safe house in Ruyigi town.
"Just because of their skin colour, they are being hunted on the grounds that have a commercial value in the eyes of some people," said his father Protais Muzoya, a father of 10, two of them albinos.
"Not very far from our home, some criminals killed a young girl who looks like my children. They cut her arms off and collected all her blood and I'm very scared for my children," he said, holding his son's hand.
As the worried father recounted the girl's death, a car pulled up in front of them to offer a lift to Ruyigi but Ephrem panicked, kicking and screaming, refusing to get into the stranger's vehicle.
"My son is in a constant state of terror since he heard what happened. When he walks in the street, some people say things like 'Our fortune goes by'," said Protais, politely turning down the perplexed driver's offer.
The handful of albinos in the region have had to close ranks and often exchange stories and survival tips.
Albinism is a congenital lack of the melamin pigment in the skin, eyes and hair which protects from the sun's ultraviolet rays. Albinos are vulnerable to medical complications and social discrimination in Africa.
But while they once had to hide only from the sun and jeers, albinos in Tanzania and Burundi are now running away from a more macabre menace.
"The threat against albinos is very real. Richard Ciza for example was chased by four murderers armed with rifles and had to hide in the forest for two days," Gahimbare said.
"These people say they can earn 600 million Tanzanian shillings [US$500,000] from the body of one albino," he said.
"The fate of albinos should become a national preoccupation because it has spread far beyond the borders of our province. What is happening is terrifying because albinos are now looked upon as a commercial good."
Albinos killed in Tanzania for witchcraft body parts
Just when one would think that humans cannot sink any lower, there they go again.
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5inzrNvmUa17YD9kzQWgl4MPZUHnw
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DAR ES SALAAM (AFP) — Attackers murdered and mutilated a Tanzanian albino girl who became the latest victim of gangs who sell body parts as lucky charms to sorcerers.
Local councillor Joseph Manyara said that 10-year-old Esther Charles was killed on Sunday in the village of Shilela, in the western Shinyanga region.
She died just hours after President Jakaya Kikwete called for an intensified crackdown saying the killing of albinos has "stained the country's good image."
"It is utterly stupid for some people to believe that albinos have magic powers and their parts can make them rich," he told a rally organised by the Tanzania Albino Society (TAS).
"People should be provided with education to understand that it is only through hard working that they can prosper in life and not through selling albinos' body parts."
Another gang on Saturday cut off 28-year-old albino Mariam Stanford's hand, leaving the other hand dangling, western Kagera area police commander Selemani Miranzi said. The woman survived but has been admitted in hospital.
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Discrimination against albinos is endemic in sub-Saharan Africa, but in Tanzania, it has taken a twist with victims, including children, killed or mutilated.
Witch doctors believe that albinos have magical powers to bring fortune.
At least 26 other albinos, mostly women and children, have been killed in different parts of the east African country over the past year.
In 2007, police reported several cases of people exhuming the bodies of infants to remove organs, in many cases the genitals and eyes, to make potions used in rituals.
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According to press reports, albino skin is also in demand in the Democratic Republic of Congo, another troubled African nation where superstition is high.
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Wow, those poor witches. I mean, it must be really difficult to work your spells when you have a shortage of "albino skin" and have run out of dead baby eyeballs and genitals for your key chains.
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5inzrNvmUa17YD9kzQWgl4MPZUHnw
snip
DAR ES SALAAM (AFP) — Attackers murdered and mutilated a Tanzanian albino girl who became the latest victim of gangs who sell body parts as lucky charms to sorcerers.
Local councillor Joseph Manyara said that 10-year-old Esther Charles was killed on Sunday in the village of Shilela, in the western Shinyanga region.
She died just hours after President Jakaya Kikwete called for an intensified crackdown saying the killing of albinos has "stained the country's good image."
"It is utterly stupid for some people to believe that albinos have magic powers and their parts can make them rich," he told a rally organised by the Tanzania Albino Society (TAS).
"People should be provided with education to understand that it is only through hard working that they can prosper in life and not through selling albinos' body parts."
Another gang on Saturday cut off 28-year-old albino Mariam Stanford's hand, leaving the other hand dangling, western Kagera area police commander Selemani Miranzi said. The woman survived but has been admitted in hospital.
snip
Discrimination against albinos is endemic in sub-Saharan Africa, but in Tanzania, it has taken a twist with victims, including children, killed or mutilated.
Witch doctors believe that albinos have magical powers to bring fortune.
At least 26 other albinos, mostly women and children, have been killed in different parts of the east African country over the past year.
In 2007, police reported several cases of people exhuming the bodies of infants to remove organs, in many cases the genitals and eyes, to make potions used in rituals.
snip
According to press reports, albino skin is also in demand in the Democratic Republic of Congo, another troubled African nation where superstition is high.
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Wow, those poor witches. I mean, it must be really difficult to work your spells when you have a shortage of "albino skin" and have run out of dead baby eyeballs and genitals for your key chains.
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