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Anonymous ID: c00ca8 Dec. 14, 2023, 5:24 a.m. No.20072926   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3001 >>3003 >>3333 >>3420 >>3422

Seems to check out: Ian Vandaelle

 

https://financialpost.com/author/ivandaellepostmedia-com - posts stopped Nov 10 2023

 

https://x.com/StephHughes95/status/1732183860937416787

 

https://news.snbc13.com/ian-vandaelle-business-journalist-died-at-33-stephanie-hughes-mourns-his-death-obituary

 

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Anonymous ID: c00ca8 Dec. 14, 2023, 5:34 a.m. No.20072995   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3010 >>3011 >>3399

Outraged parents and church leaders criticize new Satanic Temple after-school club due to start at an elementary school in January saying: 'Satan has no room in this district'

 

  • The Satanic Temple is set to host an after-school club at a Tennessee school

 

  • Parents and local leaders are furious that it has been allowed to go ahead

 

  • But the school district says the Satanic Temple has the right to host events

 

>hey teachers, leave our kids alone

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12863159/satanic-temple-school-club-parents-tennessee-elementary-school.html

 

Parents and local leaders are outraged that a new Satanic Temple after-school club is set to start running sessions at a Tennessee elementary school in January.

 

The Satanic Temple is set to host an after-school club at Chimneyrock Elementary School in Cordova, just outside Memphis, in January. A flyer about the club says the Satanic Temple is a non-theistic religion that views Satan 'as a literary figure who represents a metaphorical construct of rejecting tyranny and championing the human mind and spirit.'

 

It called on elementary school-aged children to 'have fun at after school Satan club.'

 

It says it does not attempt to convert children to any religious ideology, but offers activities that 'emphasize a scientific, rationalistic, non-superstitious worldview.' Memphis-Shelby County Schools, the school district in charge of Chimneyrock, said in a statement that the district would rent out the space to the organization per its policy.

 

'As a public school district, we´re committed to upholding the principles of the First Amendment, which guarantees equal access to all non-profit organizations seeking to use our facilities after school hours,' the statement read.

 

'This means we cannot approve or deny an organization's request based solely on its viewpoints or beliefs.'

 

But parents and local religious leaders were furious with the school district for allowing the event to take place at the school.

 

'Satan has no room in this district,' said MSCS school board chair Althea Greene, who is also a pastor, as she quoted scripture.

 

Bill Adkins, a pastor at nearby Greater Imani Church, said he believes in the First Amendment, but his 'liberality is being challenged.'