>>4011993

Your experience really puts into perspective what the cabal/DS are doing when they invoke demons… not for the purpose of fighting them, of course, but for 'talking about business'.

Demon: "I'll make sure you keep your senate seat. The price: 15 children sacrificed to me on the next full moon."

Senator: "Deal!"

The Goetia is well worth an anon's read. Goes into the all the details of how the cabal summon their allies from beyond the veil.

Also, your experience shows why the cabal hate Jesus Christ and are scared shitless of the Lord.

>>4012024

"You will cast demons out and command legions of angels."

Not disagreeing with anything you wrote, but the sentence I highlighted contains the idea that got so many of the cabal critters started down the path of satanic ritual.

They believed that, as humans made in God's image, they were empowered to treat the fallen angels as their lap-dogs; that demons could be commanded to do their bidding at no real cost.

Once they got into the mechanics of summoning demons and requesting favors, however, they found it was a bloody business and that, indeed, there is a big price to pay.

They tell themselves that divine retribution can be put off indefinitely by manipulating the reincarnation process, but this is like kidding yourself that you can safely store nuclear waste for hundreds of years without a catastrophe.

>>4012310

In the early 19th century, it was commonplace in China for pastors and Bible study leaders to be tied to a post and slowly filleted to death using knives that were kept re-hot on a camp fire.

The introduction of Communism to China only added more ideological fuel to the fire.

The commies pulled off protests all across Europe back in 1848.

It looks like patriots are going to pull off the same thing in 2018.

Way to go Parisiens!

a little historical irony here as the protesters throw all sorts of shit in the middle of the square to stop the cops' advance.

This is exactly what the people of Hanoi did to the French army in 1946-47. The scene is really similar.

These France protests look like a laid-back version of Tiananmen Square

Protesters in Paris just set something on fire. Couldn't tell what it was though.

Their mobile barricade is pretty impressive.

>>4012542

right here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wgxCPZKdSc

funny, I don't see any muzzies out protesting against Macron

>>4012559

Scholars believe the Kaifeng Jewish community was founded in the 8th or 9th century by Persian and Iraqi Jewish traders along the Silk Road. At its height, during the Ming Dynasty, from the 14th to 17th centuries, it numbered some 5,000 strong, with a synagogue, rabbi, educational institutions and a cemetery.

Over time, intermarriage and conversion to both Islam and Christianity weakened the community, and by the mid-19th century the formal group had largely disappeared, although descendants of the Jewish families, identifiable by surnames granted in the middle ages, retained some Jewish identity and customs.

sauce: https://www.timesofisrael.com/chinese-authorities-crack-down-on-tiny-jewish-community/

>>4012571

The bank runs haven't even started yet. These people are getting the party started early.

Paris riots picking up

Police retreating under a barrage of glass bottles and I dunno what else

"Vaccines are poison"

and "Down with Monstanto"

are a couple of the messages I see on banners at the Paris riots.

This is about more than just fuel taxes.

Just like America in 1776 was about a lot more than stamp taxes and tea taxes.