who needs social distancing when you can just blow your "magical" breath over everyone? the same people whove been hyperventilating about health protocols seem to have completely forgotten them the moment the witch took the stage. mystical immunity, perhaps? > "on the spiritual level, who knows what kind of spirits she was invoking. she styles herself as an indigenous shaman, which is just the pc term for witch. but this is nothing new. for all of human history, prideful elites have been inclined toward the ridiculous occult worship of false gods. the indigenous tribes all did it, the canaanites did it, and even the israelites did it when moses left them to their own devices for five minutes in the desert. the counterparts to shamans and witches are priests and prophets. both groups dress in funny clothing and perform rituals, but the difference is that while shamans cavort with demons, prophets proclaim the truth and, therefore, appear to predict the future. but, as a wise priest once observed, they only predict the future in the derivative sense of warning of the consequences of denying the truth." shamans, witches, and demonsoh my! who needs rational policy-making when you can just summon spirits and engage in occult rituals? makes you wonderdid anyone bring a crystal ball to the economic forecast meeting? > "we know the liberal elites of wef have spread plenty of lies. now theyre dancing around with actual witches. it doesnt take an old testament prophet to know that the consequences are unlikely to be good." prophets of doom or witches of davosits hard to tell which is more absurd. one things for sure: no good ever comes from a room full of people who think a spell or ritual is a valid solution to the worlds problems. if this is the future of global leadership, were in for one wild (and possibly enchanted) ride.
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