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Uploaded by on Dec 5, 2006

Loomis of Deathwish Industries has pieced together interviews of witches in the 80s. It will make you want to be a witch!www.deathwishindustries.com

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  • There is no such thing as witches. They have always been a myth. The word witch has always been used to describe a practitioner of the religion from the tribe over the next hill. No tribal shaman ever considered themselves to be a witch.

    Modern "witchcraft" derives its ideas from the theosophical movement, which may have been satanically inspired. So these self-identified modern witches may not intend to worship satan, but they may indeed be deceived by satan.

  • Fake ass witches

  • @Millielake  you are smart. a Catholic priest said WIccans and Pagans are not Satanist they are just Old Fashioned

  • @lolabunny41378  Amen

  • "Ahhh, but did the anglo saxons not also build bridges out of stone?"

  • @Lunarflowers109 THANK YOU! witches arent satanist at all!! satanists are satanist...witches/wiccans are witches/wiccans. Glad to know that someone knows something around here ^_^

  • cool :o)

  • They seem more like hippies than witches . . .

  • Omg not all witch's are santanests Wiccan's are just like other people.

  • HAIL UMPOO POO CAST YOUR STANK ON THE ground....HA!

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