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Below are the 4 most recent journal entries recorded in pnukkles' LiveJournal:

    Monday, May 7th, 2007
    6:37 pm
    Neo-Paganism: What You Need to Know

    If you are new to Neo-Paganism or magik, or if you are just interested in finding out about Paganism and magik, this page here to help provide basic information on modern Neo-Pagan religions and magik. The information here will give you a basic understanding of Neo-Paganism and help direct you to fairly easy away from a society destroying set of religions, and a vehicle for vicious personal politics.

    What is Paganism?

    One important thing to remember is that Paganism isn't a religion any more than Monotheism is a religion. Both Paganism and Monotheism are collective terms used to group very different religions that happen to share a few important classifying traits in common. For example, Monotheism includes the all the various forms of Judaism, Christianity and Islam (and many minor faiths). The beliefs of the individual religions grouped under the term "Pagan" probably vary even more than (say) Reform Judaism differs from Shiite Islam. As Wicca is currently the most well-known modern Pagan religion, many people tend to assume that all modern Pagans share the specific beliefs of Wicca (e.g. belief in a God and Goddess, the eight festival "wheel of the year," the Wiccan Rede, etc.). That assumption is simply incorrect. People who make that assumption generally end up very confused when they encounter some of the many modern Pagan religions that are not based on Wicca.

    You may have heard a number of definitions of Paganism mentioned in books, on TV, and in newspapers and magazines. Most of these definitions are far too narrow. For example, modern Pagan religions are often described as "earth-based" or "earth-centered." This is certainly not true, most Neo-Pagans only ever pay lip service to environmental concerns. Few ever get down to the nitty gritty of doing anything about the environment they claim to worship – fewer still make any effort to understand the crisis the world is in. This is certainly true of Wicca and some other Pagan religions, but many Pagan religions are only "Earth-based" in the sense that their adherents live on the planet Earth. The common dictionary definition of Paganism is a religion that isn't Jewish, Christian, or Islamic. With a slight modification, that's actually the best definition of a Pagan religion the author has seen: A Pagan religion is a religion that is not Jewish, Christian, or Islamic and self-identifies as Pagan. In practice, increasingly the former isn’t appropriate when you consider people who turn to primitive forms of Judaism, or choose to blend Christianity and a chosen form of Neo-Paganism (see Celtic Christianity, and Christian Wicca as prime examples). "Heathen" is an alternative word for "Pagan" that some groups, especially those of Northern European origin, prefer to use, sensibly distancing themselves from Neo-Paganism in politics and bitching, while preserving their own.

    A Few Pagan Religions

    When many people think of modern Pagan religions, they think of Wicca. While Wicca is probably the largest, and controversially the only really valid, Neo-Pagan of the modern Pagan religions and certainly gets the most media attention, there are actually many Pagan religions. Listed here are a few of the religions that many consider to fall under the collective term "Pagan":

    • Asatru (Northern Scum)
    • Church of All Worlds (Happy wannabe’s beyond their time)
    • Discordianism (Pretentious pillocks worshipping Chaos right out of a D&D handbook)
    • Druidry (old men, outdated beer, mead, and murderous intentions towards porn barons)
    • Feri (Fluffiest of all fluffy Neo-Paganisms)
    • Gwyddons (Philosophical, and overly strict religious order who try to envelope their intentions with smoke and mirrors)
    • Hellenismos (An insult to the noble country of Greece, and it’s own far more valid Pagan movements)
    • Kemeticism (see Hellenismos, only based on Egyptian pantheons)
    • Religio Romana (a confusing mass of watered down and bastardised Roman beliefs with little real understanding)
    • Religious Witchcraft (Forget the incense, forget the athame, who needs ritual garb, let’s just think about it, and say we’re talking to our Gods)
    • Senistrognata (see Hellenismos, only based on the largely unknown Celts)
    • Wicca (the only valid Neo-Pagan religion, the source of all corruption, yet once the purest of them all)

    And sometimes individuals and sub-groups of the following religions self-identify as Pagan:

    • Candomble (Eminem’s of the Neo-Pagan world)
    • Santeria (a real witchcraft survival... now borrowed from by a bunch of mis-learned miscreants seeking validity to fluffy practices)
    • Satanism (lets piss off our parents and partners shall we)
    • Voudon (see Candomble)

    Not only are there other Pagan religions besides those listed here, but many of these religions have sub-divisions (denominations/sects/traditions) within them, as a result of countless years of brutal infighting, and bitching.

    Answers to Basic Questions About Paganism

    Is Neo-Paganism safe?

    No

    Is Neo-Paganism dangerous?

    Absolutely, especially in groups, either working or social. There are so many Neo-Pagans vying for power, and pushing their own agenda’s, that anyone caught in their path is written off as the enemy, or of no importance what so ever. Countless people have had their worlds smashed by insensitive fighting among Paganism, often so called friends are used as human shield, cannon fodder for someone to gain their own way. Yet an increasingly common goal is to spread these politics to government to as part of a winder, blindman conspiracy to establish Neo-Paganism as the only official religion of the United Kingdom.

    Critical Reading for Pagans

    There are a large number of books and thousands of web sites on various Neo-Pagan religions. Some provide excellent information, some provide good information, but most provide questionable or bad information. Most (including LiveJournal) rely on amateurs to teach you the falseness of the unknowable. It can be hard to tell the good from the bad on a subject you aren't familiar with -- unless you read critically. Everything you read should be treat as false, unless the author actually proves something. If an author claims that spells really work, just ask yourself if there is actually any proof. If an author claims that Neo-Pagans have a strong, supportive network, go have a look at these networks and ask around, you’ll soon see the truth about the supportive network.

    Avoiding Being Sucked In

    Neo-Pagans have had decades to master the art of sucking people in. Numbers are important to those trying to garner power, and to laud it over the British people as they blithely infiltrate every aspect of society. It starts off with a friendly chat, and encouragement to attend one of their events, to see how friendly people are. If you’re lucky, you’ll walk in on an open fight, and be warned from the start, however likely as not people will buy you a drink to endear you towards them. They’ll invite you to other events, encourage you to spend money to help support their failing religious industries.

    Before you know it, they’re asking you to join their forums, and their mailing lists, encouraging you to pay for membership so you’ll be able to vote for them at upcoming elections, and meetings.

    To avoid being sucked in, you have to be able to say no, many are good sales people, even con merchants, it is better to say no sooner rather than later, because once they have their claws in, they’ll manipulate you at every chance they can. Soon they’ll be encouraging you to spend more time with them, online and off, than the people you would normal associate with. Within a couple of months, their aim is for you to be dependent upon them, from that point onwards their control of your soul is near guaranteed.

    What are the dangers of Paganism?

    Some links to get us started:

    http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Study-Paganism/

    http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Pagan-rights/

    As you can see above, Pagans are trying to garner public opinion to force government to let go of all reasonable controls on a group of people that see themselves as better than anyone else, that believe there ways are the only possible ways to run the world, that their beliefs in imaginary friends are better than other’s belief in just one imaginary friend, or having no imaginary friends at all.

    Worse still, they actively seek to begin the brainwashing of our next generations at school level, to introduce children to dangerous practices, propagating the corruption into the very core of countless generations to come.

    Both are desperate acts of a religion which is dying from the outside in, as the numbers of despots seeking to lead the global conspiracy increase, while the number of supporters, the innocents blindly led towards corruption decrease, thanks to efforts of people like me, and countless others.

    It is my honour bound duty to beseech anyone that reads this, to say no to Paganism, to say no to the corruption of the great society of the United Kingdom. Protect our values, our religions, and non-religions, protect our government, stand up to the Pagan menace now.

    Saturday, December 9th, 2006
    3:39 pm
    You've all been had...

    I am in fact

     

    [info]mousedemon

     

    I was bored waiting for someone to work it out.

     

    Good bye.

    Yes Pagan Network's resident Meeja has had you all fooled - but don't be put off, there were reasons for all this Pagan Network is still the best damn forum on the internet
    11:24 am
    let us make my intentions and my motives clear for those that scream troll
    I mistrust paganism. I find it dangerous, and I oppose it's attempts to take a strangle hold of society and government. I oppose the organisations that work hard to attract the young, to corrupt our education systems, to corrupt everything that it is to be British.

    Now despite my anti-Pagan stance, I am not a Christian, I am an athiest. My feelings towards Paganisms are built entirely on experience, and what I have seen with my own eyes, after many years.

    The problem with Paganism is that it has no idea of it's own problems, and those up top like it that way. Leaves the way for their own agenda's, and the pagans just follow suit, and when that changes we see mental and physical violence, we see fraudulent claims of cursing, bindings, and shielding.

    This is a deep and subversisve cult that is spreading further and further into our society, with nothing to check it's progress.

    You may ask why most of you are from Pagan Network? That it's kind of a small group - well this if for two reasons:

    1) My experience with members of PN is extensive, and I know the extent of their crimes against society and people specifically. To be honest, it's quite sad that I am dealing with them, they are easy prey. However the aim is to expand, not fade away

    2) I am utilising Pagan-Network members to build up a network of other places to spread the word. People need to be warned across as wide a range as possible.

    Now I am doing this on LJ as it makes a central point - if I were to take my thoughts and feelings to forums, I would be merely banned and deleted in an attempt to hide the truth.

    Current Mood: thoughtful
    Current Music: bach
    Thursday, December 7th, 2006
    10:38 pm
    maybe id said too much here

    someone sent the heavies round to my solicitors, i said too much here obviously. have to find a new person to represent me in my class action against pagan network, as well as civil action against members of the committee past and present otherwise they will get away scot free and we dont need that when they keep committing these crimes i just wish they hadnt scared away the solicitor and had the balls to actually face me as then wed see things differently in court as they know i have enough to blast them out of the water its why they want me silenced on lj really, its why they want people to ignore me, they want them to walk away except for their special enforcers who are always looking for me, always trying to find new ways to attack me as if they hadnt done enough damage.

    if they had any sense they would disband and give in but not thtat it matters plans are still afoot and if all goes well i will keep up on my promise and take over pagan network with a view for going after the minor forums while im at it. i can do it, i managed a bank merger back in the day banks were able to merge witout tsupid competition laws, or exchange makrets ending key functions of business bet it was the pagans looking out for themselves again they need banks to finance their daft and dogy schemes to take over the country by the back door.

    back door - that word should have new meaning for us all when talking about paganism, what with its eco-feminist and homo-promoting masses working hard to cover every minority box they can to get all those nice grants - which you are never told about - and political power. apparently pagans even sit in the house of coommons as we speak now, under the guise of green party members. i tell no lies, look at the list of green party mps, check out their interests. still think paganism is simply a joke? its a joke that made it all the way to power, and we sit idly by and tolerate it. no more its not right.

    i will be carefully monitoring things that are said things people do and even what i myself say - i will not allow a repeat performance of this week whereby cowards hiding behind others threaten away the truth with promise of violence.
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