Pervert deputy head who secretly filmed boys could have been stopped two years before he was found hanged after trying to destroy evidence 

• Martin Goldberg taught at Thorpe Hall School in Great Wakering, Essex
• Police found hundreds of images they believe came from his hidden camera 
• 75 indecent images from school's male changing rooms were recovered
• 465 such images from local swimming pool and 38 from two other locations 
• Officers spoke to him at his home in Shoeburyness but he was not arrested 
• Next day police were alerted over concerns for him and he was found dead 
• Mr Goldberg, 46, was single and lived alone in a £360,000 detached house  

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 Deputy head: Martin Goldberg, 46, was found dead a day after police questioned him over allegations he had purchased child pornography from abroad

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Workplace: Mr Goldberg was employed at £10,600-a-year Thorpe Hall School in Great Wakering in Essex

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'Well-regarded teacher': The school headmaster said governors and staff felt 'shocked, angry and betrayed'

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Detectives who searched Mr Goldberg's home after he died discovered hundreds of images they believe came from a camera hidden inside a sports bag

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Home: Mr Goldberg was single and lived alone in this £360,000 detached house in Shoeburyness, Essex

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Shocked: School headmaster Andrew Hampton said everyone at the school felt 'surprised, angry and betrayed'

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Essex Police was alerted to concerns over Mr Goldberg as part of Operation Spade - a Canadian police operation which identified hundreds of suspected paedophiles. This graphic shows where leads were sent to

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Human rights violations occur daily/ I believe God mourns.
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      On Israel’s little-known concentration and labor camps in 1948-1955

      
      
      Civilians captured during the fall of Lydda and Ramle around the time of July 12, 1948 and taken to labour camps. In the July heat they were thirsty and were given a drop of water carried by a child under soldiers’ guard. (Photo: Salman Abu Sitta, Palestine Land Society)

      By Yazan al-Saadi | Al-Akhbar | September 29, 2014

      Much of the grim and murky circumstances of the Zionist ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in the late 1940s have gradually been exposed over time. One aspect – rarely researched or deeply discussed – is the internment of thousands of Palestinian civilians within at least 22 Zionist-run concentration and labor camps that existed from 1948 to 1955. Now more is known about the contours of this historical crime, due to the comprehensive research by renowned Palestinian historian Salman Abu Sitta and founding member of the Palestinian resource center BADIL Terry Rempel.
      The facts are these.
      The study – to be published in the upcoming issue of the Journal of Palestine Studies– relies on almost 500 pages of International Committee of the Red Cross’s (ICRC) reports written during the 1948 war, that were declassified and made available to the public in 1996, and accidentally discovered by one of the authors in 1999.
      Furthermore, testimonies of 22 former Palestinian civilian detainees of these camps were collected by the authors, through interviews they conducted themselves in 2002, or documented by others during different moments of time.
      With these sources of information, the authors, as they put it, pieced together a clearer story of how Israel captured and imprisoned “thousands of Palestinian civilians as forced laborers,” and exploited them “to support its war-time economy.”
      Digging up the crimes
      “I came across this piece of history in the 1990s when I was collecting material and documents about Palestinians,” Abu Sitta told Al-Akhbar English. “The more and more you dig, the more you find there are crimes that have taken place that are not reported and not known.”
      At that time, Abu Sitta went to Geneva for a week to check out the newly-opened archives of the ICRC. According to him, the archives were opened to the public after accusations that the ICRC had sided with the Nazis during World War II. It was an opportunity that he could not miss in terms of seeing what the ICRC had recorded of the events that occurred in Palestine in 1948. It was there he stumbled onto records discussing the existence of five concentration camps run by the Israelis.
      He then decided to look for witnesses or former detainees, interviewing Palestinians in occupied Palestine, Syria, and Jordan.
      “They all described the same story, and their real experience in these camps,” he said.
      One question that immediately struck him was why there were barely any references in history about these camps, especially when it became clearer the more he researched that they existed, and were more than just five camps.
      “Many former Palestinian detainees saw the concept of Israel as a vicious enemy, so they thought their experience labouring in these concentration camps was nothing in comparison to the other larger tragedy of the Nakba. The Nakba overshadowed everything,” Abu Sitta explained.“However, when I dug into the period of 1948-1955, I found more references like Mohammed Nimr al-Khatib, who was an imam in Haifa, who had written down interviews with someone from al-Yahya family that was in one of the camps. I was able to trace this man all the way to California and spoke with him in 2002,” he added.
      More references were eventually and slowly discovered by Abu Sitta that included information from a Jewish woman called Janoud, a single masters thesis in Hebrew University about the topic, and the personal accounts of economist Yusif Sayigh, helped to further flesh out the scale and nature of these camps.
      After more than a decade, Abu Sitta, with his co-author Rempel, are finally presenting their findings to the public.
      From burden to opportunity: concentration and labor camps
      The establishment of concentration and labor camps occurred after the unilateral declaration of Israel’s statehood on May 1948.
      Prior to that event, the number of Palestinian captives in Zionist hands were quite low, because, as the study states, “the Zionist leadership concluded early on that forcible expulsion of the civilian population was the only way to establish a Jewish state in Palestine with a large enough Jewish majority to be ‘viable’.” In other words, for the Zionist strategists, prisoners were a burden in the beginning phases of the ethnic cleansing.
      Those calculations changed with the declaration of the Israeli state and the involvement of the armies of Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Transjordan, after much of the ethnic cleansing had occurred. From that moment, “the Israeli forces began taking prisoners, both regular Arab soldiers (for eventual exchange), and – selectively – able-bodied Palestinian non-combatant civilians.”
      The first camp at Ijlil, which was about 13 km northeast of Jaffa, on the site of the destroyed Palestinian village Ijlil al-Qibiliyya, emptied of its inhabitants in early April. Ijlil was predominately made up of tents, housing hundreds and hundreds of prisoners, categorized as POWs by the Israelis, surrounded by barbed wire fences, watchtowers, and a gate with guards.
      As the Israeli conquests grew, in turn exceedingly increasing the number of prisoners, three more camps were established. These are the four “official” camps that the Israelis acknowledged and were actively visited by the ICRC.
      The study notes:
      

      All four camps were either on or adjacent to military installations set up by the British during the Mandate. These had been used during World War II for the interment of German, Italian, and other POWs. Two of the camps – Atlit, established in July about 20 kms south of Haifa, and Sarafand, established in September near the depopulated village of Sarafand al-Amar in central Palestine—had earlier been used in the 1930s and 1940s to detain illegal Jewish immigrants.

      Atlit was the second largest camp after Ijlil, it had the capacity of holding up to 2,900 prisoners, while Sarafand had the maximum capacity of 1,800, and Tel Letwinksy, near Tel Aviv, held more than 1,000.
      All four camps were administered by “former British officers who had defected their ranks when British forces withdrew from Palestine in mid-May 1948,” and the camp’s guards and administrative staff were former members of the Irgun and the Stern Gang – both groups designated as terrorist organizations by the British before their departure. In total, the four “official” camps were staffed by 973 soldiers.
      A fifth camp, called Umm Khalid, was established at a site of another depopulated village near the Zionist settlement of Netanya, and was even assigned an official number in the records, but never attained “official” status. It had the capacity to hold 1,500 prisoners. Unlike the other four camps, Umm Khalid would be “the fist camp established exclusively as a labor camp” and was “the first of the “recognized” camps to be shut down… by the end of 1948.”
      Complementing these five “recognized” camps, were at least 17 other “unrecognized camps” that were not mentioned in official sources, but the authors discovered through multiple prisoner testimonies.
      
      

      Civilians in a labour camp in Ramleh, July 1948. (Photo: Salman Abu Sitta, Palestine Land Society)

      “Many of [these camps],” the authors noted, “[were] apparently improvised or ad hoc, often consisting of no more than a police station, a school, or the house of a village notable,” with holding capacities that ranged from almost 200 prisoners to tens.
      Most of the camps, official and unofficial, were situated within the borders of the UN-proposed Jewish state, “although at least four [unofficial camps] – Beersheba, Julis, Bayt Daras, and Bayt Nabala – were in the UN-assigned Arab state and one was inside the Jerusalem “corpus separatum.”
      The number of Palestinian non-combatant detainees “far exceeded” those of Arab soldiers in regular armies or bona fide POWs. Citing a July 1948 monthly report made by ICRC mission head Jacques de Reynier, the study states that de Reynier noted, “that the situation of civilian internees was ‘absolutely confused’ with that of POWs, and that the Jewish authorities ‘treated all Arabs between the ages of 16 and 55 as combatants and locked them up as prisoners of war.’” In addition, the ICRC found among the detainees in official camps, that 90 of the prisoners were elderly men, and 77 were boys, aged 15 years or younger. The study highlights the statements by an ICRC delegate Emile Moeri in January 1949 of the camp inmates:
      

      It is painful to see these poor people, especially old, who were snatched from their villages and put without reason in a camp, obliged to pass the winter under wet tents, away from their families; those who could not survive these conditions died. Little children (10-12 years) are equally found under these conditions. Similarly sick people, some with tuberculosis, languish in these camps under conditions which, while fine for healthy individuals, will certainly lead to their death if we do not find a solution to this problem. For a long time we have demanded that the Jewish authorities release those civilians who are sick and need treatment to the care of their families or to an Arab hospital, but we have not received a response.

      As the report noted, “there are no precise figures on the total number of Palestinian civilians held by Israel during the 1948-49 war” and estimates tend to not account for “unofficial” camps, in addition to the frequent movement of prisoners between the camps in use. In the four “official” camps, the number of Palestinian prisoners never exceeded 5,000 according to figures in Israeli records.
      Taking account of the capacity of Umm Khalid, and estimates of the “unofficial camps,” the final number of Palestinian prisoners could be around the 7,000 range, and perhaps much more when, as the study states, taking into account a November 17, 1948 diary entry by David Ben-Gurion, one of the main Zionist leaders and Israel’s first prime minister, who mentioned “the existence of 9,000 POWs in Israeli-run camps.”
      In general, the living conditions in the “official” camps were far below what would be considered appropriate by international law at that time. Moeri, who visited the camps constantly, reported that in Ijlil in November 1948:
      “[m]any [of the] tents are torn, that the camp was “not ready for winter,” the latrines not covered, and the canteen not working for two weeks. Referring to an apparently ongoing situation, he stated that “the fruits are still defective, the meat is of poor quality, [and] the vegetables are in short supply.”
      Furthermore, Moeri reported that he saw for himself, “the wounds left by the abuse” of the previous week, when the guards had fired on the prisoners, wounding one, and had beaten another.”
      As the study shows, the civilian status of the majority of the detainees were clear for the ICRC delegates in the country, who reported that the men captured “had undoubtedly never been in a regular army.” Detainees who were combatants, the study explains, were “routinely shot on the pretense that they had been attempting to escape.”
      The Israeli forces seemed to always target able-bodied men, leaving behind women, children, and the elderly – when not massacring them – the policy continued even after there were low levels of military confrontation. All in all, as the Israeli records show and the study cites, “Palestinian civilians comprised the vast majority (82 percent) of the 5,950 listed as internees in the POW camps, while the Palestinians alone (civilian plus military) comprised 85 percent.”
      The wide-scale kidnapping and imprisonment of Palestinian civilians tend to correspond with the Israeli military campaigns. For example, one of the first major roundups occurred during Operation Danj, when 60-70,000 Palestinians were expelled from the central towns of Lydda and Ramleh. At the same time, between a fifth and a quarter of the male population from these two towns who were over the age of 15 were sent to the camps.
      The largest round-up of civilians came from villages of central Galilee who were captured during Operation Hiram in the fall of 1948.
      One Palestinian survivor, Moussa, described to the authors what he witnessed at the time.
      “They took us from all villages around us: al-Bi’na, Deir al-Asad, Nahaf, al-Rama, and Eilabun. They took 4 young men and shot them dead… They drove us on foot. It was hot. We were not allowed to drink. They took us to [the Palestinian Druze village] al-Maghar, then [to the Jewish settlement] Nahalal, then to Atlit.”
      A November 16, 1948 UN report collaborated Moussa’s account, stating that some 500 Palestinian men “were taken by force march and vehicle to a Jewish concentration camp at Nahlal.”
      Maintaining Israel’s economy with “slave labor”
      The policy of targeting civilians, particular “able-bodied” men, was not accidental according to the study. It states, “with tens of thousands of Jewish men and women called up for military service, Palestinian civilian internees constituted an important supplement to the Jewish civilian labor employed under emergency legislation in maintaining the Israeli economy,” which even the ICRC delegation had noted in their reports.
      The prisoners were forced to do public and military work, such as draining wetlands, working as servants, collecting and transporting looted refugee property, moving stones from demolished Palestinian homes, paving roads, digging military trenches, burying the dead, and much more. As one former Palestinian detainee named Habib Mohammed Ali Jarada described in the study, “At gunpoint, I was made to work all day. At night, we slept in tents. In winter, water was seeping below our bedding, which was dry leaves, cartons and wooden pieces.”
      Another prisoner in Umm Khalied, Marwan Iqab al-Yehiya said in an interview with the authors, “We had to cut and carry stones all day [in a quarry]. Our daily food was only one potato in the morning and half dried fish at night. They beat anyone who disobeyed orders.” This labor was interspersed with acts of humiliation by the Israeli guards, with Yehiya speaking of prisoners being “lined up and ordered to strip naked as a punishment for the escape of two prisoners at night.”
      “[Jewish] Adults and children came from nearby kibbutz to watch us line up naked and laugh. To us this was most degrading,” he added.
      Abuses by the Israeli guards were systematic and rife in the camps, the brunt of which was directed toward villagers, farmers, and lower class Palestinians. This was so, the study said, because educated prisoners “knew their rights and had the confidence to argue with and stand up to their captors.”
      What is also interestingly noted by the study is how ideological affiliations between prisoners and their guards, had another effect in terms of the relationship between them. The study, cites the testimony of Kamal Ghattas, who was captured during the Israeli attack in the Galilee, who said:
      

      We had a fight with our jailers. Four hundred of us confronted 100 soldiers. They brought reinforcements. Three of my friends and I were taken to a cell. They threatened to shoot us. All night we sang the Communist Anthem. They took the four of us to Umm Khaled camp. The Israelis were afraid of their image in Europe. Our contact with our Central Committee and Mapam [Socialist Israeli party] saved us .… I met a Russian officer and told him they took us from our homes although we were non-combatants which was against the Geneva Conventions. When he knew I was a Communist he embraced me and said, “Comrade, I have two brothers in the Red Army. Long live Stalin. Long Live Mother Russia”.

      Yet, the less fortunate Palestinians faced acts of violence which included arbitrary executions and torture, with no recourse. The executions were always defended as stopping “escape attempts” – real or claimed by the guards.
      It became so common that one former Palestinian detainee of Tel Litwinsky, Tewfic Ahmed Jum’a Ghanim recounted, “Anyone who refused to work was shot. They said [the person] tried to escape. Those of us who thought [we] were going to be killed walked backward facing the guards.”
      Ultimately, by the end of 1949, Palestinian prisoners were gradually released after heavy lobbying by the ICRC, and other organizations, but was limited in scale and very focused to specific cases. Prisoners of Arab armies were released in prisoner exchanges, but Palestinian prisoners were unilaterally expelled across the armistice line without any food, supplies, or shelter, and told to walk into the distance, never to return.
      It would not be until 1955 that most of the Palestinian civilian prisoners would finally be released.
      
      

      Forced Labour Camps Atlas. (Source: Salman Abu Sitta, Palestine Land Society)

      An enduring crime
      The importance of this study is multi-faceted. Not only does it reveal the numerous violations of international law and conventions of the age, such as 1907 Hague Regulations and the 1929 Geneva Conventions, but also shows how the event shaped the ICRC in the long run.
      Because the ICRC was faced with an Israeli belligerent actor who was unwilling to listen and conform to international law and conventions, the ICRC itself had to adapt in what it considered were practical ways to help ensure the Palestinian civilian prisoners were protected under the barest of rights.
      Citing his final report, the study quotes de Reynier:
      

      [The ICRC] protested on numerous occasions affirming the right of these civilians to enjoy their freedom unless found guilty and judged by a court. But we have tacitly accepted their POW status because in this way they would enjoy the rights conferred upon them by the Convention. Otherwise, if they were not in the camps they would be expelled [to an Arab country] and in one way or another, they would lead, without resources, the miserable life of refugees.

      In the end, the ICRC, and other organizations, were simply ineffective as Israel ignored its condemnations with impunity, in addition to the diplomatic cover of major Western powers.
      More importantly, the study sheds more light on the extent of the Israeli crimes during its brutal and bloody birth. And “much more remains to be told,” as the final line of the study states.
      “It is amazing to me, and many Europeans, who have seen my evidence,” Abu Sitta said, “that a forced labor camp was opened in Palestine three years after they were closed in Germany, and were run by former prisoners – there were German Jewish guards.”
      “This is a bad reflection of the human spirit, where the oppressed copies an oppressor against innocent lives,” he added. The study essentially shows the foundations and beginnings of Israeli policy towards Palestinian civilians that comes in the form of kidnapping, arrest, and detainment. This criminality continues till this day. One merely has to read the reports on the hundreds of Palestinians arrested prior, during, and after Israel’s latest war on Gaza mid-summer of this year.
      “Gaza today is a concentration camp, no different than the past,” Abu Sitta concluded to Al-Akhbar English.
      Yazan is a staff writer for Al-Akhbar English. Follow him on Twitter: @WhySadeye
      

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FW: هديّة بسيطة

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Today Monday 6 October 2014 at 3:54 PM

هديّةقيمة من الأخ ياسر عبد المطلب، أثابه الله.

يعاني من شدة المرض:

ادعوا له بالشفاء والفرج العاجل

خصوصاً منكم معشر حجيج بيت الله الحرام، وأهله

 

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Eid Mubarak from Sandala - Sheikh Hamza Yusuf Mark Hanson

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• Zeshan RazaThe Shahaadah is useless anytime if the job is not accomplished to the best of our ability! My Last Words will be, insha'Allah: OH ALLAH! I did the best I could, JIHAAD in the Way of Allah in all sincerity, with dedication, perseverance and patience despite all my imperfections. But, I do not even have to utter these words: ALLAH ALREADY KNOWS IT!

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• Jodi DamronNah but this your opinion. . So ma shaa Allah. Xoxo

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• Zeshan RazaI do rarely give my opinion about these matters. Either it is inspired (Muslims call it revealed) Islamic truth or it is simply made up! It is obvious and sad you did not understand that the Shahaadah is useless if the work has not been accomplished. It is not my opinion!

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• Jodi DamronIm rolling my eyes.. tell me why I have been suffering from a fever that i have no understanding or knowledge? People need to get off me. Im allowed to have my opinion.

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• Jodi DamronLet me just say this.. if the shahada was useless.. astfiragullah why as Muslim's do we say it while making salat. Its ur testament of faith.. if you say something afterwards who cares.. im not going to argue my opinion. . because its mine.. Allah knows best. Alhamdulillah

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• Zeshan Raza"The Shahaadah is useless anytime if the job is not accomplished to the best of our ability! " It is the same with IMAAN! Prove me wrong but do not say it is my opinion! If I tell you MY OPINION you will be shocked! For example, THERE IS NO GOD AS WE BELIEVE IT! As for a heavenly Paradise and Hell, MY OPINION is there are none and they are right here on Earth! ANOTHER OPINION: it does not make sense that there can ever be a Final Divine Judgement! And I apologise if I have shocked you. "People need to get off me. Im allowed to have my opinion." Me too!

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• Abdi WamoSelamu aleykum ..in the name of allah most gracious and most mercifull..all brothers and sisters..i would like to say for this issue..The shahada is usefull all the time starting from when you enter the islam ..until we ll die ..I would like to give you more reference for the sunnah\ Hadith..let us take more example...when the our prophet muhammed s.a.w was entred his uncle's before his died.in the last munites ...then our phrophet could tried to say with him SHAHADAH..then he refused our prophet.s,a.w.. for based on this event we understood that every muslim before his\her died may take shahadah.......I mentioned you one hadith that explained what I said before...look at the below picture....(.i would try to translate the meaning of the hadith is : He who last his words say there is no god except ALLAH he enter the paradise /JANNAH).....
  

  
  

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• Jodi DamronWalaikum assalaam

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• Jodi DamronMaybe dear sibling in faith that ur wording is rather forceful seeming

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  Pakistan’s polytheistic Kalash tribe threatened with death by Taliban

  HHRJuly 26, 2014 Indigenous/Pagan VoiceNo Comments

   

  
  

  
  
  
  The Pakistani Taliban have announced an “armed struggle” against an indigenous tribe and Ismaili Muslims in the picturesque northern Chitral valley, calling on Sunnis to support their cause in a video. The valley was once dominated by moderate Ismailis and is also home to the Kalash, a polytheistic people who claim descent from Alexander the Great and who have maintained separate cultural traditions in the predominantly Muslim country.
  But migration in recent decades has meant Sunni Muslims are now the majority in the area, while the Kalash way of life has come under threat from the Taliban, which has also carried out a number of attacks against security forces in the area.
  
  The Taliban’s 50-minute video, released on 2 February on their media wing’s website, opens with a scenic view of the mountainous valley, which is popular among domestic tourists and stages an annual polo festival.
  
  The narrator warns the Kalash, who are thought to number only 3,500, to convert to Islam or face death.
  
  “By the grace of Allah, an increasing number of people from the Kalash tribe are embracing Islam and we want to make it clear to the Kalash tribe that they will be eliminated along with their protectors, the western agents, if they do not embrace Islam,” he says.The video also accuses international NGOs of creating an Israel-like state in Chitral by attempting to protect the Kalash culture and take people away from Islam, and vows to foil their plans.
  
  A charitable organisation headed by the Aga Khan, the Ismailis’ spiritual leader and a globally renowned philanthropist, is singled out for condemnation.
  
  “The Aga Khan Foundation is running 16 schools and 16 colleges and hostels where young men and women are given free education and brainwashed to keep them away from Islam,” the narrator says.
  
  He adds that the foundation’s schools and hospitals, which are free for members of the public, are espionage tools in the hands of foreign powers.The Kalash are also warned to stop producing wine, which they make from apples, mulberries and grapes.
  
  “Western NGOs are promoting Kalash wine and we warn all those individuals and hotels selling it, they should stop production and selling of wine otherwise they will be sent to hell by the will of God.
  
  

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9 months ago

J’ai vu ce document à la télévision française dont j’ai conservé l’enregistrement.  Mais, les gens, et surtout les occidentaux, sont trop ignorants dans le domaine paranormal (sauf les militaires, et les corporations sataniques, y compris l’ONU et le Vatican sionistes), et sont presque totalement sous l’influence du diable pour en comprendre l’importance.

Christopher Everard disait récemment (2013) que le Pape ( ?) a tout fait pour empêcher que l’exorcisme soit pratiqué par l’église catholique.  En 1984, le Père Mathieu l’avait déjà fait comprendre aux stupides Catholiques.  Par contre, je l’avais compris à la seconde même où j’avais regardé le document.

J’avais quelques notions sur ces phénomènes (magie noire, envoûtement, possession, etc), avant d’avoir vu ce document, mais je fus sanctionné par mon professeur de l’Institut d’Anglais à Paris, Mr Najab, pour avoir osé en parler dans mon travail sur la « parapsychologie ».  Je reçu zéro sur vingt et fus obligé de censurer la moitié de ma composition pour plaire aux exigences de la Sorbonne (ancienne et nouvelle) !  L'emprise sioniste?

Christopher Everard ferait bien de visionner ce document car « la voix du diable » qu’il nous a fait entendre lors d’une récente interview est d’aucune conséquence.  Depuis fort longtemps, je clame que le Vatican est sous emprise satanique, avec preuves à l’appui, mais le monde est sourd.  Les exorcistes catholiques sont les moins efficaces des exorcistes au monde.  L’exorciste hindouiste, par exemple, est plus doué et plus efficace que l’exorciste occidental.  L’exorciste musulman fut très doué, mais plus maintenant.  Ensuite, nous avons l'exorcisme des charlatans qui se font payer grassement.

Le document démontre très clairement, sauf pour les esclaves de l’église, les faiblesses du dogme catholique en matière d’exorcisme, comme le démontre clairement d’ailleurs le film « L’Exorciste ».

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