Financiers are Witches!


	Financiers are Witches!

abailart

9-17-2007 2:42 AM

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finance, economics, witchcraft

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9-17-2007 10:04 AM

ReverendMarkCom

The connection to the word witches is offensive. Wicca is a recognized religion. The practitioners of Wicca call themselves witches.

9-17-2007 10:30 AM

abailart

Witch is a generic term (so includes,for example, those in the Church of Satan, apparently a recognised religion). Wicca is a specific Celtic/British religion. Anyway, I am sure that some financiers are likely sincere witches, even if most of them are Christians.

9-18-2007 1:51 AM

Kenika

Ever heard of the Illuminati or Shriners or the Masons???

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