2019 News Story: "Russian witches perform 'circle of power' ritual ... in support of" Putin

[Smaland]

"The session was led by Alyona Polyn, the head witch of the coven, who led the spell recitals". "We have gathered here to make the world better off through Russia," she said. Both quotations are posted along with the article linked to below. The first one is the caption for the photo.

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Dressed entirely in hooded black robes, the group read aloud spells and chanted incantations in an effort to support the 66-year-old Russian leader and help him defeat his enemies.

Alyona Polyn, the head of the coven, said the purpose of the gathering was (to) use the occult to improve Russians' quality of life which would in turn make the world a better place.

This means protecting and guiding Vladimir Putin along the right path, Polyn said.
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Full story in the Daily Mail

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Children shouldn't be allowed to read the Daily Mail.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Wow. This gives new meaning to Smaland's Russian witch hunt.

[Rumata]

Smaland, the whole truth should be told. Were those exactly red witches?

[Austrvegr]

"The session was led by Alyona Polyn, the head witch of the coven, who led the spell recitals". "We have gathered here to make the world better off through Russia," she said. Both quotations are posted along with the article linked to below. The first one is the caption for the photo.

Luckily, America has people who can exorcise them

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Luckily, America has people who can exorcise them

As long as you send them your money.

[~Elizabeth~]

As long as you send them your money.

8 of the richest pastors and televangelists of 2024 – net worths, ranked: from T.D. Jakes to Joel Osteen and Kenneth Copeland, who have sizeable fortunes that they mostly prefer not to discuss



1. Kenneth Copeland, 87
Estimated net worth: US$300 million


Kenneth Copeland, founder of Eagle Mountain International Church, former pilot and singer. Photo: @dufresneministries/Instagram

Author, public speaker, televangelist and former pilot and singer Kenneth Copeland has undoubtedly turned religion into a hugely lucrative lifestyle. The founder of the Texas-based Eagle Mountain International Church has his sermons broadcast internationally and sold as books, DVDs and CDs. He has often come under scrutiny for his love for luxury, which includes a fleet of private jets and multiple mansions.