This just in: I talked with a Wiccan High Priestess regarding Scientology and Keith Henson, and I found it amusing enough to share with the 3.32% of a.r.s. participants who have not yet learned how to put me in their twit filters.

Around the year 2000 or 2001 Scientology Inc., in the form of Eugene Martin Ingram, made the mistake of harassing, and thereby pissing off, a Wiccan High Priestess and her entire coven. Ingram was looking for "dirt" on Keith Henson, and Ingram seemed to believe that trespassing and lying (and with some apparent impersonation of a police officer fraud thrown in as well) would be the most effective way of getting that "dirt." The HPs was greatly angered and insulted by Ingram's behavior, and told him she and her coven would perform a "binding" spell on him to help him learn better manners.

A binding spell is used to prevent whatever harm a person intends to inflict. It is not a "curse" as such. Ingram was told that if he ever came back to the mountain to again cause injury or harassment, supernatural forces would asure the fact that Ingram's bones would never leave the mountain.

Three covens got together (around 25 people) and performed the binding spell on Eugene Martin Ingram, and while they were at it they also performed a "watch and ward" spell for the mountain itself, and a "decrease" spell on the Scientology crime syndicate.

The "watch and ward" spell is designed to detect anyone with evil intentions that sets foot on the coven's mountain, and return back to that person whatever evil that person intended.

The "decrease" spell is designed to "wither" wealth that was acquired by criminal, immoral, and/or unethical means.

The HPs and the coven has not been harassed by Eugene Martin Ingram nor the crime syndicate since then. It must have worked, eh? More proof: Wicca is now the fastest growing religion in the USA, and has been since the year 2000.

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