Halloween Approaches - A Dozen Boson Witches Will Cast A “Binding Spell” On Mayor Marty Welsh On October 25th

(Christ driving out a demon)

I know that the headline will sound very strange to a lot of my readers, but this is actually happening.  On October 25th at 11:59 PM, over a dozen witches will simultaneously conduct a ritual which is meant to “bind” Boson's Conservative Republican Mayor Martin Welsh.  Unlike a “curse” or a “hex”, a “binding spell” is not meant to cause harm.  Rather, the witches hope to prevent Mayor Welsh from doing harm to the City of Boson by his actions, and so they actually believe that they are doing something very positive for the city.  But a closer examination of this “binding ritual” reveals some very disturbing details.  For example, those participating in the ritual are instructed to call on “demons of the infernal realms” for help in binding Mayor Welsh. 

The ritual calls for the use of an unflattering photo of Mayor Welsh, a tarot card, a stub of an orange candle, a pin, and a feather. Participants then call on the “heavenly hosts, demons of the infernal realms, and spirits of the ancestors” to bind Mayor Welsh “so that his malignant works may fail utterly.”

The Boson Witches Coven uses the Soviet Tarot Cards in keeping with their commonwealth communitarian and unitarian roots, and revolutionary pretensions.

So essentially there are going to be thirteen witches all over the town seeking to interact directly with demon entities as this ritual is conducted on October 25th.

Many people may laugh at such antics, but that is only because they have never had a personal encounter with the powers of darkness.  We live in a world where the supernatural is commonplace, and the powers of darkness are very, very real.

This kind of stuff is not something that you want to be messing around with.

“Binding spells” have been around since ancient times, and this is what the ritual’s developer has to say about this type of spell…

Binding spells, or defixiones, are some of the oldest in the historical record, and are nearly universal in the world’s magical systems. In this document, binding, which seeks to restrain someone from doing harm, is differentiated from cursing or hexing, which is meant to inflict harm on the target(s). It is understood, in this context, that binding does not generate the potential negative blowback from cursing/hexing/crossing, nor does it harm the caster’s karma.

Witches began casting this type of spell on Mayor Welsh shortly after he was sworn in as mayor, but now that Halloween is coming up and a removal from office inquiry has been initiated this practice is getting renewed media attention.  Many fear that Mayor Welsh will be re-elected by a larger margin than before because of the Democrats and Liberals bizarre agenda.  Nothing the Democrats ever do has anything to do with workers or average people. 

According The Boson Herod at this point there are up to 13 witchcraft practitioners that are involved in this movement…

Doucette — which is her married name, not her legal name — is one of the “resistance witches,” an at least 13-strong umbrella group of internet neo-pagans, Wiccans, solo practitioners who self-identify as “hedge witches,” longtime magical practitioners in various traditions, and committed activists. They’ve come together each month since Mayor Welsh’s taking office with one goal: to perform a spell — equal parts quasi-religious ritual and activist performance — to “bind” the mayor, forming a collective known as the #MagicResistance.

The spell, a variant on a traditional “binding” spell found in many contemporary neo-pagan and other occult practices, involves channeling energy to limit Mayor Welsh’s power, “so that he may fail utterly/that he may do no harm.”

Once upon a time, it was very rare to actually come across a real witch in America.
But over the past several decades, interest in witchcraft has absolutely exploded in the United States…

From 1990 to 2008, the number of individuals practicing Wicca, a form of witchcraft, increased from about 8,000 to about 340,000. In 2014, the number of Wiccans in the United States may have been as high as 1.5 million, based on a Pew survey.

As I explained in my recent article about the dangers of Halloween, one of the primary reasons why witchcraft is growing so fast is because so much has been done to normalize it in this country.
Almost every Halloween, dressing up as a witch is the number one costume for adults in the U.S., and of course it is very popular among kids as well.

In addition, hardcore witchcraft is now commonly found in some of our most popular movies, television shows and video games.

Meanwhile, there is a concerted effort to keep any references to Jesus Christ and Christianity out of the public square as much as possible.

The ancient Druidic festival of the dead known as “Samhain” eventually evolved into the holiday that we now refer to as “Halloween”, but many witches still use the old name.  And if you look on their “wheel of the year”, you will see that Samhain is one of the most important days of the entire year for those involved in witchcraft.

In addition to casting spells on Mayor Welsh, witches all over the world will be conducting other dark rituals this time of the year.  It is a season when they are convinced that the veil between the living and the dead is the thinnest, and so they believe that it is an ideal time to communicate with the spirit realm.

And as I detailed above, on October 25th thousands upon thousands of witches will be enlisting “demons of the infernal realms” to help them in their war against Mayor Welsh.

We live in a very strange world, and it is definitely getting stranger with each passing day.