A group of Freemasons were arrested in Fiji and spent the night in jail for allegedly practicing witchcraft.  The men, from Australia and New Zealand, were apparently in the middle of a secret ritual when the police interrupted to haul them off to jail for the night.

The 14 men, including eight Australians and a New Zealander, had been holding a night-time meeting on Denerau island.

The New Zealand man told reporters he had spent a “wretched” time in jail, and blamed the mix-up on the actions of “dopey village people”.

Police also seized wands, compasses and a skull from the freemasons’ lodge.

Let’s see, a secret ritual – check, magic wands – check, human skull – check.  How could those “dopey village people” mistake this for witchcraft?  Of course the Masons maintain their complete innocence in the matter.

Interestingly, they did not spend too long in jail because the Fijian prime minister secured their release.

The New Zealand man said that when they were freed the following morning, they were told their release was on the orders of the prime minister’s office.

I would be willing to bet that the prime minister of Fiji is a Freemason himself.

CNN has posted an article about Michael Jackson that taps into the “metaphysical” aspect of his success.  I really didn’t want to dwell on Jackson’s death, but I think this article exposes a severe problem in our society.  They interviewed a numerologist and a psychic to find out why he was so successful.  Strangely, they don’t talk about Joe Jackson, Michael’s father, beating him into submission so he would perform.  For them it’s all shiny stars, special signs, reincarnation and pretty fluffy unicorns.  You can read it if you like, but it is basically a load of occult nonsense.

Unlike other souls that stay in the nonphysical realm anywhere from 70 to 150 years, he said, he believes the singer’s soul will return quickly — within the next 20 years — because Jackson was such a perfectionist that he will want to “pick up where he left off.”

It amazes me how people embrace this stuff and at the same time will criticize Christianity as being backwards and superstitious.  It also floors me that people at the highest levels of government attempt to gain special insight and understanding using the occult.  The stories of Nancy Reagan and her consultations with an astrologer, Barack Obama with his pocket full of talismans, and Nixon caught on tape talking about psychic Jean Dixon are just a few examples.

I could go on and on about presidents and their involvement in the occult, but I will be covering most of that in the book that I am currently writing.  The point is that the occult is gaining wide acceptance in the mainstream of our culture.  Channeling, psychics, and astrology are becoming more and more mainstream with each passing day.  Meanwhile the fabric of our society is ripping apart at the seams with school shootings, terrorism, sexual violence, etc. Is it a coincidence?  I don’t think so.

In an interview with the New York Times Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg makes an astonishing admission regarding her perception of the Roe vs. Wade decision that legalized abortion.

“Frankly I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don’t want to have too many of. So that Roe was going to be then set up for Medicaid funding for abortion.”

There you have it folks.  Spoken like a true disciple of Margaret Sanger.  So you see Roe vs. Wade was never about privacy, it was about population control.  If you are not familiar with the work of Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, please do some research on the subject.  You will be shocked to discover that her true agenda was really about population control, specifically dealing with the African American community.  Although she is championed as a pioneer of Women’s rights, she was actually a racist and an elitist.

It is absolutely amazing that most of the Black community supports abortion without realizing that its main intent in the United States was genocidal in nature and targeted at their population.

“Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!” – Isaiah 5:20

Apparently, Michael Jackson wanted to be cloned before he died in a bid for immortality.  After a hearing a conference presented by the Raelian cult group he supposedly became obsessed with the idea.  Yes, he was a weird guy, but I think this is more indicative of the fact that his fear of death may have been a deep rooted spiritual fear.

From what I understand he grew up as a Jehovah’s Witness and as an adult wandered away from any organized religion only later to turn to Islam as a PR move after his legal trouble.  So Jackson was faced with the reality that when he died he was in big trouble, hence his obsession with immortality.  The lengths some people will go to avoid God and the truths of His word are absolutely amazing.  However, I am not sure how cloning could be considered the key to living forever.

I did find this quote from Jackson’s former chauffeur Al Bowman to be quite interesting.

“I used to drive so many celebrities around LA, and so many of them became obsessed with these weird religious sects – Michael was no different. People in Hollywood are the most creative people you’ll ever meet, but they’re also the most stupid people around. They believe almost anything and then they hand over all their millions to these groups.”

Words of wisdom!  The conspiracy theorist in me finds the other recent article about Jackson being buried without his brain very interesting and I wonder if his obsession with immortally is connected to this.  I remember years ago the rumor that Walt Disney had his brain stored in the event that medical science could resurrect him.  Hmmmmm….