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yes , sir Patrick. he flew into my city for a saturday .
he was guest speaker and talked for about 90 minutes.
he said when he got into Edmonton, the first thing he did was go on the roller coaster three times at the big shopping mall here. he was also very excited as he was directing his first ever episode of TNG starting on the following Monday.

And yes, there is the issue that the violence associated with Halloween is far, far greater—though it mostly takes place in secret.
I have delved very deeply into the subject of ritual abuse within Satanic circles; even if one chooses not to believe everything that is reported, it is more than enough.

If even half of it is true—well, these may not be the most extensive campaigns of violence the world has ever seen, but they are certainly the most chilling. Furthermore, I absolutely do not believe that the Crusades or the Inquisition can be linked to Christianity—even if they were carried out in the name of God.

If you raise children to believe that they should throw eggs at someone’s door if they don’t get any candy, then you shouldn’t be surprised when they grow into young adults who—if the state doesn’t provide everything their extravagant hearts desire—end up looting shops, torching cars, and beating people up.

Quite a "Halloween-style" approach to upbringing, wouldn't you say?

Good night

These are two separate discussions—the latter is one we could explore in greater detail: 1. the extent to which pagan customs remain active within Christianity, and how this has led to some very unproductive alliances. However, that is not the topic for this evening.
2. I would, however, like to address the other aspect—Halloween—which is by no means a harmless pastime. There are spirits in the unseen realm that possess particular strength and energy on that day. If you don’t sense them, be glad; it means you have a protective shield. Sometimes, even now, I wish I could return to the naivety of my former life—but once you have seen what lies beyond, you can never be the same person again.

Is it permissible to hate evil, lies, or a lack of love, without becoming unloving oneself?

Psalm 97:10: “Let those who love the LORD hate evil!”

Whatever contradicts love deserves our resistance. Whatever contradicts the truth deserves our contempt. For those who love love cannot remain indifferent to a lack of love. And those who love the truth cannot come to terms with a lie.

Riny is dressing up as a woman for halloween

Yes, unfortunately, I hate this festival.
I'm saying goodbye and wish you a pleasant evening.
Have the honour.

What happens when we can no longer find the words to communicate with one another, because everyone has their own personal definition for a given term? To begin with, "avant-garde" simply means "vanguard." But yes, I’ve heard that the Left has—well, let’s just say—redefined this wonderful term of mine.

I associate the avant-garde with Franz Kafka, *Metropolis*, and much else besides; though, admittedly, Communism also laid claim to it. Breaking apart established patterns of thought can be either good or bad—it could just as easily lead to the French Revolution and bring the guillotine along with it. I’m curious to see what will be happening on our streets tomorrow. Halloween sends its regards...

Yes, I like the avant-garde! I’d be willing to bet that banner is a *Rocky Horror Picture Show* reference.

Are you looking for a duel, then? What kind of feud do you two have going on? Did he clean out your saloon or steal your horse, perhaps?

had no idea you were also part of the "cowboy boot" camp. I’m not sure what it is, but there’s just something about men in boots with that laid-back vibe. Is it the "horse gene," a sense of freedom, that rugged, casual air—or simply a combination of it all? In any case, there’s just something about a cowboy hat and boots on a man.

Good evening....
Vaquero