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I thought I would provide Sofy with prime time.
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| Princess Sofy Loren Panathinaikos, Greek Princess and heir to a massive shipping fortune and several blueberry farms in Surrey, British Columbia. Mother Anjela (Anjee) has stated it is good that I am in security as Sofy will need a body guard. Although she does need shades here. Realize this type of sunny weather is rare here, therefore we are caught in a state of shock... |
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| Okay, actually Deaan thought she should be online and I am a loved 'Skuncle'. Sofy waved and yelled goodbye to me as the car was leaving this afternoon. And by the way, I am sure Mother Bulgarian Princess Anjela would like the world to know that she passed her academic teaching with A+ in every course. Now of course with both Anjela and Dean working I expect that delicious homemade chocolate, (coffee) cake every visit, like you promised, Anjela. I am driving out from Maple Ditch you know. Dean stated I ate half of it the first time, well if that is true that is because a certain Princess was favouring her big bro, with my big dog charms... |
Cited
'...Rapper who 'used a steak knife for botched DIY vasectomy before jumping off balcony' speaks out'
'Goes by the name Christ Bearer or C.B. as part of rap duo Northstar, founded by Wu-Tang Johnson was reported to be under the influence of dangerous dissociative drug PCP at the time
Speaking for the first time he said it was depression that drove him to do it
He is not allowed to see his two daughters
Admitted to have smoked weed earlier in the night'
'But the 40-year-old, also known as C.B., has now told TMZ that he was smoking weed and reading a book about monks and vasectomies right before the self-castration.'
'PCP is a 'dissociative drug' meaning that it distorts perceptions of sight and sound and produces feelings of detachment from the environment and self. First introduced as a street drug in the 1960s, PCP - which comes in crystal form but is often smoked with a herb like mint or marijuana - quickly gained a reputation as a drug that could cause bad reactions and was not worth the risk. However, some abusers continue to use PCP due to the feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind that PCP can induce.'
'While he claims he will be able to regain full functionality, having more children will likely not be possible. The incident occurred at an apartment compex about 1am on Wednesday April 16.'
End citations
'Christ Bearer'?
Well, you know how it is stated at times that some person's are not suited for ministry work?
This is someone that I reason 'probably', 'somehow' qualifies in that category. Just from a few documented cumulative points...
I just doubt he would make the cut.
Mail Online: May 10, 2014
Citations
'Satanic inmate suing Nevada jail for religious discrimination... which includes his right to ICE CREAM
Alex Snelson claims he can eat only 'whole foods' without byproducts or processing additives
He listed ice cream as one of those foods on a handwritten legal complaint'
Citations
'A Satanic inmate has filed a federal lawsuit accusing his Nevada jailers of violating his constitutional rights by denying him meals adhering to his strict pagan diet.
Alex C. Snelson, 33, argues in the lawsuit that denying him meals without byproducts and processing additives force him to either starve or go against his religion. He lists ice cream as being one of those foods.
Snelson made the accusations in a hand-written complaint filed to the U.S. District Court in Reno, and insisted ice cream is one of the 'whole foods' his religion permits him to eat.'
Citations
Snelson said he is a member of the Church of Light in Chino Hills, California.
There is no readily available record of such a church existing
A leader of a leading international Satanic organization also questioned Snelson's claims.
The Church of Satan, founded in San Francisco in 1966 by Anton Szandor LaVey, allows its members 'to choose whatever diet is pleasing to them,' said Magus Peter H. Gilmore, a high priest at the church. The church website says it is the 'original Church of Satan' dedicated to the 'acceptance of man's nature as an animal living in a cosmos that is indifferent to his existence.'
It adds that Satanism is 'not Devil worship. There is no belief in God, Satan, the soul, the supernatural or in any form of afterlife.' Devotees are permitted to enjoy ice cream.'
End citations
Is his stated religious organization an actual church or actual religious movement in which religious rights, in particular, within a Western democratic context, in this case United States law and constitution, should provide specific food related rights connected to religious worship?
'Snelson said he is a member of the Church of Light in Chino Hills, California.
There is no readily available record of such a church existing'
If in this case a person is not least significantly connected to a publicly known religious organization the issue seems to be more in regard to supposed individual rights to whole foods, as opposed to supposed religious rights to whole foods.
If these type of individualistic religious rights were granted based on private religion, it could create organizational problems in public places both public and private sensor. Many inmates could claim a personal religion that is supposedly affiliated with a known religious organization, such as Satanism in this case, but in reality just follow a personal, suppsoedly 'ethical', religious system to suit self.
Each person entitled to their own diet, there own menu.
This could take on other public levels as well, such as corporate.
A waste of public money and time, which is money.
Romans 13 Biblically allows the state, in whatever form that may be, not necessarily nation state, to maintain law and order including through the use of the sword. Here I reason Biblically, order would include a denial of questionable religious claims in regard to rights.
My religion demands that I eat chocolate coffee cake daily and it is my legal and constitutional right to receive that at my corporate work five days a week.
As if...
'...Rapper who 'used a steak knife for botched DIY vasectomy before jumping off balcony' speaks out'
'Goes by the name Christ Bearer or C.B. as part of rap duo Northstar, founded by Wu-Tang Johnson was reported to be under the influence of dangerous dissociative drug PCP at the time
Speaking for the first time he said it was depression that drove him to do it
He is not allowed to see his two daughters
Admitted to have smoked weed earlier in the night'
'But the 40-year-old, also known as C.B., has now told TMZ that he was smoking weed and reading a book about monks and vasectomies right before the self-castration.'
'PCP is a 'dissociative drug' meaning that it distorts perceptions of sight and sound and produces feelings of detachment from the environment and self. First introduced as a street drug in the 1960s, PCP - which comes in crystal form but is often smoked with a herb like mint or marijuana - quickly gained a reputation as a drug that could cause bad reactions and was not worth the risk. However, some abusers continue to use PCP due to the feelings of strength, power, and invulnerability as well as a numbing effect on the mind that PCP can induce.'
'While he claims he will be able to regain full functionality, having more children will likely not be possible. The incident occurred at an apartment compex about 1am on Wednesday April 16.'
End citations
'Christ Bearer'?
Well, you know how it is stated at times that some person's are not suited for ministry work?
This is someone that I reason 'probably', 'somehow' qualifies in that category. Just from a few documented cumulative points...
I just doubt he would make the cut.
Mail Online: May 10, 2014
Citations
'Satanic inmate suing Nevada jail for religious discrimination... which includes his right to ICE CREAM
Alex Snelson claims he can eat only 'whole foods' without byproducts or processing additives
He listed ice cream as one of those foods on a handwritten legal complaint'
Citations
'A Satanic inmate has filed a federal lawsuit accusing his Nevada jailers of violating his constitutional rights by denying him meals adhering to his strict pagan diet.
Alex C. Snelson, 33, argues in the lawsuit that denying him meals without byproducts and processing additives force him to either starve or go against his religion. He lists ice cream as being one of those foods.
Snelson made the accusations in a hand-written complaint filed to the U.S. District Court in Reno, and insisted ice cream is one of the 'whole foods' his religion permits him to eat.'
Citations
Snelson said he is a member of the Church of Light in Chino Hills, California.
There is no readily available record of such a church existing
A leader of a leading international Satanic organization also questioned Snelson's claims.
The Church of Satan, founded in San Francisco in 1966 by Anton Szandor LaVey, allows its members 'to choose whatever diet is pleasing to them,' said Magus Peter H. Gilmore, a high priest at the church. The church website says it is the 'original Church of Satan' dedicated to the 'acceptance of man's nature as an animal living in a cosmos that is indifferent to his existence.'
It adds that Satanism is 'not Devil worship. There is no belief in God, Satan, the soul, the supernatural or in any form of afterlife.' Devotees are permitted to enjoy ice cream.'
End citations
Is his stated religious organization an actual church or actual religious movement in which religious rights, in particular, within a Western democratic context, in this case United States law and constitution, should provide specific food related rights connected to religious worship?
'Snelson said he is a member of the Church of Light in Chino Hills, California.
There is no readily available record of such a church existing'
If in this case a person is not least significantly connected to a publicly known religious organization the issue seems to be more in regard to supposed individual rights to whole foods, as opposed to supposed religious rights to whole foods.
If these type of individualistic religious rights were granted based on private religion, it could create organizational problems in public places both public and private sensor. Many inmates could claim a personal religion that is supposedly affiliated with a known religious organization, such as Satanism in this case, but in reality just follow a personal, suppsoedly 'ethical', religious system to suit self.
Each person entitled to their own diet, there own menu.
This could take on other public levels as well, such as corporate.
A waste of public money and time, which is money.
Romans 13 Biblically allows the state, in whatever form that may be, not necessarily nation state, to maintain law and order including through the use of the sword. Here I reason Biblically, order would include a denial of questionable religious claims in regard to rights.
My religion demands that I eat chocolate coffee cake daily and it is my legal and constitutional right to receive that at my corporate work five days a week.
As if...
