Why am I an occult watchdog?

 On Facebook, someone asked a question about what inspired me to do an expose. Here is my answer:

Evil mother (psychic fraud), experience in multiple schisms, former boiler room psychic, tried and convicted of black magick (expelled from GD for binding a serial rapist), and being banned (for my medical marijuana use) from a monthly Wiccan event that I attended for twenty-five years because I discussed how I have never verified a single lineage that was born outside the state of Colorado. I have been doing this type of stuff since my mother forced me into the Broom Closet (in 1980) to hide the fact that her family is a bag full of rabid raccoons crazy.

And the latest attempt to silence me (in the name of pagan community service) is as bug-shit crazy as anything else I have ever seen. Oh, the rewriting of official local history which proves that a single witch should have micromanagement over all other local leaders--including the right to shut down the events of others (no questions asked)--declaring that I never once contributed to the esoteric traditions and Wicca--because She Who Assembled an Apex Monopoly has to be preapprove other leader's projects before they are allowed to be public representative of Wicca. Nice, right?

Basically, I have been calling Bullshit on selfish leaders since my very own bloodline decided that their psychic powers suspended the Constitution of the United States of America--which would allow my mother to kill me without going to jail (because Christians are permitted to murder their pagan relatives) thanks to being God's prophetess. I started reporting on this type of behavior because to do otherwise meant that I had no religious freedoms and my jealous mother won the day--being allowed to micromanage me until the day that she died. If I wanted to be a witch, or a writer of any sort, I had to fight for my own religious freedoms.

And it is as true today as it was in 1980. I have forty-two years worth of stories--and I have been banned by every organization that I have ever been a member of . . . because She Who Must Rule is entitled to be the "sole voice" of her spiritual community. If I don't do it, who would?


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