Re: question about an upcoming trial.

[heathendante]

They are called "those without" in the Al Jiwah. We are "those within." We are allowed to be secretive if we choose because we don't know " what those without will do." The buybull is not supposed to be in courts anymore but we all know how that shit works out. Thomas Jefferson referred to xtianity as a "vile superstion." Thomas Paine HATED xtian mind virus bullshit and wrote books against it.

You have the right and are in the right to keep your beliefs secret, the xtian/jew scum will only twist what you say if you were out front about it. Thay know nothing about Sumer and don't want to know. Educating the sheep out of their mind virus state is not your calling...lol.

Be there for your daughter and deny if you have to do so, many famous Spiritual Satanists as well as other Satanists have done so for centuries. Even the Yezedis kept things on the down low....

Read the Al Jiwah on the JoS site....you'll like it

Dante

 

[Sheila Barnhill]

oh i dearly love the Al Jiwah and i say a morning prayer to Satan every day...shhhh...it's a secret...lol. i just wanted to make sure i am doing the right thing being secretive because i really do love Satan with all of my heart and i don't want to dissappoint Him. it gets a little confusing sometimes because a part of me wants to scream it at the top of my lungs with pride. JOS is like a home to me spiritually and i wish i could just hug all of you. it's so nice to feel like i have a family again.

On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 3:42 AM, heathendante <heathendante@... wrote:

  They are called "those without" in the Al Jiwah. We are "those within." We are allowed to be secretive if we choose because we don't know " what those without will do." The buybull is not supposed to be in courts anymore but we all know how that shit works out. Thomas Jefferson referred to xtianity as a "vile superstion." Thomas Paine HATED xtian mind virus bullshit and wrote books against it.

You have the right and are in the right to keep your beliefs secret, the xtian/jew scum will only twist what you say if you were out front about it. Thay know nothing about Sumer and don't want to know. Educating the sheep out of their mind virus state is not your calling...lol.

Be there for your daughter and deny if you have to do so, many famous Spiritual Satanists as well as other Satanists have done so for centuries. Even the Yezedis kept things on the down low....

Read the Al Jiwah on the JoS site....you'll like it

Dante

--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

 

[heathendante]

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes or no answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase on the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more areas the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid xtian audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and a blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute the word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him ask the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT you and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an accuserist...right? ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without ignorant of what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and history...etc. See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion of your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true freedom of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante

 

[Mark Scott]

Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have too, but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before they are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk any more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "heathendante" <heathendante@... wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes or no answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase on the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more areas the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid xtian audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and a blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute the word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him ask the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT you and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an accuserist...right? ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without ignorant of what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and history...etc. See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion of your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true freedom of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante

 

[dante kun]

<td val[/IMG]Actually, you can ask the attorney to clarify any open ended questions.  You can force him to be specific in his questions and force the yes and no responses. 

--- On Sat, 11/27/10, Mark Scott <scott.mark06@... wrote:

From: Mark Scott <scott.mark06@...
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: question about an upcoming trial.
To: [email protected]
Date: Saturday, November 27, 2010, 3:54 PM

  Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have too, but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before they are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk any more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

--- In [[email protected]][email protected][/email], "heathendante" <heathendante@... wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes or no answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase on the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more areas the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid xtian audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and a blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute the word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him ask the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT you and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an accuserist...right? ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without ignorant of what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and history...etc. See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion of your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true freedom of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante

[/TD]

 

[Sheila Barnhill]

I agree with Dante and Phantom. Many thanks for all the help.

Granny

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 5:54 PM, Mark Scott <scott.mark06@... wrote:

  Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have too, but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before they are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk any more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "heathendante" <heathendante@... wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes or no answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase on the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more areas the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid xtian audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and a blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute the word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him ask the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT you and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an accuserist...right? ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without ignorant of what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and history...etc. See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion of your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true freedom of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante

--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

 

[PamelaL]

Wait whats going on?

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@... wrote:

oh i dearly love the Al Jiwah and i say a morning prayer to Satan every
day...shhhh...it's a secret...lol. i just wanted to make sure i am doing the
right thing being secretive because i really do love Satan with all of my
heart and i don't want to dissappoint Him. it gets a little confusing
sometimes because a part of me wants to scream it at the top of my lungs
with pride. JOS is like a home to me spiritually and i wish i could just hug
all of you. it's so nice to feel like i have a family again.

On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 3:42 AM, heathendante <[email protected]:



They are called "those without" in the Al Jiwah. We are "those within." We
are allowed to be secretive if we choose because we don't know " what those
without will do." The buybull is not supposed to be in courts anymore but we
all know how that shit works out. Thomas Jefferson referred to xtianity as a
"vile superstion." Thomas Paine HATED xtian mind virus bullshit and wrote
books against it.

You have the right and are in the right to keep your beliefs secret, the
xtian/jew scum will only twist what you say if you were out front about it.
Thay know nothing about Sumer and don't want to know. Educating the sheep
out of their mind virus state is not your calling...lol.

Be there for your daughter and deny if you have to do so, many famous
Spiritual Satanists as well as other Satanists have done so for centuries.
Even the Yezedis kept things on the down low....

Read the Al Jiwah on the JoS site....you'll like it

Dante






--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

 

[wynterwatcher]

I work with a trial attorney, and one of the first things she instructs her witnesses to do when questioned by counsel is to ask for their "definition" of a particular word or term prior to answering.

If asked if you are a "Satanist" or "Devil Worshipper" (I use the quotes only in reference to the terms the other lawyer may use), I (personally) would simply force the question back onto them by asking for clarification along the lines of:

"Since some religions consider people not of their own faith to automatically be "of the devil", can you please explain your definition of the term(s) and which version of religion you are referring to?"

If you really want to confuse them, you could also answer "yes and no". At that point the lawyer would want clarification and you revert back to the differences between the religions by stating something along the lines of:

"Well, since to some religions anyone not of their belief is considered a devil worshipper so in that sence we all would be one, yet in other religious views just because you don't share the same beleif doesn't make you a devil worshipper then the answer would be no."

This way you force them to explain what they think the term means, and it gives you a chance to construct the response you need. It also shows your intelligence at other view points as well as questions them into stating theirs.

Either definition they provide would still be answered honestly with a "no", because they are more than likely going to use the fake definitions of devil worshipper or Satan, to which you would still be neither.

Just my opinion, but I hope this helps a little.

Hail Satan always!!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@... wrote:

I agree with Dante and Phantom. Many thanks for all the help.

Granny

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 5:54 PM, Mark Scott <scott.mark06@... wrote:



Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have too,
but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before they
are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk any
more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an
attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] <JoyofSatan666%40yahoogroups.com,
"heathendante" <heathendante@ wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes or no
answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase on
the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more areas
the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before
answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid xtian
audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and a
blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute the
word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use
silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him ask
the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT you
and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish
name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an accuserist...right?
ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without ignorant of
what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and history...etc.
See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion of
your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true freedom
of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these
freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante







--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

 

[Sheila Barnhill]

actually what i picture happening is this...the lawyer asks if i am a satanist and i say no, then he asks if i am a christian and i say no. and then i just enjoy the totally bewildered look on his face. if he asks what religion i DO follow, i just tell him "You know, I don't even think about religion." That wouldn't be a lie since Satanism is automatic to me and I DON"T "think" about it...roflmao.

Sheila

On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 8:05 AM, wynterwatcher <wynterwatcher@... wrote:

  I work with a trial attorney, and one of the first things she instructs her witnesses to do when questioned by counsel is to ask for their "definition" of a particular word or term prior to answering.

If asked if you are a "Satanist" or "Devil Worshipper" (I use the quotes only in reference to the terms the other lawyer may use), I (personally) would simply force the question back onto them by asking for clarification along the lines of:

"Since some religions consider people not of their own faith to automatically be "of the devil", can you please explain your definition of the term(s) and which version of religion you are referring to?"

If you really want to confuse them, you could also answer "yes and no". At that point the lawyer would want clarification and you revert back to the differences between the religions by stating something along the lines of:

"Well, since to some religions anyone not of their belief is considered a devil worshipper so in that sence we all would be one, yet in other religious views just because you don't share the same beleif doesn't make you a devil worshipper then the answer would be no."

This way you force them to explain what they think the term means, and it gives you a chance to construct the response you need. It also shows your intelligence at other view points as well as questions them into stating theirs.

Either definition they provide would still be answered honestly with a "no", because they are more than likely going to use the fake definitions of devil worshipper or Satan, to which you would still be neither.

Just my opinion, but I hope this helps a little.

Hail Satan always!!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@... wrote:

I agree with Dante and Phantom. Many thanks for all the help.

Granny

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 5:54 PM, Mark Scott <scott.mark06@... wrote:



Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have too,
but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before they
are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk any
more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an
attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] <JoyofSatan666%40yahoogroups.com,
"heathendante" <heathendante@ wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes or no
answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase on
the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more areas
the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before
answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid xtian
audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and a
blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute the
word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use
silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him ask
the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT you
and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish
name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an accuserist...right?
ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without ignorant of
what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and history...etc.
See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion of
your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true freedom
of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these
freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante







--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

 

[Marek Litnevski]

This on is one fine articulate answer!! Just what I meant by "define..."! Very well put!     --------------------------------------------------------------------------   Ave Satanas!  Ave Demones Inferno!

From: wynterwatcher <wynterwatcher@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tue, November 30, 2010 4:05:31 PM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: question about an upcoming trial.

  I work with a trial attorney, and one of the first things she instructs her witnesses to do when questioned by counsel is to ask for their "definition" of a particular word or term prior to answering.

If asked if you are a "Satanist" or "Devil Worshipper" (I use the quotes only in reference to the terms the other lawyer may use), I (personally) would simply force the question back onto them by asking for clarification along the lines of:

"Since some religions consider people not of their own faith to automatically be "of the devil", can you please explain your definition of the term(s) and which version of religion you are referring to?"

If you really want to confuse them, you could also answer "yes and no". At that point the lawyer would want clarification and you revert back to the differences between the religions by stating something along the lines of:

"Well, since to some religions anyone not of their belief is considered a devil worshipper so in that sence we all would be one, yet in other religious views just because you don't share the same beleif doesn't make you a devil worshipper then the answer would be no."

This way you force them to explain what they think the term means, and it gives you a chance to construct the response you need. It also shows your intelligence at other view points as well as questions them into stating theirs.

Either definition they provide would still be answered honestly with a "no", because they are more than likely going to use the fake definitions of devil worshipper or Satan, to which you would still be neither.

Just my opinion, but I hope this helps a little.

Hail Satan always!!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@... wrote:

 

[Brian Gibbons]

That's good advice and I have found in public if you happen to be wearing a Satanic symbol,and I am  asked what it is.It is my choice to answer or not.If I don't want to cause a fight,and am in a professional situation,then I can just say its personal.If they still press the issue,than I can just walk away,unless it isn't a professional situation,then I can stand up for what I believe,and believe me I do.I have done the same shit that Maxine said she did when some xtian has pissed me off. I wear a two tones silver and gold baphomet with a stone between the horns.And I wear it for me not anyone else.And I wear it proudly and fuck anyone else.Now I know this doesn't apply to a  to the topic at hand.But I have worn in in the court room also.Anyway it just comes down to what Brian said.Ask them what they are talking about before answering.Father gives us the ability to use wisdom in all situations.
Hail Satan!
The other Brian. lol


From: wynterwatcher <wynterwatcher@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tue, November 30, 2010 8:05:31 AM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: question about an upcoming trial.

  I work with a trial attorney, and one of the first things she instructs her witnesses to do when questioned by counsel is to ask for their "definition" of a particular word or term prior to answering.

If asked if you are a "Satanist" or "Devil Worshipper" (I use the quotes only in reference to the terms the other lawyer may use), I (personally) would simply force the question back onto them by asking for clarification along the lines of:

"Since some religions consider people not of their own faith to automatically be "of the devil", can you please explain your definition of the term(s) and which version of religion you are referring to?"

If you really want to confuse them, you could also answer "yes and no". At that point the lawyer would want clarification and you revert back to the differences between the religions by stating something along the lines of:

"Well, since to some religions anyone not of their belief is considered a devil worshipper so in that sence we all would be one, yet in other religious views just because you don't share the same beleif doesn't make you a devil worshipper then the answer would be no."

This way you force them to explain what they think the term means, and it gives you a chance to construct the response you need. It also shows your intelligence at other view points as well as questions them into stating theirs.

Either definition they provide would still be answered honestly with a "no", because they are more than likely going to use the fake definitions of devil worshipper or Satan, to which you would still be neither.

Just my opinion, but I hope this helps a little.

Hail Satan always!!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@... wrote:

I agree with Dante and Phantom. Many thanks for all the help.

Granny

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 5:54 PM, Mark Scott <scott.mark06@... wrote:



Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have too,
but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before they
are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk any
more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an
attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] <JoyofSatan666%40yahoogroups.com,
"heathendante" <heathendante@ wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes or no
answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase on
the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more areas
the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before
answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid xtian
audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and a
blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute the
word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use
silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him ask
the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT you
and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish
name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an accuserist...right?
ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without ignorant of
what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and history...etc.
See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion of
your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true freedom
of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these
freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante







--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

 

[morticia]

thats the best answer yet! lol! dont worry ull be fine hon. just trust father to give u the right words to say.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@... wrote:

actually what i picture happening is this...the lawyer asks if i am a
satanist and i say no, then he asks if i am a christian and i say no. and
then i just enjoy the totally bewildered look on his face. if he asks what
religion i DO follow, i just tell him "You know, I don't even think about
religion." That wouldn't be a lie since Satanism is automatic to me and I
DON"T "think" about it...roflmao.

Sheila

On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 8:05 AM, wynterwatcher <[email protected]:



I work with a trial attorney, and one of the first things she instructs her
witnesses to do when questioned by counsel is to ask for their "definition"
of a particular word or term prior to answering.

If asked if you are a "Satanist" or "Devil Worshipper" (I use the quotes
only in reference to the terms the other lawyer may use), I (personally)
would simply force the question back onto them by asking for clarification
along the lines of:

"Since some religions consider people not of their own faith to
automatically be "of the devil", can you please explain your definition of
the term(s) and which version of religion you are referring to?"

If you really want to confuse them, you could also answer "yes and no". At
that point the lawyer would want clarification and you revert back to the
differences between the religions by stating something along the lines of:

"Well, since to some religions anyone not of their belief is considered a
devil worshipper so in that sence we all would be one, yet in other
religious views just because you don't share the same beleif doesn't make
you a devil worshipper then the answer would be no."

This way you force them to explain what they think the term means, and it
gives you a chance to construct the response you need. It also shows your
intelligence at other view points as well as questions them into stating
theirs.

Either definition they provide would still be answered honestly with a
"no", because they are more than likely going to use the fake definitions of
devil worshipper or Satan, to which you would still be neither.

Just my opinion, but I hope this helps a little.

Hail Satan always!!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] <JoyofSatan666%40yahoogroups.com,
Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@ wrote:

I agree with Dante and Phantom. Many thanks for all the help.

Granny

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 5:54 PM, Mark Scott <scott.mark06@ wrote:



Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have
too,
but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before
they
are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk
any
more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an
attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

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"heathendante" <heathendante@ wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes
or no
answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase
on
the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more
areas
the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before
answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid
xtian
audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and
a
blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute
the
word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use
silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him
ask
the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT
you
and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish
name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an
accuserist...right?
ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without
ignorant of
what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and
history...etc.
See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion
of
your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true
freedom
of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these
freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante







--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's
become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it
is."







--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

 

[Sheila Barnhill]

many thanks to all who have helped me!!

On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 1:09 AM, morticia <morticiasixx@... wrote:

  thats the best answer yet! lol! dont worry ull be fine hon. just trust father to give u the right words to say.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@... wrote:

actually what i picture happening is this...the lawyer asks if i am a
satanist and i say no, then he asks if i am a christian and i say no. and
then i just enjoy the totally bewildered look on his face. if he asks what
religion i DO follow, i just tell him "You know, I don't even think about
religion." That wouldn't be a lie since Satanism is automatic to me and I
DON"T "think" about it...roflmao.

Sheila

On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 8:05 AM, wynterwatcher <[email protected]:



I work with a trial attorney, and one of the first things she instructs her
witnesses to do when questioned by counsel is to ask for their "definition"
of a particular word or term prior to answering.

If asked if you are a "Satanist" or "Devil Worshipper" (I use the quotes
only in reference to the terms the other lawyer may use), I (personally)
would simply force the question back onto them by asking for clarification
along the lines of:

"Since some religions consider people not of their own faith to
automatically be "of the devil", can you please explain your definition of
the term(s) and which version of religion you are referring to?"

If you really want to confuse them, you could also answer "yes and no". At
that point the lawyer would want clarification and you revert back to the
differences between the religions by stating something along the lines of:

"Well, since to some religions anyone not of their belief is considered a
devil worshipper so in that sence we all would be one, yet in other
religious views just because you don't share the same beleif doesn't make
you a devil worshipper then the answer would be no."

This way you force them to explain what they think the term means, and it
gives you a chance to construct the response you need. It also shows your
intelligence at other view points as well as questions them into stating
theirs.

Either definition they provide would still be answered honestly with a
"no", because they are more than likely going to use the fake definitions of
devil worshipper or Satan, to which you would still be neither.

Just my opinion, but I hope this helps a little.

Hail Satan always!!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] <JoyofSatan666%40yahoogroups.com,
Sheila Barnhill <darkangelpublishing@ wrote:

I agree with Dante and Phantom. Many thanks for all the help.

Granny

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 5:54 PM, Mark Scott <scott.mark06@ wrote:



Good point, of course you do not want to say any more than you have
too,
but attorneys will also ask questions that need to be clarified before
they
are answered. I should have mentioned this in my last post. Do not talk
any
more than you have too. Another reason why it would be good to have an
attorney go over this with you if you can.

Phantom

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] <JoyofSatan666%40yahoogroups.com<JoyofSatan666%
40yahoogroups.com,
"heathendante" <heathendante@ wrote:

Say and talk on the stand as little as possible and answer with yes
or no
answers. Attorneys are trained to manipulate people into the TMI phase
on
the stand. TMI = too much information. The more you speak, the more
areas
the attorney is allowed to explore. Trying to explain things before
answering is a BAD idea, first of all you will NEVER convince a stupid
xtian
audience that there is ANY difference between a Spiritual Satanist and
a
blood drinking, baby killing, nutjob. They will NOT listen the minute
the
word "satanist" comes out of your mouth. If the attorney tries to use
silence after you answer "yes" or "no" just sit there quietly, MAKE him
ask
the questions, VOLUNTEER NOTHING.

Lets go over the facts: If you state you are a Satanist it will HURT
you
and your family. So...

Satan is a hebrew word that means "adversary" or "accuser."

EnKi is the true father of humanity.

You do NOT worship and adversery or accuser or any other jewish
name...you TRUTHFULLY are not an adversarialist...or an
accuserist...right?
ist on the end of the hebrew word satan translates that way right?

The Al Jiwah gives you total permission to keep those without
ignorant of
what "Those within" do.

You study meditation, the Annunaki, ancient cultures and
history...etc.
See where I am going with this? You are FREE to practice the religion
of
your choice BUT we, as an american culture Really do not have true
freedom
of speech or religion, there is STILL an unfair price to pay for these
freedoms even today.

Hail EnKi!
Dante







--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's
become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it
is."







--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become
a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."

--
"Do what you want as long as it's paying off for you. But once it's become a liability, then something is wrong and you better find out what it is."