he Christian Church has shown the first sign of being united over anything in 2000 years with both the catholic and protestant wings attacking new age beliefs.

The late pope himself has tightened exorcism guidelines, for the first time in centuries.

In particular astrological and witchcraft practises come in for particular criticism.

Many Christians will say this is good news, but is it ?

Most witchcraft occurs within the Christian Church itself, and the appointment on 17 June 2005 of John Sentamu Britain’s first black archbishop of York, was actually not a religious appointment but a political one.

The European police have been fighting a losing battle with Christian necropopaphagy from women and children being trafficked into Britain from Africa, for both the sex trade and for the witchcraft industry, and Scotland yard has largely suppressed information on “muti” killings which are a feature of the African Evangelical movement here in Britain. A document on bush meat further speculates on necropophagy or eating the flesh of beings killed for the table, being rife.

The filming of vicious exorcism rites to expel the devil is believed to be behind many snuff movies, bought at boot fairs; body parts are believed to contain special powers if eaten raw and preferably “live”.

The religious belief that intercourse with toddlers can cure AIDS victims is particularly abhorrent, and the introduction of expensive fake horoscopes by priests as proof a child is possessed, is a red herring and entirely untenable.

In Nigeria alone, 80 young people were murdered last year in “Kendoki” Christian evangelical cult attacks.

Both the Anglican and the Evangelical Alliance church bodies excuse sexual searches by saying “evil spirits can enter through young boys willies and bottoms”.

The new black Archbishop John Sentamu is aware of the 101 breakaway fundamentalist churches in London alone, in the large African communities, where these African practises called “ndoki”  (or kendoki) occur, and strangely the new Archbishop, who was actively involved in two best known cases of black children exported to “relatives” in Britain for spurious benefit claims, and subsequent torture and death, Victoria Climbie and Damilola Taylor, has been silent over the traffic. Even the Russian mafia who run Britain’s immigration system have offered advice on child import/exports,  which is a new trend away from the abduction and ritual sacrifice of the cities “rough sleepers”.

The British court system says, “those who condone or shield child abuse are themselves child abusers”

Please remember the cultural philosophy of African witchcraft is totally different to that of European witchcraft.

The Nigerian born Debbie Ariyo, head of the charity, “Africans against child abuse” gave a comprehensive statement condemning African evangelical witchcraft practises.

And operation Violet, the secret police investigation in which I was an advisor, has been hampered by political correctness from Britain’s New Labour, and accusations of racism in its investigation into the closed communities in British churches.

Many insiders feel John Sentamu’s appointment is to put a lid on, rather than stamp out every area of child abuse seen by social workers working these last few years in secret, and it is now well known that the Vatican initiative, called “Operation Templeman”, was to hide up the huge numbers of priests in child abuse cases, and in Africa the church would sooner see babies die from Aids in agony, than give preventative birth control.  

Catholic interference over the years, with the encouragement of violence in countries such as Ireland, South America, Poland and Africa, has been noticeable, and remember the church was photographed blessing the tanks and planes going to kill and maim those peoples of  Iraq.

The Christian church is in danger of collapsing under the many pressures and internal corruptions it faces; the Greek Orthodox church reported recently in the Independent newspaper that certain categories will be banned from their priesthood, including: Magicians, astrologers, actors, usurers, thieves, solicitors and gynaecologists!