A Sincerely Held Faith Belief: "Fences Make for Good Neighbors" and Good Trouble

SATANIC MESSAGES AND VACCINE MANDATESShow more

If just the mention of Satan or the demonic guarantees a movie audience, finding the George Burns character in Oh God lamenting that he had a publicity problem, is it odd that Pew Research Center which went to the extent to stand up its own search engine and analytical capability before the pandemic, a robust intelligence collection capability they described as "the religious repression project", has surveys on the paranormal, extra-terrestrials, politics, religion and other topics but not even one on the issue of Satan.

So, continuing this new push for a deal with the devil in vaccines mandates, we move to subliminal satanic messages in the most interesting place: an August Wilson play that was on Broadway and that became a feature film, and that describes with specificity exactly who the Devil is when a black man says it, a demographic that is, according to Pew, the one with the most faith.