Posted on January 15, 2010 - by Andrew
King of all Witches bids to become a member of the British Parliament
Magus Lynius Shadee has announced his plans to open an occult centre in Cambridge have been paused while he bids to become elected as the city’s MP.
He told press;
“I have withheld the opening of my occult centres and am focusing on the general election,”
“I shall hope to stand as an independent. My manifesto will be very forward, and if accepted, will change many directions for the better – for the human race.”
Shadee, who calls himself the King of all Witches, made the news in October 2009 when he claimed to have summoned a demon to haunt the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs on Hills Road in Cambridge.
It is said he conducted the ritual in the Catholic Church and told press that he did not speak to the priest but conducted an incantation to bring an ‘element’ to dwell within the building.
He described the element as a hunter, something that would attach itself to an individual, drive them insane, make them depressed or end their physical life. Shadee told press that he hoped to convert the local priest.
Police, at the time, said a potential Public Order crime could have been committed and would investigate.
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What do you make of Magus Lynius Shadee and his claims? His he doing well – trying to set up an occult centre and run for politics? Or does he cast a shadow over alternative religions with high publicity demon summoning claims in the heart of Catholic churches?
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Its Great that the King of all witches, is doing and standing up for independence, love it need more like minded people like Magus Lynius Shadee`, he has my vote