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UNVEILING DAY + BAFOSatans Birthday

 “Dear BAFOSatan, Today marks our two year anniversary or, as I like to dramatically call it, two years of reign in Pandemonium. What started unexpectedly has grown into something I could never have imagined, and while I never set out to be a minister, my path was probably always leading me here. My deep obsession with and personal benefit from Satanism made it inevitable in some ways. Video for TSTTV unveiling day 2025 We rose from the ashes of a not so great place. As Oscar Wilde said, “We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” For me, those stars have always seemed to orbit Venus, the Morningstar: Lucifer, if you will. I remember first approaching “Minister 1” with the idea after speaking with the head of ministry from The Satanic Temple, who suggested starting a new group. I had been in contact with him for about a year prior to BAFOSatan’s creation. In the wake of what happened with TST UK, he reminded me that things like that could happen again ...

Bibaa and Nicole: Satanism does not stand for murder but conservative incel ideology does.

This is a truly important case, but it contains disturbing content, including discussions about, racism, police brutality, fake demonology, and incel culture. The context of the case involves Danyal Hussein, a 19-year-old man who was sentenced to at least 35 years in prison for murdering two sisters, Bibaa Henry, 46, and Nicole Smallman, 27, in a London park in June. Hussein believed he had made a blood pact with a demon, promising to kill women every six months in exchange for lottery winnings. After stabbing the sisters, he dragged their bodies into woodland, where they were discovered the following day. Hussein showed no remorse and had written plans for future attacks. The police described him as dangerous and delusional. The final photo of the sisters captured them moments before the attack. The handling of the case by the police was widely criticised, despite the involvement of good officers. Two officers who had a group chat called the A Team posted pictures of the victims using...