Just days before the presidential election, witches tried to curse Donald Trump. According to the Toronto Star, a group of 100 witches cursed him in unison over a Zoom call. Another group of Alabama-based witches told their followers that spells don’t work because Trump has a shield over him thanks to the prayers of Christians. One witch wrote, “He has a shield, a flimsy one of course, but a shield nonetheless (I am trying to figure out a way to create spells that can bypass that, but it’s difficult).”
(Emmy Griffin -The Patriot Post) The online magazine Jezebel is well named; it evokes the wicked biblical queen by the same name who married King Ahab. Queen Jezebel used her influence over her husband to abolish the worship of the one true God and usher in the worship of the pagan god Baal. She was envious, vain, and actively responsible for the murders of God’s prophets. In other words, Jezebel is rightly the archetype of a wicked woman.
The feminist rag got shut down in 2023 but was bought by Paste Magazine, an Atlanta-based, culture-focused outfit. While Jezebel continues its limp into irrelevancy, traffic numbers likely got a boost last month after the website published a piece titled, “We Paid Some Etsy Witches to Curse Charlie Kirk.” Apparently, in late August, the author solicited several witches on the online marketplace Etsy, and one witch promised results from her curse within two to three weeks. “I want to make it clear,” wrote the author of the piece, likely to fend off legal trouble, “I’m not calling on dark forces to cause him harm.”
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