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White supremacy is witchcraft

I am convinced that white supremacy is witchcraft. One huge example is the name given to the highest ranking Ku Klux Klan member… Grand Wizard. Not only that but the effect on various white people is almost spell-like. They are compelled to destroy themselves for the littlest things. Masks, babies, or Dr Seuss. 


I am not in anyway familiar with witchcraft or its history but something tells me that that is by design. White supremacy is supposed to not exist according to white supremacists. Showing clear examples of its existence seems to not mean much. 


The spell seems to work on folks in varying degrees. People of color seem to see the behavior for what it is while white folks find it impossible to see but that may be by design as well. 


I know from my limited exposure that witchcraft uses symbols to strengthen its effects. I can’t help but look to the red hats, flags, and other specifically recognizable stuff. Also the hand signals which circulate amongst the crowd to indicate witchcraft at work. The double speak or dog whistles of course. 


The other not so obvious thing is how all of this is ignored all too easily. This country’s history is loaded with the deaths of black boys,girls, men, and women in ungodly ways. Burning and dismemberment may be caused by a mentally disturbed individual but when there are classes of people that have no problem with it and celebrate it, I have to reluctantly consider spell binding. 


I would be the last person to consider witchcraft but I know that the higher levels of esoteric fraternal organizations exist and the heavy reliance on powers little understood by the general populace. It begs the question, is there a spell upon mankind so deep, hidden, and complete, it hides itself in what appears to be common knowledge that these white skinned humans are superior to everyone else on this planet? 


Is this spell breaking?

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