They reached out to the company to ask why they'd allow something like this in their stores, and their answer sent shivers down our collective spines:
"It's 2024," said Build a Bear CEO Joe Barron, "We have to cater to all religions. Honestly, these folks are nicer and quieter, and they tip the employees really well. We had some of them Evangelicals in last week. We spent half the time making Jesus bears and half the time fighting off their conversion efforts."
Barron says the devil worshipers hardly ever have special requests, whereas other customers sometimes ask for things the store simply can't provide. "They wanted us to crucify a bear on Easter. With real nails and pig's blood. But sure...those Satanists sure are terrible."
This is around the corner from our house. our house is at a dead end Street. The Wildlife Management area is behind our house. Mr Torrid took a nature walk this morning. I can see us doing after dinner strolls here ❤️
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The average Muslim is peaceful. They don't make it a habit to murder Christians and women. Before the Rothschilds moved the Khazarians and the Ashkenazi Jews into Palastine with the signing of the Belfour Declaration and the NAKBA, there was no violence in Palastine between Christians, Muslims, Jews For centuries they lived in peace. The Zionists, Mossad CIA, both Bush, HRC, Obama etc funded, armed and inserted terrorist cells called: Hamas, ISIS, Hezbollah. (The Zionist even helped Mao set up the CCP in China) They used these terrorist cells whenever they need to create a False Flag, which is used as an excuse to go to war. (Oct 7th, "Weapons of Mass Destruction" 911 etc) after the NAKBA, being falsely accused for 911, the war in Afghanistan, now the genocide in Gaza, there are alot of angry Muslims. Can you blame them? Some joined these terrorist organizations because they hate Israel and the United States. They are the radicals who are beheading Christians, ...
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Awareness of radiation exposure is an important part of responsible technology use. Simple changes, like keeping devices away from your head when not in use, or alternating between wireless and wired headphones, can significantly reduce risk. Parents should also monitor children’s use, as developing bodies may be more ...
