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Carlisle’s Occult Millennium

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The Pagan god and its genius loci evil spirit
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The Cursing Stone
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Frequently asked questions
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The Book
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Warning
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The Glass Pyramids
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Christianity in Cumbria
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The Answer
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The Glass Pyramids

 

It was proposed to create three glass pyramids. Mr David King (RIP) campaigned to stop their construction on the grounds of their unsuitability and the ongoing cost of their maintenance.

 

Mr King and his supporters endured a lot of abuse, threats and misrepresentation from people determined to construct the glass pyramids.

 

The campaigners against the use of a pagan god and its genius loci evil spirit and the use of a curse as a tourist attraction were also abused, misrepresented and threatened.

 

Mr King was a remarkable man of integrity and courage who led from the front, taking the blows and persevering against the odds, unlike some of his powerfully placed and influential critics who orchestrated their conspiracies from behind closed doors.

 

Wanting to create the pyramids sent a clear message to God that the occult was being given preference, rather than honouring His son Jesus.

 

Why would God especially bless such a city.

 

Carlisle has suffered many calamities since the Millennium.