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Activists prepare for counter-Bohemian Grove ritual

WWW, 2006 (Archived) BABYLON OBSERVER COMMENTS: They're gathering again for the "Cremation of Care" Ritual in which they will throw what they call a mock sacrifice in an "eternal fire" for a giant owl idol. The so called Christian Leaders. But Babylon Will Fall!

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British mercenary firm exposed in civilian shooting incident in Iraq - Indiscriminate Killings Of Civilians

WWW, 2006 (Archived) - A video has surfaced on the Internet showing private security contractors working for Aegis Defense Services "Victory" Group firing indiscriminately at Iraqi civilian motorists in Baghdad.

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Halloween history

WWW, 2006 (Archived) - BOBBING for apples, trick or treating, carving Jack-O'-Lanterns, Halloween has many weird and wonderful traditions - but why do we have them at all? Despite popular belief, Halloween is not just another American import (although the overwhelming explosion of sugared up little runts shouting "Trick or Treat!" at us may well be), it is actually a very British and European affair.

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Halloween traditions stem from spirited past

WWW, 2006 (Archived) - The gnarled toothed witch, jack-o'-lanterns with a menacing glare and trays of caramel apples are all Halloween traditions, but many people don't know the symbols of this fright night began with religious intent.

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History of Halloween dates back to Ireland 2,000 years ago

WWW, 2006 (Archived) - Each year, millions of children and adults happily play dress-up and go trick-or-treating for candy on Halloween. Halloween is the second most celebrated holiday, Christmas being the most celebrated, which rakes in $6 billion annually. But where did this annual celebration originate? Is it a celebration of devil worship?

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