YhVh's creation, in all its splendor, mystery, and wonder as we find it.
I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance: but he that comes after me is mightier than I, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: He shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and fire:
Followers
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Covens rebranded in public under the name SPACES
EVERY SINGLE WOMAN YOU SEE IN THIS ARTICLE IS A PRACTICING, CHILD KILLING, BLOOD DRINKING, MURDERING WITCH.
D These are actually covens, that have become public entities, but under a new guise. They meet at SPACES now. But other than that, it's still witches. Guess who their spokes-bitch is?
A bunch of 14 year old boys beat this all witch team, but somehow they win the world cup? The satanic network arranged that on purpose. One, as an attack point against Christians and Trump, and two, to sell the new propaganda meme regarding satanic covens.
It is time for Christians to fully understand what and who is not only working against us but how well funded they are in this spiritual war. AND they have the PR machine behind them . . WAKE UP AMERICA. The Wing
article is a project that three investigators began several months ago.
We independently came to the conclusion there was a significant plan by
a known witches coven to go mainstream. And, not just ‘go mainstream,’
but to create a platform so big that it would take hold across the
nation. And, bring millions of women into their fold. How?
BY LOOKING and ACTING LIKE:
Women empowerment
Business development
Fellowship
Academia
Creative Arts
Hip, Slick, and Cool
Educational
Informative
OTHER GOALS
Effect change for future elections, through lies, magic, and destroying the opposition.
“Since 2016, The Wing
aims to carry on the traditions, values, and spirit of the women’s club
movement. We stand on the shoulders of the women who paved the way.” Which means the witches who came before them, like Gloria Alred, etc.
Networking at the highest level of politics, Hollywood, fashion, business. In other words, business as usual.
With 75million in new funding chapters are opening up across the U.S. in time for the 2020 elections *investors include Valerie Jarrett AND Megan Rapinoe. THe whores of Babylon are the faces of the damned and nasty.
IMPACT:
The Wing is committed to living our mission through partnerships with
local non-profits, and a scholarship program that offers free
memberships to individuals whose work supports the advancement of
marginalized women and girls.”
The Wing provides a platform for
elected officials at the local, state, and national levels to connect
with members and discuss key political issues. During election cycles,
our spaces host community town halls and happy hours in support of women
candidates on the campaign trail. The Wing is also committed to
ensuring that every eligible member is registered to vote.
The Wing operates several covens around the country. That is, they
called them covens until news that Hillary attended a meeting came out.
Then they switched the names of their meeting places to “spaces”. They did call them covens, however. The New York Times remembers. The Wayback Machine dating from as late as 4 April still lists the spaces as “covens” (though because of difficulties displaying the archive, the source code of the page has to be viewed). The Coven Network
THIS URL LEADS TO MEMBER SIGN-IN TO COVEN IN THE CLOUD
Bloomberg Businessweek – By Riley Griffin
Sequoia Capital leads the latest funding round for the two-year-old company to scale its network physically and digitally.
LOOKS SO BENIGN – FRIENDLY – EMPOWERING:
All witches with the WING in SPACES
Witches with BIG money behind them. They kill children and drink their blood then fuck each other. That's what they do. That's their thing.
Audrey Gelman is an American businessperson and political staffer. She is the founder of The Wing, a women’s co-working space and social club founded in New York City in 2016. She was the inspiration for Alison Williams’s character Marnie on Girls.[1][2]
Gelman attended the Lab School and Bard High School in New York City.[1] She began attending Oberlin College in 2005[3] and attended Oberlin College for two years before leaving to work for Hillary Clinton’s 2008 campaign for U.S. President.[1] She returned to New York after Clinton’s primary defeat. She finished her bachelor’s degree in political science at New York University.[3][4] During this time, she also appeared in the satirical web series Delusional Downtown Divas by Lena Dunham.[3]
Nasty
In 2008, Gelman worked as a press aide for Hillary Clinton‘s campaign for president.[5] She served as deputy communications director in Scott Stringer‘s successful campaign to win the position of New York City Comptroller in 2013.[6] In October 2016, Gelman launched The Wing, a women’s co-working space with her co-founder Lauren Kassan.
On March 1, 2018, the New York City Commission on Human Rights started a “commission-initiated” investigation[11] into
how The Wing membership system operates. It had previously been
reported that male guests were not allowed. However, the company’s
official policy states that it welcomes guests regardless of their
gender. The Wing’s membership also includes people that identify as non-binary, transgender, and gender nonconforming.[citation needed]
Gelman dated photographer Terry Richardson from 2011 until 2013.[20][21][22] In April 2016, she married Genius co-founder Ilan Zechory[23] in Detroit.[24] Gelman is a childhood friend of Lena Dunham, who has called her the inspiration for the Girls character Marnie. The two also attended Oberlin College together.[1][2]
NOTHING BENIGN ABOUT WITCHES, THEY ARE MURDERING SLUTS:
NEW YORK TIMES – By Katherine Rosman – November 11, 2017
From the doorstep of 52 Mercer Street in SoHo on a recent Thursday
night, a line of women mostly in their 20s and 30s, exuding
anticipation, snaked halfway around the next block. A man asked what
they were waiting for as he walked by. No one seemed to notice him and
no one answered. What business was it of his anyway?
Upstairs from iPadded list checkers, on the fifth floor, was the 10,000-square-foot second location of the Wing,
a women-only club and co-working space in New York City that a year
into its founding is poised to take across the country its particular
brand of Instagrammable feminism: mindful of history, striving for
diversity and sponsored by Chanel.
The club now has more than 6000 members, many of whom are paying
$3,000 annually for access to the Wing’s locations, which by March will
include Brooklyn and Washington, D.C. Los Angeles and San Francisco are likely next. Next week, like Goop before it,
the Wing will offer the first edition of a print magazine, No Man’s
Land, which will be sold at Barnes & Noble and newsstands. “It is
more than a members’ pamphlet,” said Deidre Dyer, the magazine’s executive editor. “We wanted it to be meaty and substantial.”
Niamh McIntyre@niamh_mcintyre – Friday 27 October 2017 00:08
Vogue, GQ and Vanity Fair publisher Conde Nast International has allegedly severed ties with him
WHO THE MEMBERS OF THE WING MOST FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA — Ruby (@rubyhamad) January 11, 2019
INVESTORS INCLUDE MEGAN RAPINOE, KERRY WASHINGTON, VALERIE JARRETT . .
Also participating in the financing are actress Kerry Washington, producer
Katie McGrath, former White House senior advisor Valerie Jarrett and
two of the TIME’S UP Legal Defense co-founders Robbie Kaplan and Hilary
Rosen. U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team players Alex Morgan, Megan
Rapinoe, Meghan Klingenberg and Becky Sauerbrunn also provided capital
to The Wing.
Airbnb, for its part, has not previously invested in The Wing and is
not an active investor in startups. It’s unclear what sort of
partnership may be brewing between the home-sharing “unicorn” and the
feminist co-working space. In a statement provided to TechCrunch, Airbnb
CEO Brian Chesky said he was “incredibly inspired” by The Wing and was “thrilled to support them.”
According to a report from
The Information published Tuesday, Airbnb is in talks to lead a $75
million investment in a startup called Lyric, which transforms apartment
buildings into hotels for travelers. That, coupled with its
contribution to The Wing’s funding round, could mean Airbnb is foraying
into the business of startup investing.
An oddity in that this group of feminists who support LGBQT,
late-term abortion, transgender kids etc., are strong proponents of
their Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. One would think the extreme Muslim
ideology of Ilhan would conflict with the coven’s ideology .. but alas
they are currently united.
