Comments by "Self-Law" (@thegroove2000) on "TalkTV"
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Islam is immoral and the Quran is clearly a book of spells some of them wicked some of them not that has enchanted millions of Muslims with its sorcery.
the use of magic, especially black magic.
synonyms: (black) magic, the black arts, witchcraft, wizardry, the occult, occultism, enchantment, spell, incantation, necromancy, divination, voodooism, voodoo, hoodoo, witching, medicine, shamanism; More
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Yes its all theatre.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Johnson#Childhood:_1964%E2%80%931977
Childhood: 1964–1977
Johnson was born on 19 June 1964 at a hospital on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City, to British parents.[1] His birth was registered with both the US authorities and the city's British Consulate thereby granting him both American and British citizenship.[2] His father, Stanley Johnson, was then studying economics at Columbia University.[3] Stanley's paternal grandfather was Circassian-Turkish journalist Ali Kemal,[4][5][6] while his other ancestry is English, German and French. A 2008 episode of BBC's Who Do You Think You Are? said that his German 3rd great-grandmother Karoline von Rothenburg was the illegitimate daughter of Prince Paul of Württemberg by an actress; the prince was himself a descendant of King George II of Great Britain and King Frederick William I of Prussia.[7] Stanley had married Johnson's mother, Charlotte Fawcett,[8] in 1963, before they moved to the United States; she was an artist from a family of liberal intellectuals.[9] She was the granddaughter of Americans Elias Avery Lowe, a palaeographer of Russian Jewish descent,[10] and Helen Tracy Lowe-Porter, a translator. In reference to his varied ancestry, Johnson has described himself as a "one-man melting pot" – with a combination of Muslims, Jews, and Christians as great-grandparents.[11] Johnson was given his middle name of "Boris" after a Russian émigré the couple had once met in Mexico.[3]
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