Satanic Warfare: Tactics of the Demonic: Lessons Learned

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New York Times: "BEFORE THE BUFORD SAILED - Eyewitness Tells of Ceremonial to Berkman and Anarchist Hoots for Incoming Immigrants' Cheers," January 11, 1920, Editorial by William N. Bill Vaile, a former NASA engineer and the most skeptical man you could meet, comes face to face with the paranormal in his own home and captures evidence of mysterious entities. Bill found a team of paranormal investigators who would come into the house and use scientific methods to investigate. He served as chairman of the Committee on Expenditures in the Department of the Treasury ( Sixty-eighth Congress, March 4, 1923 to March 3, 1925).

Your insights are highly valued, and they add depth to the exploration of this captivating narrative. When going to sleep, I still open my eyes every few seconds to make sure I am still alone, but now more out of post-traumatic stress. They performed a cleansing prayer in each room and that seemed to help at first, but eventually it got worse again. Bill Vaile, a kindred spirit whose battle with demons was featured on the TV series, Paranormal Witness, joined the. I became so terrified as a child that I slept with the lights on, slept with my back to the wall each night, and had by me a glow in the dark plastic toy sword my mom got me to help me feel safe at night.I was a very good practicing skeptic, so I became very good at either explaining incidents, ignoring them or filing them and forgetting them. He then began his career in the aerospace and defense electronics field manufacturing critical manned space flight hardware for various NASA subcontractors. If there is anything in the world of strange or true crime cases that you would like us to cover, let us know. Monica has written two historical romance novels Threads of Betrayal and the sequel Winds of Betrayal. Satanic Warfare: Tactics of the Demonic will introduce you to all the common tricks demons use to wage war.

Bill's enduring motivation to remain in the house stems from his desire to prevent another person from experiencing the same horrors. All I can say is it is definitely communicating something because of the voice inflections, tonality and syntax. Bill first spoke with Spirit Talk on the February 2014 episode about his extraordinary encounters with demonic entities known as IMPS. On July 2, 1927, Congressman Vaile died of a sudden heart attack as he was traveling by car with friends and family to Grand Lake near Rocky Mountain National Park for the Fourth of July. He took a job at his brother's water purification company, which, though different from his previous work, provided comfort in the familiarity of family.

As he sat with knees drawn up, strange and deafening crashes suddenly echoed through the air, as if a truck was ramming into his house. What makes these episodes unique is that there are multiple people that witness these events, so its no longer just one person 'losing his mind' so to speak.

These terrifying encounters persisted, leaving Bill with unexplained scratches on his chest and repeated hospitalizations due to extreme stress. In the fall of 1925, Vaile published a novel, The Mystery of Golconda, which dealt with life in the mining camps of the Rocky Mountains. Bill Vaile is the founder at United Paranormal International, and recently appeared on the Paranormal Witness episode titled "The Visitors," which depicted his battle with demons that has been ongoing since 2002.The crashes persisted, growing louder, causing Bill to storm upstairs to his bedroom where the source of the noise seemed to originate. When Bill walked into the house, he found a woman with her hand hovering over a group of people, telling something to get out of those people, to leave them. Despite his unease, he approached the house, knocked, and entered, only to discover a scene of ritualistic chanting and a woman's warnings to leave.

However, the narrative becomes even more intriguing as we delve into the confluence of perspectives, ranging from paranormal explanations to military exercises. Finally, this lady opened the door a few inches, gave me a strange almost vacant look and without a word immediately shut the door. I cannot say for sure that their suffering was because they tried to help me - as I will not claim what I cannot prove - but many of them did suffer after being here. During that time she wrote a human interest story in a medical newsletter and has had poetry published in Speer Presents. They would peer out of the walls, walk out of, into, or fly out of (as a black mass) closets and dark corners of the house.

In todays episode, we take a look at a relatively new and not overly known case, but one that is gaining popularity, the haunting, and possible possession, of former NASA worker, Bill Vaile. Later that evening, Bill was watching television when he swore he saw something move in the other room. Before that, I would turn on the TV in my bedroom to drown out the noise caused from the banging in the house and only fell asleep from exhaustion. During the Spanish–American War, he served as a private in the First Regiment of the Connecticut Volunteer Field Artillery from May 19, 1898, to October 25, 1898.