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people away from the Amish settlements than people realize
because they dress like the world. Many young people leave with
the knowledge that they can go back years later and be accepted
back into their community.
What are some of the mitigating factors in all of this? The Amish
do their own butchering. They are down-to-earth people who are
not afraid of blood. Essentially all Amish children grow up helping
with butchering, and seeing life and death played out everyday on
their farms. The Amish do not embalm their dead, and have their
own cemeteries. The Satanic cult within the Amish can reopen the
graves and carry out satanic ceremonies afterward. Their cemeteries
are small almost hidden sites with markers hidden in grass. Some of
these graveyards blend in with their rural settings.
Elmo, Joseph, and Victor Stoll are some prominent Amishmen.
Joseph and Elmo have travelled a great deal esp. to Central
America. Joseph wrote a book on Child Training which teaches
parents how to break a child's will. This author is supportive of
discipline and respect. The book is pointed out, only because it is a
paper trail to show that the Amish discipline and the Illuminati's
discipline at times can be similar. The only person who might see
an Amish boy being disciplined (since they are a rural people)
would be the immediate family or an occasional amish guest. An
Amishman seeing a father carrying out the Monarch steps to build
dissociation would likely not see anything wrong. If the guest did
see something wrong (i.e. too strict or mean), the objections would
be kept very low key. For sure, no non-Amish would ever hear
about it.
The Illuminati families like the Dukes and Reynolds control
tobacco production and cigarette manufacturing. In order to keep
their lifestyle in Pennsylvania, the Amish have had to grow tobacco
for the Illuminati controlled companies. This author can only
speculate what economic leverage that has given the Illuminati over
the Pennsylvania Amish.
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