It's a bunch of crap. I mean... uh, carrots.

Here's how the Witches gave
spiritual nourishment to their followers.

Did I say gave spiritual nourishment to?
I meant to say screwed.  My bad...

Anonymous March 23, 2010 1:59 PM

This was a service to all of us ex cult members who are or have transitioned to a normal life. SRF does mean SELF RIGHTEOUS FEMALES. 

It doesn't stand for Spiritual Rights Foundation, because the Bill Duby child molesters of the world make sure he tells you about your so called spiritual rights, then takes them away from you with constant negative bombardment.

Lets keep up the pressure and drive them to retire for good. 

Angela and Robin have no peoples skills, and the Bishop is only there to attract what little they can attract with ISHI Hypnosis.

She will get screwed in the end, having the same carrot dangled in front of her as they dangled in front of the rest of us. 

Well, looks like the Spiritual Rights Foundation really did train psychics.  Just over a year after this comment was posted, the Bishop of SRF bailed out after she realized the pilot and co-pilot were flying her straight into a cliff.

After we pulled the ripcord ourselves, the meltdown of the Spiritual Rights Foundation became all too predictable.  So were the reasons for the meltdown.  When an organization revolves around two women who want all you have for all the wrong reasons, the total collapse of this evil organization was just plain inevitable.

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One of the many long-lasting fallout's of the failed attempt of the Spiritual Rights Foundation to sue this blog, myself and my spouse out of existence is one the Witches of Ellsworth Street and the Spiritual Rights Foundation hoped would never happen.

In response to their ill-considered action, we filed an anti-SLAPP motion with the court.  That response had two direct quotes from not only Rev. William Duby but their own attorney (the same one who filed the suit in the first place) that said something like: "Who gives a damn if you call the Spiritual Rights Foundation a cult?  Every damn group is a cult so, there's nothing bad about calling SRF a cult."

Of course, as the basis of the SRF lawsuit said they were mortally offended they were being called a cult, their lawsuit was brushed aside and they were made to pay the price for stupidity.

That's probably bad enough.  However, there's something even worse the idiotic Witches of Ellsworth Street never considered:  because I beat their attempt to not be called a cult, I made it legally supportable for anyone to call them a cult, at any time, forever.

The Spiritual Rights Foundation is, as far as I know, the only cult that not only can you get away with calling a cult, you have full legal support to call them a cult.

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So it appears the Witches have succeeded in training a few people to use psychic abilities, the Witches' own psychic abilities are so feeble, they couldn't see they were racing at full speed into a brick wall and the rug of deceit and exploitation they stood on would be pulled out from under them by their own victims.