Historians have been unable to establish a concrete connection between any popular folk magic or witch traditions from before A.D. 1800 with modern organized witch movements. Most seem to have been inspired by the writings of Aleister Crowley (1875-1947) and Gerald Brosseau Gardner (1884-1964), who created for themselves new versions of witch rituals and organizations based on a loose interpretation of modern superstition and historical legacies. Many different people founded branches of witches in the 1960s and 1970s, with many new publications and handbooks coming out in the last ten years. While some of these diverse witch circles use historical research to establish some of their ideas, most seem to rely on imagination, fantasy and a robust eclecticism.

• Pavlac, Brian A

>>	Anonymous 09/12/01(Tue)07:01 No.2   File: 1259650863975.jpg -(57776 B, 400x400) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>1

http://img.420chan.org/b/res/761494.shtml

Anyone else wonder what Cracky tastes like? I have heard human flesh tastes like chicken. I bet her loins are soft and lean like veal. Maybe you can even eat her raw?

(Also, not sure if the board is not for cannibals, sorry if it isn't, plz remove this image if needed.)

"My favourite ones are the ones where she talks about how she "Knows she's a terrible singer so please don't leave any mean comments". That's not quite how the internet works, honey." -Cracky

>>	Anonymous 09/11/29(Sun)14:00 No.4   File: 1259503209713.jpg -(49053 B, 800x490) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. awesome