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Started by Marcia, Bethany and Me
Sun, 18 Jan 2004 20:20
Missing Books At The Saskatoon Public Library
Author: Marcia, Bethany and Me
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 20:20
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 20:20
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Missing Books At The Saskatoon Public Library Nearly three decades ago, long before my conversion to Christianity, there used to be a book at the Saskatoon Public Library on Egyptian obelisks, and the author believed that they represented penises, and the author pointed out that the hieroglyphs on the sides of the obelisks identified them as penises, and so the Egyptian builders were bending over backwards trying to inform us the phallicism inherent in their obelisks, said the author. The Saskatoon Public Library withdrew the book from circulation and now the books they allow us to see on Egypt never have a mention of the issue. Indeed, the present books don't even say if there ever was such an issue over the nature of the obelisks. Similarly it appears that the Saskatoon Public Library doesn't allow books on it's shelves that that expose Dagon-fish head hats as being what they are (like the priests of fish-god Dagon, the pope wears a fish head hat, for fish are being worshipped as fertility symbols in that fish lay a multitude of eggs). Instead, The Saskatoon Public Library provides us with many books containing glitzy color photos showing the pope wearing one. The Saskatoon Public Library doesn't allow books that condemn turning evergreen trees into decorated idols and will instead flood the shelves with books that support the practice. The Saskatoon Public Library doesn't allow books that contain coherent and valid arguments against changing God's Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday, and of course most of it's books in the Christianity section will not question which day God's Sabbath falls upon. The Saskatoon Public Library doesn't allow gematric books by Bonnie Gaunt, these are books that reveal God's hand and making and naming the Solar System and objects within. Instead The Saskatoon Public Library floods it's shelves with books that encourage one to use numbers for fortune telling. And The Saskatoon Public Library now fills it's children's section full of books that glorify witchcraft. My work with numbers don't involve fortune telling, yet I am being called such while people at the Saskatoon Public Library are seen as fine upstanding members of society. The Saskatoon Public Library doesn't have books that show off the U of S Engineering student's cars, decades ago these students were making cars that were getting in excess of a thousand miles per gallon of gas. Efforts were made to prevent production of these cars, and efforts were made at The Saskatoon Public Library to ignore them. The Saskatoon Public Library has many books that glorifies the huge cars that we are allowed to purchase. The Saskatoon Public Library works in conjunction with the churches, it is an institution that is under the control of corrupt churches. We live in a corrupt religious-state that professes to separated state and religion. The Saskatoon Public Library has abrogated it's mission of providing educational materials and has replaced this with pushing propaganda. Similarly The Seventh Day Adventist Church has a mission of providing unbiased information to the people of this city, but people at The Seventh Day Adventist Church would not tolerate discussion of obelisks, their attitude is "Ellen White never discussed them so why should we?!!!" The Seventh Day Adventist Church also does not tolerate discussion of numbers, their attitude is "Ellen White never discussed them so why should we?!!!" So I came along in 1988 said that the environmental destruction is on purpose, people in positions of power are implementing policies that are meant to destroy the earth. I said that we have many tens of thousands of missing people but the churches are censoring Scriptural references to cannibalism. I said that the penis poster poles on Broadway Ave., and the obelisks at Washington, The Vatican, in front of Saskatoon City Hall and on church roofs are representations of penises, that Satanists worship the penis because of it's creative or god-like ability, but Shawn knows your penis is closer to your anus than to God. And they arrested me and tortured me for 6 weeks. On the very last day of that 6-week period of incarceration, additional drugs were administered and I was released in a state of horror, the drugs would remain in my body for many months after that 6-week period, so the 6 weeks of torture was actually several months of nauseous horror (torture). And when I complained of what they did to me, people responded with threats of additional arrests and eventually they arrested me a second time and returned me for another 6-week session. And this was repeated year after year. Protestants and Catholics were upset with my words, lobbied my abusive parents to have me arrested, and used Hindus to torture me. People in the community say I am crazy but they are ignorant, The Saskatoon Public Library and The Seventh Day Adventist Church were failing to provide the people of the community with materials so that people are more likely able to come to an understanding of truth. Now The Saskatoon Public Library desires to expand, and it is budgeting $550,000 on consulting fees for it's new building. I want you people to understand I was tortured for years, and it was largely because of The Saskatoon Public Library and The Seventh Day Adventist Church were teaching people ignorance. I now ask that assorted church members approach Saskatoon City Council and try to prevent that $550,000 from being spent on consulting fees for a new library building, and try to have the existing people on the library board fired. Because I am standing on the edge, I am one step away from finding support and raising an army and butchering you people. And then you can fill your libraries with new stories of civil war in Canada. -Daryl S. Kabatoff
Re: Missing Books At The Saskatoon Public Library
Author: Joe
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 21:43
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 21:43
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I must admit I did nor read your entire rant. However, may I suggest three things. 1) Ask to see the library's accession policy. It should state what sorts of materials they are interested in having. 2) Suggest some books you feel would round out their collection. Having complete bibliographic references and some book reviews would help. 3) Try and donate some books that you feel are important for the collection to have.
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