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Gypsy curse

Placed on Kim Kardashian


Blasphemous Candle (Source: Twitter)
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(Source: Twitter)
USPA NEWS - What in the name of God was Kim Kardashian. When she released a product for fans to buy on her official website, a devotional candle of the Blessed Virgin Mary but has Kardashian´s face. Does this woman realise what she has done in her act of blasphemy, what psychological problem led to this.
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Source: Catholic League
KIM KARDASHIAN IS NO VIRGIN MARY Bill Donohue from the Catholic League said in astatement as follows We´ve never seen any indication that Kim Kardashian venerates the Blessed Virgin Mary“”she is a former porn star“”so her latest headline-grabbing stunt can only be seen as exploitative. On her Kimoji Instagram page, Kardashian presents an image of herself as the Virgin Mary; she is promoting merchandise. The animated image then blurs into a colorful, psychedelic celebration of “Weed Day,“ an annual celebration of marijuana. Advertised on Kardashian´s Kimoji website is a candle with the same image of her as the Virgin Mary; it sells for $18. It is placed between two other items for sale: a “fire weed sock“ and an “ass tray“; the former celebrates marijuana use and the latter is a photo of her bare mammoth behind. To top it all off, while filming scenes for “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,“ Kim was photographed wearing a clingy, see-through black dress with an image of the Virgin Mary emblazoned between her breasts. We know that she and her family have been through a lot“”their problems are mostly self-induced“”but that is no excuse for ripping off Catholic iconography to make a quick buck and grab headline news. And she has now had a gypsy curse placed on her which extends from here to each member of her family and the generations to come the Gypsy Community feels insulted by Kim's actions and there for a punishment must be placed on her
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