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The Kirklees Vampire
What am I supposed to be protesting about exactly?
The hauntings at Kirklees are referred to as "mumbo jumbo" by an Armytage ,yet Bishop Manchester who wrote this article now says he enjoys convivial relationshops with the clan??? There is also a possibility that he will be asked to bless the site,well as he introduced the vampires onto the land in the first place so he may as well get rid of them also !!! Makes sense ! I reported paranormal happenings from independent sources, I don't think that reputable people like the Ghost Club and Society for psychical research, who do the same, would consider their work mumbo jumbo. Though I am not saying that vampires are any more mumbo jumbo than are fairies and aliens--each to their own !
The article, by Sean Manchester entitled The Kirklees Vampire ws published in the Unexplained June 1992 and I have quoted from it on the Vampires and Bishop M site. Just to clarify, the Bishop says he didn't see the spectre,his assistant did, that is correct and the Bishop obvioulsy believed him because "Holy water was poured into the holes still remaining in the tomb and garlic--hateful to vampires--was planted around." The Bishop, however, admits to hearing the dreadful wailing getting closer and he jumped into the wailings path (??)of unearthly groaning and held up a giant crucifix and candleabrum and shouted "behold the light!"
As for my books which he makes out as badly researched self published pamphlets Mr X was much impressed--or said he was--and said he enjoyed and admired them all. Though that isn't what he said in the e mail posted to Bishop M maybe thats not much recommendation. But I do object to such patronising and deception whatever the motives are. I read somewhere that "the feudally minded British are inordinately impressed with anyone who appears to spring from the upper ranks of society. If he can hint at an ancient title, a medieval country seat and connections with royalty all defences are down."
As for the remarks posted in the e mail about the Church of England and my membership I'll put that on the Church board when I have time. Then the bishop's trusty exo won't be kept too busy checking this that and the other with the bishop to make sure he gets everything right !
Barbara
What am I supposed to be protesting about exactly?
The hauntings at Kirklees are referred to as "mumbo jumbo" by an Armytage ,yet Bishop Manchester who wrote this article now says he enjoys convivial relationshops with the clan??? There is also a possibility that he will be asked to bless the site,well as he introduced the vampires onto the land in the first place so he may as well get rid of them also !!! Makes sense ! I reported paranormal happenings from independent sources, I don't think that reputable people like the Ghost Club and Society for psychical research, who do the same, would consider their work mumbo jumbo. Though I am not saying that vampires are any more mumbo jumbo than are fairies and aliens--each to their own !
The article, by Sean Manchester entitled The Kirklees Vampire ws published in the Unexplained June 1992 and I have quoted from it on the Vampires and Bishop M site. Just to clarify, the Bishop says he didn't see the spectre,his assistant did, that is correct and the Bishop obvioulsy believed him because "Holy water was poured into the holes still remaining in the tomb and garlic--hateful to vampires--was planted around." The Bishop, however, admits to hearing the dreadful wailing getting closer and he jumped into the wailings path (??)of unearthly groaning and held up a giant crucifix and candleabrum and shouted "behold the light!"
As for my books which he makes out as badly researched self published pamphlets Mr X was much impressed--or said he was--and said he enjoyed and admired them all. Though that isn't what he said in the e mail posted to Bishop M maybe thats not much recommendation. But I do object to such patronising and deception whatever the motives are. I read somewhere that "the feudally minded British are inordinately impressed with anyone who appears to spring from the upper ranks of society. If he can hint at an ancient title, a medieval country seat and connections with royalty all defences are down."
As for the remarks posted in the e mail about the Church of England and my membership I'll put that on the Church board when I have time. Then the bishop's trusty exo won't be kept too busy checking this that and the other with the bishop to make sure he gets everything right !
Barbara