Top Russian Church Exorcist: Hillary Shows 'Clear Signs' of Demonic Possession (Video)
Paul Kaiser
Note: Not an endorsement for Orthodox..
Hillary Clinton has historically high "negatives" for any US politician.
According to a recent Wall Street Journal poll, 55% of American view her negatively. This number goes up to a nosebleed 72% with white males. Only 17% have a favorable view of her.
The WSJ is owned by Rupert Murdoch, who makes no secret of his sympathy for Clinton, and his hatred of Donald Trump, so these numbers might well be worse than the WSJ admits.
Reactions run the gamut, with some saying "there's just something about her I don't like" to "she gives me the heebie-jeebies!"
A screenshot from a recent viral video (see below) where Clinton acts, umm, demonically, scaring a reporter...
Videos of Clinton behaving strangely have gone viral on Youtube. Like this new one:
Or this older one of her celebrating the death of deposed president of Libya, Muammar Gaddafi.
The existence of demons is an article of faith in the Russian Church, and demonic possession a common topic of discussion. Exorcisms are a normal occurrence. Russia Insider spoke to a leading exorcist in the Russian Orthodox Church, asking him to evaluate several Hillary videos. He agreed to do so on the condition of annonymity, because giving his name would require getting permission from church authorities, an unlikely prospect.
The exorcist is a well-known Russian monk at a major Russian monastery who has performed hundreds of exorcisms. According to him, Hillary's manic energy had "clear signs" of demonic possession. He also pointed to the results of her government service, citing the Bible, "By their fruits you shall know them". "From the bombing of Yugoslavia to the killing in Libya, Syria, and Ukraine, Clinton seems to reflexively support policies that lead to needless death and suffering. This is also a sign."
As an example of how widely accepted exorcism is in Russia, here is a news segment about the phenomenon from the mid 2000s on a leading Russian news show, "Post Scriptum". The host is Alexey Pushkov, a respected journalist, who since has become an influential politician, currently heading the important foreign affairs committee of the Russian parliament (Duma). (Wikipedia)