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Transgender GHOULS Celebrate Church Murders

Satanic pyschopaths

Ken Pealock

9/1/20255 min read

This blog and the explainer video analyzes an article titled "GHOULS", which reports on an analysis by Joy Pullman, executive editor of The Federalist. The article centers on the aftermath of a shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, where a "man calling himself a woman" killed two students and injured others.

The core argument presented is that the rhetoric surrounding this event, particularly from "trans and leftist talking points," has taken a "satanic" turn, revealing a spiritual war between Christ-haters and Christians.

It’s well to remember that the poisonous hatred of Christianity, and Trump in particular, were spread for years by a she-devil named Hillary Clinton and a fellow criminal named Joe Biden. All we ever heard them say about Trump and his supporters was they were racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, deplorables, hate groups, antisemitic, cult members, Nazis, and that Trump is the incarnation of Hitler. Master strokes of projection.

This inflammatory rhetoric stokes the passions of mentally disturbed elements in society. We saw the result when a gender dysphoric church shooter named Robin W. Westman heard it for years.

Go to libertyordeath101.substack.com to hear the old witch Hillary inflame the passions of the weak-minded.

Others partly to blame for the shooting include the echo-chamber pundits in the mainstream media, including the gum-flapping ghouls on The View.

The "Satanic" Nature of Queer Ideology and Leftist Rhetoric:

  • Direct Connection to the Demonic: The central and most prominent theme is the assertion of a direct link between "queer ideology" and the "demonic." Pullman states, "This image [of the shooter communing with a Satanic figure] is yet another striking testimony — from the dark side! — about the connections between queer ideology and the demonic."

  • Shooter's Journal as Evidence: The shooter's journal is presented as proof, containing a drawing of "him communing with a Satanic figure in a mirror" and passages that "read as if they came straight out of the mouth of a demon: 'I also love when kids get shot, I love to see kids get torn apart.'" The shooter's gun magazine was inscribed with "Where is your God?"

  • Leftist Talking Points as Demonic: Pullman argues that "Democrat talking points are a red flag" and that there's a "truly shocking overlap between what Satan would say and what well-known political leftists are completely comfortable saying to hundreds of millions onscreen."

Celebration of Violence by "Transgender Ghouls" and Leftists:

  • Online Celebration of the Shooting: Reporter Andy Ngo is cited as observing that "transgender ghouls are celebrating the attempted mass murder online."

  • Examples of Celebratory Quotes: Specific quotes attributed to these "ghouls" include:

  • "'MORE DEAD CHRISTIANS LOL.'"

  • "'Based. Take the fight to their kids so they can feel what it's like to be attacked for your identity.'"

  • "'Future religious extremeists [sic] dying isn't a bad thing.'"

  • "'Won't someone please think of the poor innocent Christian transphobes that just want trans people dead??'"

  • Motive for Celebration: This celebration is framed as "revenge against Christianity and the Trump administration for not allowing transitioning children, and defining sex as…

Condemnation of "Thoughts and Prayers" as a Demonic Stance:

  • Democrat/Leftist Rejection: The article highlights that "multiple Democrats, progressives and others went public with their condemnation of prayer" following the shooting. Examples include Maxwell Alejandro Frost (D-FL) posting, "These children were probably praying when they were shot to death at catholic school. Don't give us your f—— thoughts and prayers," and later stating, "We've had it with the thoughts and prayers for years, for decades."

  • Satan Hates Prayer: Pullman interprets this rejection as explicitly demonic: "If you made a list of who hates prayers, Satan would be at the top of that list for sure. Prayer is perhaps the pre-eminent way to fight him. The less prayer, the less Satan is restrained. Now why would Democrats want that?"

  • Demonic Lies: The sentiments expressed by those trashing "thoughts and prayers" are labeled as "the straightforwardly demonic, despairing lies that prayer does not work and that God is not listening and He doesn't provide justice."

The "Spiritual War" and Christian Response:

  • Explicitly Spiritual Conflict: The article frames the events and reactions as part of a larger "spiritual war." Pullman states, "It's a spiritual war, and the demons know it. We should too." She also notes that "Christ-haters are sometimes more honest about the culture war than Christians."

  • God's Presence and Triumph Over Death: The "answer to such 'demonic screeches'" is presented as a reaffirmation of God's presence: "God was there with these children in their suffering, and He is with them now. God is not dead, He is alive, and so are all who have died in the faith, who with Christ will one day be resurrected."

  • Martyrdom as Triumph: For Christians, "Death is not a moment of despair... it is a moment of triumph and glory." Martyrs "have overcome Satan forever 'by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death.'"

Most Important Ideas/Facts:

  • Shooter's Alleged Satanic Affiliation: The core "fact" presented is the shooter's journal drawing depicting communion with a Satanic figure and the inscribed gun magazine, used to directly link the shooting to demonic influence and queer ideology.

  • Online Celebration by "Transgender Ghouls": The alleged celebratory comments from "transgender ghouls" online are crucial for demonstrating the "satanic" nature of leftist and trans activism.

  • Democratic Opposition to "Thoughts and Prayers": The specific quotes from Democrat figures like Maxwell Alejandro Frost rejecting "thoughts and prayers" are critical to the argument that Democrats' rhetoric aligns with "demonic" intent to undermine prayer.

  • The "Spiritual War" Framework: The explicit declaration that this is a "spiritual war" is the interpretive lens through which all other events and statements are analyzed.

  • Pullman's Core Thesis: The article's primary point, as stated by Pullman, is "to highlight the directly Satanic words coming out of the mouths of Democrat Party leaders and followers."

Quotes from Original Sources:

  • "According to reporter Andy Ngo, transgender ghouls are celebrating the attempted mass murder online."

  • "The New York Post published excerpts of the shooter's journal posted on YouTube that include a drawing of him communing with a Satanic figure in a mirror."

  • "This image is yet another striking testimony — from the dark side! — about the connections between queer ideology and the demonic."

  • "So are passages in the shooter's journal that read as if they came straight out of the mouth of a demon: 'I also love when kids get shot, I love to see kids get torn apart.' Pictures of his arsenal show a gun magazine inscribed with the words: 'Where is your God?'"

  • "'MORE DEAD CHRISTIANS LOL.' 'Based. Take the fight to their kids so they can feel what it's like to be attacked for your identity.' 'Future religious extremeists [sic] dying isn't a bad thing.' 'Won't someone please think of the poor innocent Christian transphobes that just want trans people dedd??'"

  • Maxwell Alejandro Frost: "These children were probably praying when they were shot to death at catholic school. Don't give us your f—— thoughts and prayers."

  • Pullman on prayer: "If you made a list of who hates prayers, Satan would be at the top of that list for sure. Prayer is perhaps the pre-eminent way to fight him. The less prayer, the less Satan is restrained. Now why would Democrats want that?"

  • Pullman on democratic sentiments: "The sentiments he's communicating are the straightforwardly demonic, despairing lies that prayer does not work and that God is not listening and He doesn't provide justice."

  • Pullman on the culture war: "It's a spiritual war, and the demons know it. We should too."

  • Pullman's primary point: "It's to highlight the directly Satanic words coming out of the mouths of Democrat Party leaders and followers. There's a truly shocking overlap between what Satan would say and what well-known political leftists are completely comfortable saying to hundreds of millions onscreen."

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