You women be very careful of these men (boys)

Submitted by Creole (United States), Jan 30, 2010 at 02:07

There is a history of witchraft behind the culture of these people. All is not well even if you do not believe in it. It is easier to work their magic on you better with that attitude. These people consult with evil spirits through witches for ways of influencing people minds. I saw it mentioned here somewhere but did not comment. We have quiet a few of them here especially from Marocco. I work with one on my job. A woman from my church daughter was so crazy about this man she could think of nothing else. He turned this woman's life upside down. Taking all of her money, losing her home, car and everything she worked so hard for. When there was no more he moved on. The woman almost lost her mind until a friend of her whom I know as well got her to come to church. I know some of you don't believe in the supernatural, but its in the Bible and it is real. That charm they possess may come from something unknown and very dangerous. All they have to do is get you interested enough to come to them and that is when they put things in your food, drinks maybe even taking certain personal items from you to send to witches. The woman I am talking about told me about this website. She said she received support from here. This man and several other men like him live together. All of them came here on greendcards for being married to American women. They have two resturants here where they all work. After we met and prayed with the woman he almost destroyed, their resturant business is going bad now. I read how some women on here are very defensive of their men when they have only seen the men once or twice. If they are that obsessed with defending a man they hardly know, then something is wrong.

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