The Anti-Witchcraft unit claimed that they were able to break the spell.  I want this job.  Give me a big police truck, authority to arrest people, some anti-witchcraft books, and hopefully a cushy office and fat paycheck, and I’ll roll around anywhere you want investigating magic and breaking spells.  Bet these guys never have to work overtime.  “Hey Akbar, it’s getting close to 4:30.  Whadaya say we break this spell in the next couple minutes and call it a day?”

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It’s a good thing those Muslim Anti-witchers won’t be able to break the “Spell” of Reason on a good number of us that seek to continuously cast it on everyone one we meet! But just in case I’ll hide those Hoar Crux’s where they are sure to never look!

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Never a truer statement has been uttered about witchcraft and religion, “It’s a matter of ignorance,” Jaber added. “If people were more educated they wouldn’t believe in this.”

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If they had any sense of humor, they’d call the unit ‘Witch Busters’. But of course, they are dead serious about it - which, given our experiences in the West in the Middle Ages regarding witches, makes me shudder. I don’t know if I should laugh or cry out loud: YOU idiots!

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