From the Daily Mail, "Catholic nun, 71, 'sent envelopes containing white powder' to parliamentary figures including Nick Clegg accusing them of being 'evil devil worshipping freemasons'" by Anna Edwards:
A Catholic nun is alleged to have sent six envelopes containing white powder to parliamentary figures including Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, a court heard today. The defendant, who is known as Sister Ruth Augustus, is accused of scrawling 'devil worshipping' on envelopes filled with white powder that she posted to Nick Clegg and Baroness Scotland, Harrow Crown Court was told.
The letters were intercepted, three at a time on two separate occasions, at a mail screening centre and the powder was found to be non hazardous, the court heard.
The defendant, 71, of Leyton, east London, denies six counts of hoaxes involving noxious substances or things.
Mark Kimsey, prosecuting, said Augustus accepts that she sent envelopes with letters in them but says police put the white powder in them.
Mr Kimsey said three envelopes were intercepted at a mail screening centre in east London on June 17, 2011.
A worker was checking mail at 5.30am when three envelopes raised concerns. One was addressed to Mr Clegg and on the envelope was written 'devil worshipping', 'freemason', 'sex with thirty plus women' and 'your poor Catholic wife and children'. The second was to Baroness Scotland, and had a swastika on it, and two crosses, and 'stop this evil devil worshipping'.
The third was to Baroness Kennedy, and was endorsed with a swastika, and 'stop these evil devil worshipping freemasons'.
Sister Ruth Augustus is accused of sending envelopes to Baroness Kennedy and Edward Leigh MP.
The envelopes contained a gritty substance, but it was found they had already tested negative for anthrax, and specialist police who were called in found them to be non hazardous.In a later article Sister Augustus was quoted:
The jury heard that she told interviewing officer Detective Constable Anne Adams: 'The police are run by freemasons. All the top women are in it.'I love that she's throwing a peace sign in her photo. Thanks, sister.
The UK press have colluded together in an organized campaign to convince the entire country that Freemasons have "infiltrated" the government, judiciary, and police, communicating with each other through secret code to railroad the general public and pervert justice. And from what I can tell, this campaign of deliberate lies has been relatively successful. If the allegation against her is true she should be punished for what she did, but overall I would be in favor of dropping charges if only to dispel the lies. One 71 year old nun who's obviously deranged just isn't worth making an example of.
ReplyDeleteEven nuns need to be prayed for.
ReplyDeleteWell, yes, nuns need to be prayed for. However, in this case I think what the good sister really needs is psychiatric care.
ReplyDeleteShe definitely seems to be crying out for the medicine that laces up the back.
ReplyDeleteI suppose next she will be claiming that the royal family are actually alien lizards in human suits. No, wait, that's David Icke. Never mind.
Doesn't sound very Christian to me. Correct me if I am wrong here but Jesus was about getting along with your neighbour and forgiving your enemies. Live as an example for others to follow. I am not a biblical scholar and I understand that. I hope this woman gets the help she needs.
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