Rev. Newlin from the Fellowship of the Sun is claiming that people are getting high from vampire blood, and it’s worse than crack or heroin. This is the first we’ve heard about it - is it real, or just another scare tactic from the FOTS?
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What do you mean this is the first time you’ve heard of this? Ther Fellowship of The Sun commented on this onm July 10 on their own website. Don’t you guys keep up?
Thinking about how this fits in with FOTS’ possible smuggler status, do you think that the more they decry vampire blood as immoral the more people will pay to have some?
Rev. Newlin is such a hypocrit. He’s not denouncing vampire blood as a scourge. He’s hyping it so the FOTS drug dealers can sell more of it.
Hey, I just thought of a great marketing idea.
Vampires like human blood and humans like vampire blood, right? Let’s put one of each in a wrestling ring together. The human can have a bowie knife or some such weapon. The vampire would just have his own strength and fangs. Then we can watch to see who would get to drink who’s blood first.
Don’t think the odds are fair enough?
We could make it 2 humans vs. 1 vampire.
Do you think most humans would find this sort of entertainment disgusting or exciting?
Vampire wrestling, the new reality TV show, now on FOX.
FOS is really starting to make absolutely no sense at all. First they blog about this vampire high on THIER website over a month ago, and they wait six weeks later to release this uselessness acting like they never hears about it before. AND all of that stuff that came out about a blood bag being found after the late night van incident. It almost seems like they secretly want to profit from vampires coming out, while promoting the opposite agenda. And the ‘Midnight snack” ad was just plain retarded. I think that they needed to get something cheap and cheesy out there so they threw that together. Plus most vamps looking for a midnight snack wouldn’t be preying on children, since children are SUPPOSED to be in bed well before that time anyway! (Unless their parents are negligent)
FOS has created the perfect cover for thier blood drug selling operations. Who would ever suspect that people with such hatred for vampires would really be nothing but a group of money hungry drug dealers? One day they’ll try draining the wrong vampire and on that day they shall truly wish they have never been born!
Ya know I have heard something like this. That humans become addicted to vampire blood. They become ghouls, but maybe that is also a myth. So I’m keeping an open mind Yea
Arent Revs supposed to follow gods word which he says he loves “everyone” So what apparently vampires dont count their invisible!? People always think that because someone is different that makes the other person a higher rank! it makes me sick and what they do actually made me cry!
If only we could live in a world where people didnt disown you because of your race whether it be Vampire or Human where you dont put down anyone because of what they are….but apparently thats just a dream!
[...] Il primo allarme è stato lanciato dal Reverendo Newlin, membro della Compagnia del Sole: il sangue dei vampiri è una droga peggiore del crack e dell’eroina. E a seguire Nan Flanagan è subito comparsa in TV per rassicurare che l’unico obiettivo dell’American Vampire League è quello di occuparsi dei diritti civili dei vampiri. Ma successivamente una fonte anonima ha inviato a Blood Copy un video da cui apprendiamo che non è inusuale la pratica di catturare vampiri, succhiare via il loro sangue e venderlo per qualche migliaia di dollari. I numerosi attacchi ai loro danni trovano ora una spiegazione di natura economica: quello della vendita del sangue di vampiro sembra essere un mercato redditizio e in espansione. [...]
August 19th, 2008 at 10:20 am
What do you mean this is the first time you’ve heard of this? Ther Fellowship of The Sun commented on this onm July 10 on their own website. Don’t you guys keep up?
http://fellowshipofthesun.org/#7
- P.
August 19th, 2008 at 11:05 am
You’re too young for the memory loss of dementia, Andrew.
August 19th, 2008 at 11:07 am
Thinking about how this fits in with FOTS’ possible smuggler status, do you think that the more they decry vampire blood as immoral the more people will pay to have some?
August 19th, 2008 at 1:46 pm
It is pretty daym good if you ask me, still floating from the effects.
August 19th, 2008 at 3:19 pm
Hmm– I think ‘Big City Sinners’ would be a cool name for a band, tho.
August 19th, 2008 at 4:16 pm
MMMMmmmm yummy.
August 19th, 2008 at 6:51 pm
Rev. Newlin is such a hypocrit. He’s not denouncing vampire blood as a scourge. He’s hyping it so the FOTS drug dealers can sell more of it.
Hey, I just thought of a great marketing idea.
Vampires like human blood and humans like vampire blood, right? Let’s put one of each in a wrestling ring together. The human can have a bowie knife or some such weapon. The vampire would just have his own strength and fangs. Then we can watch to see who would get to drink who’s blood first.
Don’t think the odds are fair enough?
We could make it 2 humans vs. 1 vampire.
Do you think most humans would find this sort of entertainment disgusting or exciting?
Vampire wrestling, the new reality TV show, now on FOX.
- P.
August 19th, 2008 at 8:53 pm
that sounds fun,
Lets Get Ready To ruuummmbbbllleeeee!!!!!
August 20th, 2008 at 12:30 am
-.- *still half asleep/high* dude the Rev. guy is pissin me off……..k what were we talkin about ?
August 20th, 2008 at 4:54 am
FOS is really starting to make absolutely no sense at all. First they blog about this vampire high on THIER website over a month ago, and they wait six weeks later to release this uselessness acting like they never hears about it before. AND all of that stuff that came out about a blood bag being found after the late night van incident. It almost seems like they secretly want to profit from vampires coming out, while promoting the opposite agenda. And the ‘Midnight snack” ad was just plain retarded. I think that they needed to get something cheap and cheesy out there so they threw that together. Plus most vamps looking for a midnight snack wouldn’t be preying on children, since children are SUPPOSED to be in bed well before that time anyway! (Unless their parents are negligent)
August 20th, 2008 at 5:26 am
FOS has created the perfect cover for thier blood drug selling operations. Who would ever suspect that people with such hatred for vampires would really be nothing but a group of money hungry drug dealers? One day they’ll try draining the wrong vampire and on that day they shall truly wish they have never been born!
August 20th, 2008 at 8:55 am
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August 20th, 2008 at 3:44 pm
Ya know I have heard something like this. That humans become addicted to vampire blood. They become ghouls, but maybe that is also a myth. So I’m keeping an open mind Yea
August 22nd, 2008 at 12:43 pm
what are we going to do? look i know that we cant stop them but i’ll be damned a thousand times if i cant stop them
-kisa-
August 22nd, 2008 at 11:42 pm
Arent Revs supposed to follow gods word which he says he loves “everyone” So what apparently vampires dont count their invisible!? People always think that because someone is different that makes the other person a higher rank! it makes me sick and what they do actually made me cry!
If only we could live in a world where people didnt disown you because of your race whether it be Vampire or Human where you dont put down anyone because of what they are….but apparently thats just a dream!
August 29th, 2008 at 3:39 am
[...] Il primo allarme è stato lanciato dal Reverendo Newlin, membro della Compagnia del Sole: il sangue dei vampiri è una droga peggiore del crack e dell’eroina. E a seguire Nan Flanagan è subito comparsa in TV per rassicurare che l’unico obiettivo dell’American Vampire League è quello di occuparsi dei diritti civili dei vampiri. Ma successivamente una fonte anonima ha inviato a Blood Copy un video da cui apprendiamo che non è inusuale la pratica di catturare vampiri, succhiare via il loro sangue e venderlo per qualche migliaia di dollari. I numerosi attacchi ai loro danni trovano ora una spiegazione di natura economica: quello della vendita del sangue di vampiro sembra essere un mercato redditizio e in espansione. [...]