I think Canada's National Post is being generous when they say the Scientologists' "Industry of Death" museum "walks a fine line." In fact, it appears to need a big dose of what it decries.

It's my Right to Be a Moron

Satanist wannabe Lazaro Galindo proved himself a fool by demanding the right to wear his "ritual garb" to his human sacrifice murder trial, then an even bigger fool by trying the "I found Jesus" card just before the trial, as if that's ever worked in the history of trials.(Did I mention he's acting as his own lawyer?)

A prisoner convicted of smothering her own child demands a drum in her cell so she can practice her credo of nonviolence. Let's hope her cellmates practice the same.

Pottermania

JK Rowling gets the last laugh- on everybody.

Witchy Happenings

A most embarassing case of "My mother is a witch."

Doug Ezzy's fabulous book on teen witches gets a nice review in the Australian.

A Mexican catholic parish decides to wage war on the city's witches. I think they're in for a bit of a shock.

The Goes the Ecosystem!

New Jersey officials aren't so much upset that a Buddhist rite included setting free dozens of snakes and reptiles, it was their unfortunate choice of where they freed them.

Destined for Ebay

A former British spy declares himself the Messiah.

The face of God in a kitchen cabinet.

Take that, Allah eggplant!