Drunk Twilight Vampire Girl Caught On Tape
The following disturbing video is another example of the threat of vampire cults to you and your children. As you should expect, it is directly related to Twilight.
Twilight is based on a series of books that praise fornication, teen blood sucking pacts and violence, as it introduces young teen girls to a character named ‘Bella’ who is a typical rebellious teen; a sort of child an adolescent child will naturally be tempted to mimic.
Bella meets a young, sparkly bigay boy named Edward Cullen, who is also secretly a Satan worshiping vampire. The rest of the movie is about teaching kids how to do Satanic rituals, cut each other’s bodies to drink blood and having inappropriate secret fornication behind their parent’s backs.
Pastor Gould reported a new drink called Clamato, which teens are secretly buying and then mixing their actual blood into the beer and tomato drink. They drink this and say chants to begin the Twilight styled rituals.
As we’ve warned many times these are very real threats and there is a good chance your son or daughter is involved/ or has friends being tempted to join this new vampire gang. Look at this video of someone’s daughter, who had just did one of those Clamato blood beer ceremonies. Parents, you should be terrified and do everything in your power keep this movie and book series away from your kids.
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1:20 am
On behalf of the Prometheans. THANK GOD THE VAMPS ARE TAKEN DOWN A NOTCH!
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3:14 am
I can not be bothered by your arrogance. You know I have as much of a right to exist as you do. If I can only exist at night, so be it. I’ll gain my rest during the daytime, far away and apart from society. I’ll drink sustenance for the sake of being fresh and vitalized. I must exist. I can not be oppressed or disputed. I am forever. I am el vampir. Ole!
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9:38 am
Vampire, shampire. Prometheans are where it’s at.
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11:19 am
This clip is from an old Cops episode. The lady that’s claiming she was a vampire was “disturbing the peace” outside of a casino that she had just gotten kicked out of. And I highly doubt that she’s any younger than 28, so I really don’t think that there’s much her parents can do to protect her from the horrible evils that a FICTIONAL book can do to her. For real people, of all the things to worry about in this messed up world, I think the Twilight books and movies are the lowest on the list.
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3:53 pm
lol after the first few really offensive homophobic posts i saw on here i thought you were all really fucked up but this entire site is just a parody isn’t it? Nice one, you had me fooled, for a while anyway. I even sent an email asking if it was all a joke and the reply was no, but i don’t buy it, no one is retarded enough to believe in unicorn people or vanpires. and what the fuck with this “gay agenda” thing and the whole “dinosaurs roamed the earth with man” thing? LOL.
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8:09 pm
wow…. you do realize vampires dont exist right…. or are you all still stuck in salem?
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3:56 pm
I assure you Micheal, we do exist. However, we do not sparkle. While I thank Christwire for bashing twilight, it is for all the wrong reasons. Futhermore, we are not afraid of crosses. At least, not now. Instead, we expose new vampires to this website until they build up an immunity.
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9:26 am
im pretty sure Clamato is not a “new” drink
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8:41 pm
“Twilight is based on a series of books that praise fornication, teen blood sucking pacts and violence, as it introduces young teen girls to a character named ‘Bella’ who is a typical rebellious teen; a sort of child an adolescent child will naturally be tempted to mimic.”
Personally, i’m not a fan of twilight (i infact, dislike it quite some), but I’m pretty sure that the series discourages pre-marital sex.
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12:52 pm
Actually the main vampire Edward will not drink Bella’s blood and I have no idea where you’re getting this whole rituals thing as there are none at all shown in the movie. They play Baseball at one point. Thats about as far as it goes towards a ritual.
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11:23 am
for the record, edward doesnt drink bella’s blood, and they actually do not have sex before marriage. yes they kiss. but he would not have sex with her until they were married.
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10:06 am
Got pointed towards this one, decided to check it out.
” praise fornication, teen blood sucking pacts and violence, ”
It does not praise fornication. Show me the proof of where that is. There are no teen blood sucking pacts in Twilight. And all conflicts are eventually resolved with the good triumphing over evil.
” typical rebellious teen”
Actually, Bella was a bit of a self-conscious introvert. She wasn’t rebellious. I guess I am rebellious as well for I am a bit of an introvert and self-conscious. My being an introvert can be linked to my medication, which helps me keep my schizophrenia somewhat under control. My being self-conscious is the same dilemma facing many teens.
“Bella meets a young, sparkly bigay boy named Edward Cullen, who is also secretly a Satan worshiping vampire.”
If you had read the books he hates himself. He believes there is a god and believes that he is damned because of the life that was forced upon him. He spent a whole century trying to be as little of a monster as possible.
Is bigay even a word?
” The rest of the movie is about teaching kids how to do Satanic rituals”
Please show me in the saga and the movies where it teaches you how to do satanic rituals.
” cut each other’s bodies to drink blood ”
Once again, show me the proof. And down here in New Orleans and many other cities quote unquote ‘vampirism’ is not uncommon. These people are perverse, and mentally ill in a way not even I can grasp.
” having inappropriate secret fornication behind their parent’s backs.”
Bella and Edward do not have sex until AFTER they were married. There is no other mention of sex in any of the books except the last one.
“Twilight styled rituals.”
Twilight styled rituals?? There are the freaks that run around acting like vampires, but not everyone who reads these or watches the movies become like this. Matter of fact, not even the majority take it to such extremes.
As to the girl in the video:
Lilou is correct. This was in a Cops episode. I remember it clearly. It was one of my grandmother’s ‘Teaching” moments.
If anything you have proven that you have not read the books and that you make horrid generalizations. This series may not be great literature, but it is a fun read. My mom wasn’t exactly ecstatic I was reading it, but she was okay with it. This story teaches you to follow your heart and that achieving your dreams is possible. And it also has a message of the very rare unconditional, undying love, the likes of which you will never see.
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10:20 am
And vampirism as in humans drinking another human’s blood has been around for centuries.
The real vampire craze probably started with a bunch of (literally) rabid peasants.
There are mentions of bloodsucking creatures that go back thousands of years, and span almost every continent on the globe, but the first real vampire frenzy began in Eastern Europe in the 1700s, when reports began to come out about crazy folk killing animals, raping women, eating dirt and causing general havoc. The locals called them umpir, or vampires, and began to dig up countless graves to stake the alleged umpirs, rip off their heads or tear out their hearts. Some scientists speculate this all was the result of a rabies or tuberculosis epidemic. So get your shots, kids.
What makes a real-life vampire? How about ugly babies, drunks and the dateless?
That’s right. In parts of Eastern Europe a few hundred years ago, if you were born with teeth or a unibrow, you could be immediately marked as a vampire. Same goes for alcoholics, people who committed suicide and, at least in Romania, those who died unmarried. In parts of Greece, if you were born on Christmas Day, not only were you unlucky enough to have that combo-Birthday-Christmas-present thing going, you were also considered much more likely to end up rising from the dead as well.
Eat your heart out Transylvania, we got them here, too.
American vampires don’t exist only in the fantasies of Mormon housewives (hello, “Twilight”). New England had a nasty rash of vampires in the 1700s and 1800s, which actually just turned out to be a nasty tuberculosis epidemic. But that didn’t stop the upstanding citizens of Connecticut and Rhode Island from blaming the “mysterious wasting” on the undead, and digging up the suspected graves.
One anti-vampire remedy was to swipe the heart from an undead body, burn it and feed it to the vampire’s suffering victim. Archaeologists are still finding “vampire burials” full of rearranged bones throughout New England. (Tip: If you feel you are the victim of a vampire, it may reassure you to know that they’re still doing the undead-heart-burning-treatment over in Europe. It’s been documented in Romania as recently as a few years ago.)
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1:20 pm
I agree. I know a few Requiem players that hate Twilight.
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6:37 pm
agreeable… so immature… this amber bitch sounds like a dumbass
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