Controversies have continued to trail the US-based, Nigeria-trained physician/Pentecostal Pastor, Dr Stella Emmanuel’s remarks on demons.
Some of those who reacted to her comments on a radio programme had described her comments as fake.
She stated that the United States of America (USA) was a hypocritical society that actually celebrates what could be termed a “demonic way of life”.
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In a piece titled “US DJ accused of promoting demonic programming, executing extended body-shaming campaign by radio”, radio stations in the United States and OAPs not only broadcast what could be described as “demonic programming” but also host those that could be described as “demonic agents” in their studios to promote such programming.
A radio DJ/OAP based in the US State of Minnesota, Dave Ryan, had for close to two decades regularly hosted Gary Spivey, a man who promotes his ability to transmit himself into the bodies of listeners who call into DJ Dave Ryan’s morning show programme, through their radios, while claiming an ability to diagnose and cure the ailments of such listeners.
It will be recalled that after she recently claimed the drug hydroxychloroquine was a cure for COVID-19, critics of Dr Stella Emmanuel in the US were angered at her remarks unearthed past claims made by the physician who also doubles as the leader of a Pentecostal Church based in the city of Katy, Texas, where she also practices as a doctor.
Those past claims by Dr Emmanuel, made in her capacity as a Pastor of a Pentecostal Church, included one that certain malevolent human beings have the ability to leave their own bodies and project their spirits into other people, including having intercourse with such persons, unknown to the latter.
It was also revealed that aside from promoting the activities and claims of Gary Spivey who openly engages in projecting his spirit into the bodies of radio listeners during such programming, Dave Ryan had also used his radio station for many years to promote body-shaming activities and programming intended primarily to embarrass and ridicule persons who are deemed to have small hands or arms.
“That long-running and intensive campaign pursued by Dave Ryan, using his 101.3 KDWB FM Station in Minnesota that is owned by the corporate media giant iHeartMedia, is now exposed as the impetus behind the near-universal “101” ridicule reserved for persons with such physical characteristics or attributes”.
An online Nigerian news outlet had unveiled an investigative report which reveals that the widespread umbrage that trailed recent demon remarks made by US-based, Nigeria-trained physician and Pentecostal Pastor, Dr Stella Emmanuel, was simply a fake, hypocritical “outrage” orchestrated by many in the US who simply want to keep knowledge of demonic phenomena under wraps due to their heavy involvement in it and fear of the consequences of such a revelation.
The report titled “US DJ accused of promoting Demonic Programming, executing extended Body-Shaming campaign by Radio”, reveals OAPs and radio stations in the United States who not only run what can be described as “demonic programming” but also give ample opportunity to those that can be described as “demonic agents” to promote such programming and claims, for which Dr Immanuel was recently hypocritically condemned.
According to the investigative piece, a radio DJ / OAP based in the US State of Minnesota, Dave Ryan, has for close to two decades regularly hosted Gary Spivey, a man who promotes his ability to transmit himself into the bodies of listeners who call into DJ Dave Ryan’s morning show programme, through their radios, while claiming an ability to diagnose and cure the ailments of such listeners.
It would be recalled that after she recently claimed the drug hydroxychloroquine is a cure for COVID-19, critics of Dr Stella Immanuel in the US who slammed her remarks also quickly dug up past claims made by the physician cum Pentecostal Pastor, which included one in which she asserted that certain human beings possess the ability to leave their own bodies and project their spirits into other people, including having intercourse with such persons.
It was gathered that apart from championing the claims and activities of the likes of Gary Spivey who boasts on the radio of projecting his own spirit into the bodies of listeners of the Dave Ryan radio show and similar shows in the United States, the OAP has also used his radio station for close to two decades to initiate and aggressively promote Body-shaming activities and programming aimed primarily at embarrassing and ridiculing persons who are deemed to have small hands or arms.
According to the investigation that long-running and intensive campaign pursued by Dave Ryan, using his 101.3 KDWB FM Station in Minnesota which was owned by the US corporate media giant iHeartMedia, was actually the “brains” behind the almost worldwide “101” ridicule, which was reserved for persons with such physical characteristics or attributes.
