DEADLY WOMEN - Sadistic Souls - Killing the Devils is not a Sin!

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Added Note May 8, 2016

Our Family Psychiatrist for 'My Dysfunctional Family' told me, that my wife, "will kill me". I took his comment as a joke; because we talked like friends for more than 10 years; every Monday evening every week. I found out it wasn't a Joke.
I'm still alive and able to fill this blog with my life story.
You maybe married to woman like my wife - Beware!
See the following link......................BPD ~ An Unreal Need for Revenge
http://innjustice.blogspot.ca/2016/04/bpd-unreal-need-for-revenge.html
I still love Her !
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To hear that someone has been killed, makes me and most of us cry. The other 15% don't feel any emotion.
 We must learn, what makes someone kill; so we can stop them or ourselves. This has been one of my passions. Stop what can make us killers
I have come to know, that a devil
gets into the mind of a person, who then kills,
those who get in the way of the 15%.
What he can not kill, He destroys.
I never wanted to be a cop: however, I have been an "Investigator" all my life. God....  is in everyone's mind and we alone, are given the choice to frighten the devil away from influencing our brothers and sisters.
Always remember where God lives, the is Devil behind him.
All of us must full-fill the "Investigator" role.
Even if the killer is being put to death; I cry. Killing is what the Devil wants.
He gets into the mind of someone and they do the killing. What the devil can't kill.... he steals and destroys   How can anyone kill, when killing is a sin. We can kill, if it is not a sin.
Killing a devil is not a sin.
Remember, that our workers of our Courts have God in them also.

Published on Jun 24, 2015
Vickie Frost is violently abusive and controlling to her visually-impaired boyfriend, Rick Whitcomb, but when Rick decides to leave her after a year of torment, she goes into a blind rage. One evening
in January 1996, she ends a violent argument by stabbing Rick once in the chest, killing him.
Englishwoman Clare Nicholls regularly insults, abuses, and starves the father of her youngest child, kind but timid Andrew Gardner, and
gets her brother and boyfriend to join her in the abuse. His body weakened by the constant torture, Andrew dies after Clare stomps on his chest, and the murderers try to claim he was attacked by a
mugger.
Drug dealer and adulteress Christene Kemmerlin is married for the third time, and her union with husband Wayne is in trouble due to her spendthrift ways and infidelity. By claiming Wayne is abusing her, she convinces a neighbor to murder her husband and disguise it as a car theft. Sentenced initially to death, her sentence is commuted to

life without parole.

 

I have borrowed the above copy. 



God is in me and in you also.
Get to know God.
Meet everyone you see and
get to know more of God
Let nothing or no one stop you from
Seeing God in any person.  
Remember that where God is
the Devil is there with Him
behind God.
Get to know your children.





 



life after death

Definition of Family from The Vanier Institute of Family

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Definition of Family

While there are several “think tanks” that work on social and economic issues, the Vanier Institute is the only one – at the national level – that speaks to issues as they affect and are affected by families from a perspective that embraces Canada’s diversity of families.

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Its understanding of family stresses the primary functions and activities of families, such as providing for the health and well-being of family members; raising children; and sustaining the economy through the production, exchange and consumption of goods and services.

The Vanier Institute of the Family defines “family” as:
Any combination of two or more persons who are bound together over time by ties of mutual consent, birth and/or adoption or placement and who, together, assume responsibilities for variant combinations of some of the following:

Physical maintenance and care of group members
Addition of new members through procreation or adoption
Socialization of children
Social control of members
Production, consumption, distribution of goods and services, and
Affective nurturance — love

The research program is guided by a set of assumptions about family life that informs the development and publication of all research at the Institute.

The Vanier Institute understands families as active agents of personal, social and cultural change. Context is important as noted below, but families – understood here to include individual members as well as the unit as a whole – have an active hand in charting their course.

The Vanier Institute’s approach to families is inclusive and accepting of diversity.

As Beryl Plumptre stated in 1972: “The Vanier Institute must be thoroughly in touch with family life of all kinds, not the ideal of the family, but the reality of the family as people live it.” Dimensions of diversity include socio-demographic differences (such as ethno-racial group, Aboriginal status, age, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, and family type), geographic location, as well as differences in attitudes, values, health and subjective well-being of family members. The Vanier Institute brings a life course perspective to bear in the development of and interpretation of our research. This perspective highlights the change that Canadians and their families experience as they move through their lives, including key transitions such as relationship formation and dissolution, movement into and out of the paid labour market, and the evolution of caring responsibilities.

The Vanier Institute Is focused on making connections – in a world of change, the connections between family life and larger social, cultural, economic, political and demographic context matter. The Institute understands that Canada’s families do not exist in isolation but live in relationship to, and are influenced by, these varied contexts.

Special attention will be paid to the resources available to families – within their kinship and social networks and within the broader community – and the government policies and programs that have a direct and indirect impact upon them.

Denise and her soul-mate Don

 

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Don as School Commissioner - Montreal West Island.

I bring this forward once again to October 19, 2014

 

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Baldwin Cartier

Don as School Commissioner - Montreal West Island.

 

 

To the dance of love clip Denise Wesley

To my friend Vic,
December 13, 2012

I met Denise on the Dance Floor, in Ste. Agathe; her boyfriend was there.
I confess a personal truth; the moment I turn this clip on, I cry unstoppably; because it reminds me of her, my sweetheart.
This describes, how Denise revealed herself to me. I am using metaphors from this movie clip. "She responded wisely, with care, yet willing to learn; she accepted what I offered free of charge! I chose to remain blind to her little flaws. We became soul-mates; giving each other room to grow. I had my little flaws as well.
In a marriage put together in Heaven, we created two wonderful sons. 45 years together; then one night she left without a word.
My dreams were damaged but not broken."
I love her more today that ever before. This Christmas will be the fifth without her and my family.

To the dance of love clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2zTd_YwTvo

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