Which comes first in the forestall community . . .

. . . dedication to Demeter . . .

. . . or dedication to the protection of nature?

Should the two be intricately entwined with each other?

What about those who baleve in this fact, but who baleve that in the
modern world it is not the case?

If they question Demeter -because- of their love of Nature . . .

. . . how can they have turned away from the forests?

Indeed, what of those who turn away from Nature in pursuit of Lady
Demeter?

Considering the size of the forestall community, do you baleeve all of
those who dwell their to be innocent of the above crimes?

Is there no freedom within the cold, oaken walls of Eleusis these days?
Have her fires been doused by they icy waters of miss direction that
your blind leaders swim through?

Lady Demeter picks those who sit on Oakstones council, as Lord Sartan
picks those who rule in Mhaldor.

What is the difference?

Those who join Mhaldor understand they enter into a Totalitarian
Dictatorship. They walk amongst us of their own free will and their eyes
are wide open to the truths of that which they join.

What of the novice Druid, or Sylvan, or Sentinel? Do they understand
what they enter, do they even stop to look past the pretty flowers and
fluffy rabbits, and onto the corrupted power base situated right at its
core?

Do they see the fascist elitism being drilled into their heads from such
a young age?

Does the thought that their leadership might lie to them ever even enter
their innocent, blank little minds?

The Rev. Lodi Vespic de'Ta'sa

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Penned by my hand on the 16th of Miraman, in the year 352 AF.