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Monday, December 22, 2008

They Must Have Found Out She Weighs the Same as a Duck

& now for something completely different.
"A woman who said she was hired by the University of Nebraska to run a youth program has filed a lawsuit claiming she was wrongly fired because she is a witch.
The lawsuit, filed by a plaintiff identified as Jane Doe, states the woman was hired in February 2007 and was satisfactory in her performance. Once her employer discovered she was a witch, "plaintiff was terminated from her position, and was replaced by a non-witch," the suit says.
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Given this is not only an university but state run to boot, where PC probably runs amok, this claim would be more believable if she was fired for being a Christian rather than a witch. I suspect the truth about why she was fired might lie elsewhere.
But if she really is a witch, I wonder if this is how they confirmed it?

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