Friday, January 30, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Yeah Well
John Hagee's a bit negative, almost like a Ron Paul supporter. Some things we don't have to worry about. Besides my church says the end times are technically the time between the resurrection and the return and who knows when that is. And the tribulation? We're not even there yet...
I don't think Obama's the anti-christ, nor would I like to compete for that title, but the Democratic policies certainly as they exist now at a global scale are inherently apocalyptic.
I don't think Obama's the anti-christ, nor would I like to compete for that title, but the Democratic policies certainly as they exist now at a global scale are inherently apocalyptic.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Comedy Gold
Was I comparing Obama to an Egyptian? I guess I can understand his reaction to my humiliation by Grace of his Glory.
Note how preoccupied this filthbag is with the concept of humiliation. Even as scenes of mass murder roll by, he thrills most of all to the degradation involved — a Jewish woman forced to kiss a Nazi guard’s hand, a Jewish man weeping in despair.
If I have time I'll just have to remember to break my knucklebones and teeth so they can't be used for necromancy.
Note how preoccupied this filthbag is with the concept of humiliation. Even as scenes of mass murder roll by, he thrills most of all to the degradation involved — a Jewish woman forced to kiss a Nazi guard’s hand, a Jewish man weeping in despair.
If I have time I'll just have to remember to break my knucklebones and teeth so they can't be used for necromancy.
You Ain't a Threat Die for Obama
Yesterday, Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-GA) made headlines when he criticized Rush Limbaugh for hammering Republican leadership for their pliability on massive Democratic spending plans. He scoffed at the idea that Rush provides leadership, telling Politico that Rush and other commentators were merely “living well” and not having to worry about what was best for the party. Today, Gingrey is singing another tune entirely, attempting to clear up the “misunderstanding.”
Liberals are a plague on humanity, and Ann Coulter has spent her career as a bestselling author treating the disease with her own acerbic antibiotic: a mixture of reality and well-deserved scorn.In "Godless," Coulter’s previous book, she skewered liberalism’s quasi-religious devotion to its false god, which it claims frees mankind to revise morals in light of current circumstances.
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