Asinine Scootergate Claim o' the DayWhile Christopher Hitchens' Wall Street Journal Article is chock full o' stupidity, I especially like this part:
So, per Hitch, if the Director of the CIA tells the Vice President anything, it's just like leaking it to the media.. I guess that explains why Dick had to get his WMD info from CURVE BALL and Chalabi. 5:12:23 AM |
Happy Halloween!Ha ha, by accepting my Halloween greeting you have invited demons to possess you, you silly people! If only you had read this message by Gary and Lisa Ruby, you would have known that Halloween is most evilest night of the year, and you wouldn't have fallen for my ruse. And even though it's too late for you, here's part of their warning:
Gary and Lisa rightly condemn the "fake Christian ministries" that claim that trick-or-treating is okay if you choose nice, Christian costumes (like an angel, or Dubya), and give out tracts instead of candy. The Rubys explain the satanic origins of the holiday, and reveal that its ancient bloodcurdling rites are practiced to this very day.
Yeah, those Druids of c.1400 AD are well-known for their trick-or-treating.
Since you're going to hell anyway, this year you might try trick-or-treating for young women instead of candy -- but if you get some, just don't sacrifice them to Satan, okay? But even treat-or-treating for candy shows your affiliation with Satan, per the Rubys -- and if your church says differently, then you can know that its leaders are in the pay of the devil.
Yup, every Tootsie Roll or Snickers that you give out tonight is actually a Bite o' Beelzebub. Way to let Satan take over children, folks! But what if you pass out those anti-Harry Potter comics? Surely they are a holy alternative to the devil's snacks.
Yes, giving out those Jack Chick tracts is just as bad as sacrificing virgins to Lucifer. Believe it ... or go to hell! And speaking of Chick tracts, here are a few that Jack strongly recommends ("Make Halloween a Soul-winning Event") First, for the young children, there's The Devil's Night. It tells the story of Buffy the non-teen, non-witch. Buffy is a scaredy-cat who is traumatized because her teacher and mother want her to dress up like an evil creature for Halloween (apparently Teach and Mom are Satanist witches). But lil' Susy, the pig-tailed, Keene-eyed Christian tot, sets Buffy straight about the origins of the holiday, and warns her that satanic priests and witches continue to sacrifice children to Satan in large numbers every Halloween. That makes Buffy feel a lot better. Buffy is scared straight and accepts Jesus. That night, Susy saves more souls by handing out Jack Chick tracts to trick-or-treaters, who express their gratitude by egging her house back to the stone age. The End Another recommended tract for the lil' sinners is The Little Princess, which is about a pathetic waif named Heidi who is dying of AIDS or something, but whose last wish is to go trick-or-treating. Her doting parents say okay, and send her out accompanied only by her brother Josh (presumably they are hoping that Heidi will die on a neighbor's doorstep so they can sue and make some money from her demise). That night Heidi gets a Jack Chick tract from the Smiths, accepts Jesus, and avoids hell just minutes before kicking the bucket. In the last panel, brother Josh put Heidi's princess crown on her grave stone and says, "My little sister is in heaven because she trusted Jesus. What about you?" So, kids, trust in Jesus, and you too can die young!. For older children, Jack suggests Happy Halloween. which tells the tale of three friends who visit one of those commercial haunted houses, despite being warned not to. On the way home, Timmy is hit by a car ("They killed Timmy! You bastards!"). I think we've all learned a valuable lesson about the wages of sin and spook alleys. But wait, it gets worse! Mrs. Baxter explains that Timmy was sent to hell forever because he quit going to Sunday school. Bobby finds this theology so inspiring that he accepts Jesus and then proclaims, "I feel so safe! I KNOW I'll go to heaven when I die! I'll never forget THIS Halloween." Yes, it was the best Halloween ever, thanks to Jesus, Mrs. Baxter, and Timmy's horrific death.
Take that, Lil' Susy! And here's part of Gary and Lisa's rebuttal of a Christianity Today article which claims that Halloween is just innocent fun: Christianity Today Exhorts Christians to Celebrate Halloween With Gusto.
Who knew that Druids still exist, and they are still sacrificing humans every October 31? (Well, Scott C. knew, and he has promised to give us an expose of their favorite movie, Druids, just as soon as he finishes up another important project which doesn't happen to star Christopher Lambert.) The Rubys also heap scorn on the author of the Christianity Today piece for quoting "an author of occult-themed novels (C.S. Lewis)." I guess they don't approve of books that feature magic wardrobes, white witches, talking lions, and other occult themes taken from Christianity. In any case, the Rubys do know their Satanic stuff, having inadvertently belonged to the dark lord's church for ten years. It's all explained on the "About Gary and Lisa Ruby" page.
Yes, evil spirits are everywhere, just waiting for you to celebrate Halloween or to join a Baptist church or something, so they can harass you. The Lord is now commanding the Rubys to warn others about the snares that Satan has set for the unwary in the "Left Behind" books, the Terri Schiavo case, and rock music. I suggest you pay them heed. Oh, and if you don't want to be infested by demons, I suggest that you give me all your Kit Kats, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and Mars bars, and that you spend the night worrying about all the young women being sacrificed by Druids and witches. In return, I won't give you the Jack Chick masterpiece Boo! 2:21:09 AM |
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