April 20th, 2011
Lou Engle is taking his dominionist craziness of TheCall Crisis to the capital of crazy, Wasilla, Alaska. Why? “We believe that Alaska is key to the future of this nation,” he explains. Citing Oil, earthquakes, and apparently Johnny Cash, all signs point to Alaska as “a place of refuge for our nation.” Engle’s TheCall is part of a larger 2-day conference set for June 3-4.
Engle, who is transfixed by key numbers when they repeat themselves on the calendar, has also announced a gathering slated for Detroit on “11.11.11.” He is also a stealth supporter of Uganda’s “Kill-the-gays” bill.
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TampaZeke
April 20th, 2011
I FULLY support all of these yahoos moving to their Promised Land of Alaska and leaving the rest of America to us hell bound sinners.
Timothy Kincaid
April 20th, 2011
Ooooooohh. Now I get it why global warming is a GOOD thing. When God’s folk flee to Alaska, they want a nice temperate climate.
AJD
April 20th, 2011
Maybe the air in Alaska can do something about that carton-of-Camels-a-day voice of his.
Michael J. Ditto
April 20th, 2011
There are billboards all over Denver proclaiming that Jesus is coming on May 21st. Someone is clearly wrong.
Roa
April 20th, 2011
Ever been to Wasilla? I’ve lived in Anchorage for nearly 30 years and was in Wasilla last weekend. It’s the meth capital of the state. It’s a sprawling mess of no city planning and strip malls. A couple years ago a suspected meth lab in Anchorage was discovered and they had to bring investigators in from the Valley (Wasilla). Anchorage is about 10 times bigger than Wasilla but Wasilla has the bigger Meth problem. I’m leaving Alaska this year and I agree, let this nut job have Wasilla. The resources he mentioned are here but if he thinks he’ll benefit from them… the oil companies and government will make sure these nuts get none of it.
Bernie
April 20th, 2011
Good, then Queen Wasilla(Sarah) can serve them hash brownies.
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