Pat Robertson also wanted to nuke the State dept

[AlCzervik]

and i think he prayed that the Supreme court would have another opening soon. there better be some accountable here on earth for Pat.

[Tyranny_R_US]

1. When?

I bet this was during clinton.

[AlCzervik]

2. not too long ago actually, while * has been in office

[stepnw1f]

3. Imagine Someone Other Than a RWer Saying that?

Off to Gitmo.

[Akoto]

4. Yep.

He prayed on his show for God to "make further vacancies on the Supreme Court". The vacancy that prompted that prayer was a result of Sandra Day O'Conner's retirement, due to her husband's illness if I'm not mistaken, so you can guess what he's really asking for there.

[fishnfla]

5. was he the one who blamed 9/11 on abortion and homosexuality?

how many times has this doofus had to apologize?

[Akoto]

7. He was. Of course ...

According to Pat Robertson, homosexuality is the cause of everything he perceives to be negative in the world, abortion included.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

9. actually it was Falwell, iirc, on the 700 club

i think Robertson just sort of said "yes, abso-lutely"

[AlCzervik]

8. no that was Mullah Falwell but he said it TO Pat.

[achtung_circus]

6. Here's the good stuff.

<http://www.positiveatheism.org/hist/quotes/revpat.htm>

[AlCzervik]

10. thank you, bookmarked!

[gp]

11. CNN 9th Oct 2003 - Pat Robertson's 'nuke' idea draws protest

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/10/09/robertson.state/

sure sounds like a terrorist to me...:puke:

[HysteryDiagnosis]

12. Perhaps this will shed a little light on the

subject.....

http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=2&ItemID=5720
One of the more controversial mining ventures in Liberia in recent years has been famed American televangelist Pat Robertson's Freedom Gold Ltd. and its relationship with Charles Taylor. The company signed a "Mineral Development Agreement" with Taylor's government in April 1999, under which the company was to "mine, sell, export and explore minerals" (diamonds and gold) in Liberia, and give a three per cent royalty to the Liberian government. The Liberian Legislature refused to ratify the agreement, but the venture proceeded nevertheless. Freedom Gold started a diamond mining venture in southeastern Liberia the following year. It subsequently emerged that the company's deal with Taylor included a 10 per cent ownership by the President, excluding royalties and rental fees. Robertson was apparently so pleased with the arrangement that when, after Taylor's 2003 indictment, U.S. President George W. Bush (for whom Robertson reserves strong admiration and support) called on Taylor to resign, Robertson berated the American President, accusing him of "undermining a Christian Baptist President to bring in Muslim rebels." Freedom Gold remains a registered company in Liberia.

[AlCzervik]

13. I read about his s mining thing in "the best democracy $$ can buy"

and i can't believe someone hasn't busted him on something yet, it's maddening.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

14. Religion is such a great front... don't you think?? It is in his case

I am afraid... not sure mind you... but it looks mighty suspicious what went on over the diamond mines... and I read about this issue in the same book... cheers!!

[Imagevision]

15. State department? I have no problem with> Read Sibel Edmunds piece

about more illegal problems originate from The state dept, then the pentagon.