Anway, here’s the best snippet IMO. Paranoid, hysterical, and malicious. But in that regard, the good chaplain is indistinguishable from the vast majority of his brothers and sisters in Christ:

“I was the acting chaplain for White Sands missile range when their chaplain had to be on leave so I advised the commanding general and went to his staff calls. And I went to the different bases for our cluster in different states and I saw the German at Holliman Air Force base and they are also in New York.

They are also elsewhere and I don’t know exactly where but I do have a diagram of where U.N. troops are based throughout America, all throughout our country. . . .

It is very conceivable that the reason why they are here, is so that when everything breaks loose and the mud hits the fan, and we’ve got an invasion from the south, and American patriots who are willing to stand up and fight the aliens and the Mexican soldiers and the Chinese, there is going to be a bloodbath because all of our soldiers are over in Iraq. Our national guardsmen are over in Iraq. We’ve got nothing, all we’ve have left are the American patriots, the militias, who have arms, three million in Texas alone, there’s a lot. There will be a bloodbath and I suggest that Americans get their arms to be ready to defend themselves in their own homes when they come knocking on your doors, demanding your food, demanding your money and start raping your wives.”

As for people like O’Neal: responsible candidates should publically dissociate themselves from his alleged activity, which is fundamentally anti-democratic.

Anway, here’s the best snippet IMO. Paranoid, hysterical, and malicious. But in that regard, the good chaplain is indistinguishable from the vast majority of his brothers and sisters in Christ:

“I was the acting chaplain for White Sands missile range when their chaplain had to be on leave so I advised the commanding general and went to his staff calls. And I went to the different bases for our cluster in different states and I saw the German at Holliman Air Force base and they are also in New York.

They are also elsewhere and I don’t know exactly where but I do have a diagram of where U.N. troops are based throughout America, all throughout our country. . . .

It is very conceivable that the reason why they are here, is so that when everything breaks loose and the mud hits the fan, and we’ve got an invasion from the south, and American patriots who are willing to stand up and fight the aliens and the Mexican soldiers and the Chinese, there is going to be a bloodbath because all of our soldiers are over in Iraq. Our national guardsmen are over in Iraq. We’ve got nothing, all we’ve have left are the American patriots, the militias, who have arms, three million in Texas alone, there’s a lot. There will be a bloodbath and I suggest that Americans get their arms to be ready to defend themselves in their own homes when they come knocking on your doors, demanding your food, demanding your money and start raping your wives.”

As for people like O’Neal: responsible candidates should publically dissociate themselves from his alleged activity, which is fundamentally anti-democratic.

Seems logical that Linzey endorses the only candidate who stands off to the FR and would protect him against it. What else should he do? That’s what democracy means.

For example, evangelicals are – in comparison to the FR – extremely outspoken; their bark is much stronger than their bite. Notwithstanding, a lot of people (those quoted preferably by Dr. Throckmorton) suffer from evangelical-theocracy-paranoia, and accordingly endorse candidates who hopefully will protect them from evangelicals. That’s quite right for me – if they believe they need that, they must have it.

But must I really ask Mitt Romney or Barack Obama to rebuke the endorsements of those people because they are evangelical-theocracy-nutcracks?