I really think these people think Bush is Christ.

[Jara sang]

http://www.prayforgeorgewbush.com/pages/236635/index.htm

"non-partisan ministry" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

For over four years, God-fearing Americans have gathered to lift up the man whom God has placed in the office of the Presidency (Romans 13:1 "Everyone must submit to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from God, and those that exist are instituted by God.").

Pray for minimal losses in the way of "collateral damage."

Why not just pray for an end to all wars? But you need wars don't you? You people feed off of war like parasites. Freepers do not know Christ or his teachings.

What a bunch of pathetic dupes, I would pity them for their ignorance if I didn't loathe them so much.

[XanaDUer]

1. Doesn't FR have a daily prayer-for-* thread?

Eom.

[Jara sang]

5. Yeah, it's a link to that page.

That's how I found it. FR, back alley of the internet.

[Ava]

2. these people must too

http://www.presidentialprayerteam.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ppt_homepage

[kiraboo]

58. Approval rating 33% and falling. More proof that prayer doesn't work! n/t

[seabeyond]

3. and of course clinton placed in office by god, they did the same

respectfully.....

[CrazyOrangeCat]

4. Yeah, let's all pray for the fascist bastard.

They strung Mussolini up on a meathook in the market square.

The Chimp gets prayer.

Unfuckingbelievable what passes for Christianity.

:mad:

[BrklynLiberal]

7. I JUST posted that I thought all the CEOs that made money off the

Iraqi war and the oil prices should meet the same fate as Mussolini!!
I would include the big Pharma guys too, and the entire BFEE.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

10. Yes.

Scumbags. The lowest of the low-down corporate-fascist rat-bastards.

Think I'll just stick to praying for their victims . . . these fuckers can fend for themselves.

[PublicWrath]

9. Personally, rummy always reminds me of Clara ........

Do you see any resemblance?

[CrazyOrangeCat]

14. been awhile since I've seen a photo of her . . .

. . . have to take your word for it.

Rummy is a horribly evil man, and well, I'm not gonna say what I want to say... (Agent Mike has me just a bit worried.)

[Clyde39]

6. Notice they say God-"fearing"? Not God-loving.

I wonder just how many of these people are there? With many sick people like these, we are doomed!

[C_U_L8R]

33. Republicans have very good reason

to fear God. God notices every Republican lie
and he's taking names.

[Frank Cannon]

51. Absolutely

It's like the old bumper sticker used to say, "Jesus is coming...and boy, is He pissed off."

[tom_paine]

8. BushJesus = Satan

Actually, revelations foretells the coming of Bush and how he will be worshipped as the Voice of God.

Just a coincidence? Maybe.

[mrcheerful]

15. Most scholars on revelations agree that revelation was written about and

during the fall of Rome. The anti christ and 666 all are linked to Cesar. Thats like saying Nostradamus had the power to see the future, yet according to him the end times would start after Ted K was elected to the WH, according to those that follow his writings. What some clever people have done was to link everything together after the fact. 9/11 happened and the bible and Nostradamus said it would, but if that was true then 9/11 should have been for seen and stopped. In another words, an event happens and the doom dayers say see it was for told, yet before it happens they can't see it. When people try to use either to say whats going to come next, it never pans out. Then you get the god works in mysterious ways speech.

[tom_paine]

35. Yes, it could just be that Bush is the inheritor of a very old and evil

story that repeats over and over.

Caesar, Napoleon, Hitler, Pol Pot, Pinochet, Bush...

Absolutely. My point wasn't so much that Revelations is the word of prophesy but that Bush seems to fill it ex post facto...as the others I have mentioned above.

[mrcheerful]

43. Power corrupts-absolute power corrupts absolutely

[Wash. state Desk Jet]

18. Bush-Haven Politics

To your point I think there is one. Bush-Haven politics where religion and republican politics (may) seem to tie, and looking at some of the opinions of those that rightly politicly religously and in some for instances narcissist views will also seem to poor threw ,It may be they will seem to think something,and it is indeed of an odd indication ,though it may also be very difficult to prove.Do you know in some places they ,may, seem to be of a view that finds fault with a thing called literary license. To control that or create laws that are not in line with freedom of speech,is also anti american by it,s cause.Though once again, difficult to prove.The seperation of church and state. It may seem that they will know no bounds.

[Mr_Spock]

39. lol - voice of God? or Satan squared?

these morons make me laugh

[gordianot]

11. I do think of Bush when I hear prayer.

Especially when I hear the phrase "deliver us from evil". This takes on added significance now that I know who the decider is, and have known since the 2000 election what he represents.

[eShirl]

12. so if that bible verse is true, then when Clinton was president

he was instituted as such by God. Right?

(ha)

[maveric]

25. And Hitler, Mussolini, Pol Pot....

All of them too? Right?

[A Simple Game]

34. Well, that's not the full verse, it is just the abridged verse.

The full verse says "Everyone must submit to the governing 'Republican' authorities".

Don't be mad at yourself, it's a common mistake.

[Homer Wells]

13. The truth be told-he is much more likely

The AntiChrist:evilfrown: :evilgrin: :nuke:
:hippie:

[Hubert Flottz]

40. Far too silly!

I thought the AC was smart...

Edit ...BTW, welcome to DU!

[Homer Wells]

44. Thanks for the Welcome

this place can be addictive
:hippie: :dem:

[Faux pas]

16. What we need is a Pray for Impeachment site. n/t

[dipsydoodle]

17. Jesus

I hope not!

[tinfoil tiaras]

19. Thats really scary.

Those damn people want America to become some sort of Christo-Fascist Theocracy where women cant wear pants, cut their hair or work outside the home and gays and feminists to be stoned in public. WTF. I think they need to go purchase their own little island out in the Pacific and form their own country.

[sweetheart]

20. oh, oh, can i hammer in the nails

I can make a lotta mistakes with a hammer,
not being very accurate with nails annd all,
sometimes pounding a sledge hammer with extreme force
down next to the nail, and other times bending them
over... but they get pounded in eventually.

:evilgrin:

[Sinti]

21. Kings were always thought of as being "appointed" by god n/t

[dipsydoodle]

22. If Bush is proud to be a Christian

then maybe you should remind him that the first deadly sin is pride !

[Daphne08]

23. Disturbing, to say the least, and I'm a Christian. A sane one. n/t

[Donkeykick]

24. Pray for George Bush?

I love how that page doesn't say too much about the actual people we should be praying for--our people in the military!:wtf:

[Kerrytravelers]

26. You gotta remember the fine people from bushfish.org

bushfish.org For love of God and Country, or so their little tagline goes.

"If so, then show your love for God, the President, and the USA!"


They brought us this sweet little ditty:



"If this country's legislature and judiciary are supposed to
reflect the values and beliefs of The People, then send them
a message that they are WAY off course!"










Some of the letters were pretty interesting:

From: Bennie B. (San Francisco, CA)
Date: May 10, 2005
I've been reading about your site quite a bit today on www.dailykos.com, and clearly
some people areupset by this. I personally do not agree with the notion that W is
"doing the Lord's work" but I also cannot deny that the same First Amendment that
everyone is holding against this site is the SAME amendment that provides you the
right to air your opinions (however misguided and uneducated they are). I guess we
need to increase education spending in the red states. Peace.


From: J Park (New York, NY)
Date: Aug 16, 2005
Brilliant concept and design. Although I think it looks much better if you rotate it 90
degrees counter-clockwise. Because, frankly... it looks just like a bomb with our
beloved President's name on it. I think we'll adopt your wonderful symbol for our next
anti-war campaign. And remember, imitation is purest flattery. Thanks again!


From: Mike W (Little Rock, Arkansas)
Date: June 7, 2005
I'm so glad I was fortunate enough to be born an Atheist. It's nice to know I have a
functioning brain. When I see stuff like this website, it always amazes me that people
like you can even manage to get through the day without help. Problem is, you think
you are right, but you don't have a clue. America is not a Christian nation.


From: Maura B (Tampa, Florida)
Date: May 21, 2005
We DO have enough Christian values and beliefs in our governmental institutions; like
“IN GOD WE TRUST” on every dollar; bibles swearing in all officials, etc. Therefore,
you are not being honest about your goals.

As a historian, I must remind you that “good Christians”

1.stole this land from native people and are responsible for their genocide;
2.enslaved Africans that built this nation with their labor at no cost to Christians;
3.and terrorize poor nations with military-violence all over the world.

Thank God, we are not all Christians in this nation.





And of course, some reich-wing nutjobs:

From: Amanda D (Florida)
Date: Dec 2, 2005
I'm joining my fellow Floridian Eric G. in showing my
love for Jesus, President Bush, and the United States
of America! And if we are lucky, Governor Jeb Bush
will pick up the torch in 2008 for 8 more years! Thank
you!!


From: Kelly (Jackson, MS)
Date: Sept 19, 2005
Please don't be discouraged by the ugly letters you have received. I'm glad someone
has the nerve and wherewithal to do something about what seems to be a dying breed.
Keep up the good work.



From: Sarah L, (New York, NY)
Date: May 3, 2005
"I cannot believe you are suggesting that George W. Bush is the savior!! This
country was founded on the belief that Church and State should be kept separate.
Why not just respect the founders' wishes and leave well-enough alone?!?!"


from the bushfish morans themselves PLEASE NOTE: The BushFish does not suggest that President Bush is Divine. It is intended to represent Christian Republicans who support the President's position on God's role in government.



From: Chris P, (Roswell, GA)
Date: May 10, 2005

Sarah, President Bush isn't the Savior. But he IS the best chance we have for
returning to a society based on morals and traditional family values. And I think that's
what the BushFish is saying. For me, it's a sign that I'm a Christian Republican and
nothing more. God Bless.


Nothing more... that's saying saying it all... IMHO...a "christian" rethuglian and nothing more... not a thinking human being... nothing

[proud2BlibKansan]

36. LOL That is great!

What a bunch of crazy talibornagains.

[tinfoil tiaras]

46. Are. You. Fucking. Kidding. Me.

That site looks like a damn joke...but I know sadly it isnt. And I'm especially sad to see that "Kelly" from my town buys into that psydo-Christian shit. Go get a volcanic island out in the Pacific and christen it The "Christian" Republic of TaliWhackjobs. The only reason most Southerners are Repubs anyway is because they don't want to vote for the same people as blacks do (Democrats). The Republican party has been a white-flight party since the 1960s when some of the white southern Democrats were mad that the national Democrats were championing civil rights for blacks. And since the "Southern Strategy", turning all the formerly-democratic southern states into Red, Republican, Jesus Utopia.

[DemoTex]

27. Bu$h's "Christian" base believes that life begins at conception,

ends at birth, then begins again after the first $1 million is in the bank. They also support the war in Iraq (which has killed 2383+ US service personnel and 100,000+ Iraqis) and the death penalty. By their voting choices we can conclude too that they oppose health insurance/industry reforms that would save untold thousands of children and oldsters each year. Their voting choices also reveal that pro-life Christian voters are indeed against the stewardship of God's green earth as espoused by Jesus Christ. Environmental negligence is also killing untold thousands. Pro-life Christians aren't really pro-life. In fact, most aren't really Christians. Just like George Bu$h.

[Kerrytravelers]

28. And they're not "pro-life." They're PRO-BIRTH!

They care nothing for life. They just want to see every clump of cells gestated for nine months and then be born. After that, who gives one flying fuck what happens until you make it into the top 2%, then suddenly, you matter again.

And the ignorant fuckwits who think they're voting for "morals" and "values" are so pathetic, I don't know where to being.

Yes I do. Mr. kt's parents. They are the original fuckwits. Poor as dirt, unemployed, no health insurance and they think * is a "great president and leader." Let's hope they never ask us for a nickle. I wouldn't even loan them a penny.

[BrklynLiberal]

29. A perfect description of the Bush non-"Christians"

and they cost lives by preventing support of health care organizations around the world that even mention abortion or birth control.

[Technowitch]

30. Funny - here I thought it was a flawed election and SCOTUS intervention

How 'bout that -- their God intervenes directly in elections. So much for democracy, eh?

[amitten]

31. "those that exsist are instituted by God." Um, like Clinton? n/t

[kestrel91316]

32. I've been saying for YEARS that they treat the guy like he's the

Second Coming of Christ.

Personally, I think he's the ANTICHRIST. But what do I know?

[tabasco]

41. Yeah, Jesus was an alcoholic coke-snorting, drunk driving

frat boy wastrel until he was 40 years old, wasn't he?

I can see why they get the two confused.

[leftofthedial]

37. if there is no authority except from gawd,

I'm sure none of these insane morons ever dared criticize Bill Clinton.

yeah, right.

[Tom Yossarian Joad]

38. I'm sure they siad the same things about Bill Clinton...

NOT!

[Hubert Flottz]

42. If Bush thought that God was protecting him and planning to see...

that Bush would survive to rule the world some day, then why was Bush afraid to go to Vietnam? Did God say to Bush one day, "GO AWOL!" or how did that all work?

[Rocknrule]

45. There is no god but God, and Bush is His Prophet!

:puke:

[WildEyedLiberal]

47. Bush is Lord!

www.bushislord.com

Praise be!

[tinfoil tiaras]

48. Again. Read what I said above.

[WildEyedLiberal]

50. Bush Is Lord is definitely a joke

However, it wouldn't surprise me if some freakshows took it seriously.

[tinfoil tiaras]

53. Oh yes.

BushIsLord...now that I look at it, looks pretty joke-like. I dont think the other one, the BushFish one with the stupid car magnent is a joke though, sadly. And yes, there are plenty of freakshows that believe this psydo-Christian shit. They write regularly to the paper. And i read their halfassed excuses for letters. And I laugh at them.

[WildEyedLiberal]

54. Oh, the Bushfish is probably real - sadly

DO we read the same local paper? LOL. Every single DAY there's some rambling, hellfire and brimstone LTTE talking about how Jesus Loves Us All Except The Godless Liberal Communists And Deviant Perverted Homosexuals And He Will Personally Cast Us Into The Lake Of Fire. I laugh to keep from crying at the abject ignorance.

Welcome to DU btw! :hi:

[tinfoil tiaras]

56. Thanks! My paper is The Clarion Ledger

and I swear, I can tell by the title if its going to be a ridiculous letter.
A sampling of titles:
"Anti-Bush polls are made up by the liberal media"
"Baby killing is never justified" Mississippi wants to be the first state in the union to completely outlaw abortion.
"Our president is doing a fine job"
and something about "The War on Christmas/Easter/any other Christian holiday"

and you know what else...theyre interchangeably written by the same people! LOL.

[Kerrytravelers]

55. Because so many people are freakin' nuts, I wasn't 100% it was a joke!

http://www.bushislord.com/hack_websites_for_the_hatred_of_george_bush.php

Now I know. :blush:

[Poiuyt]

49. New photos of Jesus show a remarkable similarity

[enigmatic]

52. They believe

Because the Ministers/CEO's of the Megachurches have drilled into their heads that he's the reincarnation of Jesus. It's a classic brainwashing job...

[PaDem]

57. Looking forward to seeing if that site comes down........

if a Dem is elected in 2008.

[B3Nut]

59. "Submit to the governing authorities"

Hmm. Tell me - what, according to the US Constitution, is the ultimate governing authority, at least ideally? "We the People". A concept apparently lost on these pseudo-Christian deluded Freepers. They don't get that the President is just an elected bozo. They sure didn't obey their misapplication of Romans 13:1 when Clinton was in office! Actually, the President these misguided buffoons worship is the one who most closely needs to obey that verse and listen to the People, who are the true legitimate authority according to the supreme law of the land.

Will someone send these freepers back to civics class? We are a democratic representative republic, not a monarchical dictatorship, as much as they would like it to be one (and as much as * tries to make it one).

Todd in Beerbratistan