Perhaps it is coincidence that the scheduled vote on healthcare will occur on an Wiccan holy day (Ostara-The Spring Solstice). Pelosi announced that she is praying to St. Joseph for its passage, yet also manages to schedule the vote on a Wiccan high holy day and on a Sunday to boot. If the health care bill was truly in the best interest of the people, then the people would support it whole heartedly. In the case of health care, many people see through the scam and are speaking out concerning this scam being foisted on the empire.
Considering that the Usurper put his faith in a Monkey God for his election and has since bowed (which is a form of reverence or worship) to the Japanese Emperor and the King of Saudi Arabia. Considering that he was a no show at the National Day of Prayer, yet has Mohammedean days of Prayer at the White House.
Given the worship and prayers of Pelosi and the Usurper, it raises questions about who they serve. I find it educational to look at what they do and not be hoodwinked by what they say. If we believed what they say, then support would be there for CONgress Critter Lloyd Doggett who verbally attacked his detractors citing how they wanted to cut Medicad benefits. Yet, on closer examination, the Congressman supports the health care bill, which massive cuts Medicaid. Hmmm…What he says and what he does (and votes for) are very different. BTW, at the democratic meeting he will be speaking at tomorrow, they will open with an affirmation. In previous years, groups began with a convocation where they asked God for guidance. The local democrats here do not ask God for guidance, instead they affirm their own wisdom (Hmmm…I wonder who or what they are worshipping?)
Perhaps my observations are off-base, yet it is awfully queer the timing of events and the object of worship cited by Obama and Pelosi. They bow and pray to anyone and anything but the God of the Bible.
Liberty for Texas and the South!
J Murrah
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