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Archive for October 26th, 2006

Happy Halloween From Pastor Swank

Posted by s.z. on October 26th, 2006

I’m dressing up like a homo nup for Halloween this year — THAT should scare a lot of people!

It’s Halloween Horror if Dems Win

It’s going to be horrific if Dems get control of government. In fact, there are no words to describe how horrible it will be to live in America if the irreligious Dems gain the driver’s seat.

Dems are anti-God, anti-family, anti-morality, anti-Judeo-Christian heritage, anti-unborn children, anti-decency, anti-reason. They are, in short, basically demonic.

Yes, we are.  And when we win back the Senate and the House, we are going to have wild orgies in the Capitol, and we won’t invite you.  We are also going to eat your babies, marry your sons (unless we are female, in which case we will marry your daughters and/or box turtles), and force you to listen to the that HeadOn commercial nonstop for hours.  That’s just how evil we are.

But Pastor Swank does ask a good question:

Where is the sterling Republican leadership in Congress? It’s not.

Um, okay, he doesn’t answer that question coherently, but it is a good one.

Anyway, he concedes that the Republicans haven’t done that great of a job since they took power, but hey, at least they have the grace to be hypocrites, and so are better than the alternative.

However, the alternative re: moving for Dems is to stash the nation near hell’s lip. Certainly anyone in his right mind and clean heart would not want to live one day in that climate. Yet that could happen. In a few days, the US will know.

So, if the Dems do win, I guess Pastor Swank will move to somewhere father away from hell’s lip — but not Canada, since that’s Hell’s eyebrow, nor Mexico, which is Hell’s kneecap.

Seriously, I don’t know where the Pastor would be happy — anybody have any ideas?

This nation is in an extremely sorry state. Sorry sorry state. If there are any out there with prayer faith, let them act on it for there is little else to turn to.

Illegals mount higher.

Maybe it’s just because I’ve been focused on the dogs this week, but to me the Pastor’s last line conjures up some interesting imagery.

Iraq wallows in more blood fountains.

And those blood fountains weren’t built for wallowing, Iraqis!  Just take a brief dip in the blood, and then move on.

Those are two major items that blemish the Republican program. Illegals who are blatantly just plain not legal have been defended by President Bush.

Illegals who are blatantly just plain not legal are the worst kind of illegals!

Iraq is President Bush’s last ditch doctrine for “staying the course.” Both of these conclusions by President Bush are not right.

Nothing that is illegal should be tolerated by anyone in the US, particularly the President.

Um, Pastor Swank, didn’t the wiretapping, torture, and detention without trial teach you that the President can declare ANYTHING legal, and then it’s not illegal anymore?

And as far as Iraq is concerned, Islamic theology should have been studied prior to Operation Iraqi Freedom. If it had been studied, Islam would have been revealed as a killing and maiming cult, not a “religion of peace.”

And then we would have never taken than harpy Ann Coulter’s advice, and we would instead have just nuked the whole Middle East.  And so now we wouldn’t be wallowing in this blood fountain quagmire, just because we didn’t know that all Muslims are Satan’s action figures.

Nuts. Nuts for sure.

Yet for the Dems to attempt to rescue this confusion is only a deep slide into The Pit.

Yeah, we’re totally screwed, no matter who wins the election.  Happy Halloween, kids!

Scott adds:  While I may disagree with the pastor on one or two points, one does have to admire the tidiness of his prose.  How does he manage to achieve this taut, clean voice when churning out 5 or 6 columns per day?  Well, he’s good enough to walk us through his personal Elements of Style:

God help us. Republicans were cowardly to the nth degree in that last Congress. Cowardly, actually, is too kind a term. But for the sake of not wanting to get verbally messy, let’s stay with “cowardly.”