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Pat Robertson Predicts a Terrorist Attack

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Pat Robertson is not predicting storms like he did in 2006 but instead a Terrorist Attack to strike the nation in 2007.

 

http://www.abpnews.com/1591.article

 

He expects it to happen after September.

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...and he predicts his leg press max will hit 3,000 pounds.

Well, he's predicted that I'll go to Hades because of my religion. So....I'll just wait for all of the things he predicts to happen, but I won't hold my breath. :p

My family runs nursing homes. I will call them and reserve Pat a room.

Wouldn't you just love to be at the pearly gates when Pat arrives? Just seeing his face as God tells him how many things he got wrong in His name.

AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

That is me screaming in frustration for how the "supposed" national Christian leaders that the media love to put a microphone in front of their face to say stupid things makes the rest of us look.

They need to get a muzzle for him.

They need to get a muzzle for him.

How's this muzzle work for you? :sssh:

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And sadly....people still send him money and pay to see his appearances.

Ironically, I think he's absolutely correct. Without a doubt, America will (eventually) suffer another attack of terrorists.

 

Now, his ability to pick the date of the attack is highly suspect, but I think it would be ludicrous of us to believe that we will ever be completely immune to terrorism.

 

Bottom line - the prediction of a terrorist attack against America is (in my opinion) much like predicting that this summer, we will have warm temperatures. To pick the date that it will happen is like saying that on June 13th at 2:02 PM, the temperature in downtown Covington will be 103 degrees.

 

 

Frances

 

PS - if my prediction for date and temp in Covington turns out to be correct, I'll expect at least one dollar from everyone that reads this thread ...

Ironically, I think he's absolutely correct. Without a doubt, America will (eventually) suffer another attack of terrorists.

 

Now, his ability to pick the date of the attack is highly suspect, but I think it would be ludicrous of us to believe that we will ever be completely immune to terrorism.

 

Bottom line - the prediction of a terrorist attack against America is (in my opinion) much like predicting that this summer, we will have warm temperatures. To pick the date that it will happen is like saying that on June 13th at 2:02 PM, the temperature in downtown Covington will be 103 degrees.

 

 

Frances

 

PS - if my prediction for date and temp in Covington turns out to be correct, I'll expect at least one dollar from everyone that reads this thread ...

 

Is that 103 Heat Index figured in, or 103, no humidity? :D

Is that 103 Heat Index figured in, or 103, no humidity? :D

 

OOOHHH! Good question.

 

I consulted my secret decoder ring, the Pat Robertson Book of BIG Predictions, a Ouija board, and my Farmer's Almanac, and I'll have to go with 103 degrees, no humidity.

 

But don't hold me to that.

 

 

Frances

OOOHHH! Good question.

 

I consulted my secret decoder ring, the Pat Robertson Book of Big Predictions, a Ouija board, and my Farmer's Almanac, and I'll have to go with 103 degrees, no humidity.

 

But don't hold me to that.

 

 

Frances

 

Well, I may have to take you up on that bet. June is not our hottest month in Kentucky, yet humidity can still be high. I would have had to waive off a bet of 103, heat index. But, I don't think that we'll see a 103, no humidity date in June in Covington. You can all send me your dollars if I'm right! :D

Well, I may have to take you up on that bet. June is not our hottest month in Kentucky, yet humidity can still be high. I would have had to waive off a bet of 103, heat index. But, I don't think that we'll see a 103, no humidity date in June in Covington. You can all send me your dollars if I'm right! :D

 

I'm sure you'd want us to send our dollar to Pat in your name, right?:banana:

Well, I may have to take you up on that bet. June is not our hottest month in Kentucky, yet humidity can still be high. I would have had to waive off a bet of 103, heat index. But, I don't think that we'll see a 103, no humidity date in June in Covington. You can all send me your dollars if I'm right! :D

 

Just to make sure that I have this right, let me go over it once more:

 

If America suffers a terrorist attack (non nuclear) on a major city after September 2007, then we should all send our money to God's personal spokesman, Pat Robertson.

 

If the temperature in Covington on June 13th at 2:02 PM is 103 degrees (no humidity), I get one dollar from everyone that reads this thread.

 

If the tempertature is anything other than 103 degrees during the month of June in Covington, everyone should send you a dollar.

 

I like your odds.

 

 

Frances

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