I read it fluently, so it must be English.

And I'm pretty smart.

And my vocabulary is pretty good.

And my grammer and speling,

But that's batshit crazy stuff that makes no sense at all.

They mean it.

They will do it, if they get the chance.

We need to pay attention to their rantings. In public, they tone them down into palatable nonsense, but in private, they explain their goals quite clearly.

Cruz and his minions are a great danger, and must be countered.

I do not remember who it was but he was well known and hinted the fundamentalist coup would come out of Texas.

It sounds like Paul Pressler (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Pressler_%28Texas%29) might be the person you're thinking of.

http://gailpellettproductions.com/the-battle-for-the-bible/

The Battle for the Bible

In 1987 when this documentary was filmed as part of Bill Moyers’ “God and Politics” series for PBS, the religious right had been on the move for 10 years. In this film we trace the fundamentalist take over of the Southern Baptist denomination — the largest Protestant denomination in the United States with 37,000 churches and more than 14 million members, who raise 3.5 billion dollars annually for their programs, 7,000 missionaries, 53 colleges and 6 seminaries.

Moyers interviews the movers and shakers of this Biblical literalist movement as they maneuver to take over the leadership of all the ministries of the denomination and the boards of trustees at their institutions. People like W. A. Criswell, minister and spiritual leader of the movement; Paul Pressler, a Houston judge and lay minister who articulates the political strategy of this movement; and Robert Teneray, editor of a Baptist newspaper who claims that this fundamentalist victory over the Southern Baptist denomination is more significant than the Protestant reformation. It’s the second reformation!”


(On edit: Not surprisingly, Pressler was an early endorser of Cruz's campaign for the Senate. http://archive-org.com/page/784039/2012-11-29/http://www.tedcruz.org/endorsements/2011/05/19/judge-paul-pressler-iii/ )

Obama was forced to denounce the rather mild ranting of Rev Wright. Will Cruz be expected to do the same with his father's completely lunatic rants?

Cruz needs to be pushed into addressing this. Does he agree with his father or not?

That description has been sanitized over the years to mean silly teddy bears or whatever...but 'freaks'
are dangerous in every way.


Tikki

*preface with the name of your chosen deity or not.

Down through Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Texas.

I'm sure they are other places, but they seem especially concentrated in that region.

I have a distant cousin whose husband is a total carpet bagging preacher of this greedy and self-centered dogma.

He and his followers discuss "praying tornados away"....yes, they believe they have the powers of Christ to calm the weather.

He also told them in his writings that all manner of riches are going to be transferred to them from the unbelievers. And then he pretty much says they need to show gratitude to God by giving to this guy now. Naked greed and deception.

So anyway, I quoted the scripture in Matthew that says we should store up our treasures in heaven--not on earth. He unfriended me about literally about 5 minutes after I posted that rebuke of his repulsive manipulation.

All who encounter these freaks should just direct them to the entire 6th chapter in the book of Matthew.

I was raised in a very religious and bible-literate family, so I love using their "Word of God" against them even though I am not a believer.

and Ted Cruz's wife is VP of Goldman Sachs..

There is definiely something strange going on.

These people are not run-of-the-mill greedy capitalists.

It sounds like they literally want to suck up the whole world's wealth into their own pockets based on religious brainwashing.

subjugate women, eliminate religions they don't like, oppress minorities at will, force all working people into virtual slavery, all in the name of God.


Good Luck With That.

I don't see that being very popular with repubs. Then again, they are hypocrites, so who knows?

Their entire way of life is based on belief in irrational and contradictory teachings.

Oh wait, was there something else posted with the kittehs?

The kitties freaked me out.

ultra radical religious fanatics?

Dare I say... Don't tread on me.