Since old Alex was in the news this week, here is his latest:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrHrG19URo4
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Since old Alex was in the news this week, here is his latest:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrHrG19URo4
I didn't have time to watch it, since it's over 2 hours long. I watched a few minutes of it. Alex should join up with Jim Bakker, formerly of PTL. He has a new show on cable, with his new wife (who will make you miss Tammy Faye), his daughter and his grandson. It's allegedly a Christian ministry, but from what I could see, it was just a new way for him to scam money off of the faithful by selling them "prepper" goods in exchange for their donations. This includes everything from powdered food too emergency generators.
Since I live a half block north of the city that pretty much everyone uses as their example of urban horror, I can understand the fear that people would have. Especially after yet another New Year's Eve punctuated with the sound of dumbasses firing their guns into the air. Yet I'm not ready to flee in fear to the exurbs or country.
I thought people gave money to those groups for the love gifts-like "Last Supper" serving plates and the like. TBN has something different and new every month! Jack van Impe offers an edition of the Bible that also contains his 3 books as commentary as a reward for donations.
When I lived in the city of Detroit, I used to get some really interesting mail. Most particularly interesting was the St. Matthew's Churches stuff, which included seed packets to pray over and "prayer rugs" which were made of paper, that would allegedly increase my prayer power and make me rich!
Now all I get are Jehovah's Witness' tracts shoved between the screen door and the wood door. They are drab and boring in comparison.
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