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Houston Has a Gay Mayor Texas a Red State or Rainbow State

Tuesday, December 15, 2009
By Mike Hammer (alias the peasant)

Annise Parker is a lesbian, and she is also the newly elected mayor of Houston, Texas.

“This election has changed the world for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community. … just as it is about transforming the lives of all Houstonians for the better.”

I knew it, Texas isn’t a red state, it’s a rainbow state. Who woudda knew? Texas resides inside the Bible Belt so this election has attracted special attention. Many nationally known fundamentalist preachers thrive here and consider Houston their backyard. Now they have some explaining to do. Before you know it they’ll be gay preachers infecting our pulpits. I wanna know what you televangelists are going to do about this outrage?

Why is it that in spite of all your teaching and admonitions against the evil of homosexuality you were ignored? If you can’t hold the line in Texas then we are surly to be soon overrun by these creatures from hell. I can’t imagine what sorry soul was running against Ms. Parker that Houston preferred to vote for a homosexual.

Apparently, fundamental Christianity cannot prevent this place from becoming a Sodom and Gomorrah. I know it doesn’t snow in Texas during Christmastime, but I suspect the fire and brimstone will start falling shorty. It won’t be a white Christmas in Texas but expect temperatures to be warmer than normal and lightning bolts to be flying all over the place.

It’s hard to take a position and expect the world to conform to it. The warriors of god have their shields and armor strapped on but they lack air support. The coordinence of the enemy has been radioed to central command but the message never got through. The soldiers of the Lord have been left deserted and they have been out- flanked and left in an untenable position.

At some point the Lord has gotta respond to the prayers and pleadings of His faithful for they are beginning to look like fools. We must be on the wrong frequency because our communications are not getting through. Maybe god has shut his radio off. The situation does not bode well.

WHOM AMONG US HAS GOD;S NUMBER? CAN YOU CALL HIM UP AND ASK HIM TO CONFIRM OUR ORDERS BECAUSE THE BATTLE SEEMS TO BE GOING AGAINST US.

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