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Oklahoma tornado caused by government 'weather weapon'???

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WTF??? Who is this goon?

Alex Jones Claims Tornado Weather Weapon Could Have Been Used In Oklahoma

On Tuesday, Alex Jones suggested on his show the possibility that the Government possibly used weather weapons to create the tornado that ripped through Oklahoma. Claiming that ski resorts use weather planes to create clouds that create snow, Jones posits that the weaponized version of a weather manipulation system could be the one responsible for the Oklahoma weather disaster. “Of course there’s weather weapons stuff going on.” Said Jones.

“But, who knows if they did?” Added Jones. “You know, that’s the thing. We don’t know.”

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Actually it was FEMA that caused the tornado. Wait. They cause the train wrecks after the bad weather.

Alex Jones has some "interesting" views, some more interesting than others. ^_^

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RA1

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Sorry -- how silly of us! Of course this was the real cause...

Westboro Baptist Church Member Blames Oklahoma Tornado On Jason Collins' Coming Out

Posted: 05/21/2013 11:13 am EDT | Updated: 05/22/2013 5:29 pm EDT

A prominent member of the Westboro Baptist Church is drawing a link between the Oklahoma tornado's devastation and a local team's support for openly gay NBA star Jason Collins.

Fred Phelps Jr., the son of Westboro Baptist Church minister Fred Phelps, tweeted the following:

Fred Phelps, Jr. @WBCFredJr

OK Thunder's Durant flips God by praising fag Collins. God smashes OK. You do the math. #GodH8sFags #FagsDoomNations #FearGod #GodH8sU

Later, Phelps added:

Fred Phelps, Jr. @WBCFredJr

It isn't the first time that an anti-gay pundit has attempted to blame a natural disaster to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. In 2012, chaplain John McTernan linked Hurricane Sandy (and a number of other recent weather-related trends and natural disasters) on LGBT people and President Barack Obama's backing of marriage equality.

"God is systematically destroying America," McTernan wrote at the time. "Just look at what has happened this year."

McTernan similarly linked Hurricane Isaac with the LGBT community, pointing to the fact that the life-threatening storm coincided with Southern Decadence, New Orleans' "Gay Mardi Gras."

"New Orleans is still hosting Southern Decadence with open homosexuality manifesting in the streets of the city," he wrote in a blog. "It could be that God is putting an end to this city and its wickedness."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/21/westboro-oklahoma-tornado-_n_3312712.html?utm_hp_ref=mostpopular

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I have been floundering around looking for someone to blame for climate change. I can't find it in my heart to blame God. Gore is simply exploiting the situation. So, I am happy to blame the Westboro Church.

They are so full of stinky smelly stuff I am ashamed they live in this country.

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RA1

I blame it on Okliehomo. He probably had one of his infamous escort orgies and things got a little out of control on the sit and spin.

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Now I have to believe it was a "new" Boy Scout trying to earn his rainbow merit badge. ^_^

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RA1

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