Birds are dying because of Dont Ask Dont Tell repeal, says prophet

Jacobs: Birds Are Dying Because of DADT Repeal
According to biblical principles, marriage is between a man and a woman , so we have to say “what happens when a nation makes a decision that’s against God’s principles?” Well, often what happens is that nature itself will begin to talk to us – for instance, violent storms, Flooding. And you know there are actually some patterns that you can see where a nation will make a decision that is contrary to the principles of God and after that there is some kind of answer ...

For The Birds
The truth revealed: Cindy Jacobs of Generals International explains how the Repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell is what killed all those birds and fish in Arkansas last week. According to biblical principles, marriage is between a man and a woman, so we have to say “what happens when a nation makes a decision that’s against God’s principles?” Well, often what happens is that nature itself will begin to talk to us - for instance, violent storms, Flooding. And you know th...

For The Birds
The truth revealed: Cindy Jacobs of Generals International explains how the Repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell is what killed all those birds and fish in Arkansas last week. According to biblical principles, marriage is between a man and a woman, so we have to say “what happens when a nation makes a decision that’s against God’s principles?” Well, often what happens is that nature itself will begin to talk to us - for instance, violent storms, Flooding. And you know the...

Birds 'died from binge drinking'
Birds that were thought to have died from Avian Flu in Romania instead apparently drank themselves to death. Residents of Constanta in eastern Romania found dozens of dead starlings on the outskirts of the city on Saturday. They alerted authorities, fearing the birds had died from avian flu. But local veterinary officials decided the starlings had died after eating grape 'marc' - the leftovers from the wine-making process. The head of the local sanitary and veterinary authority, Dvsv...

What the health reform repeal effort says about the 112th Congress
Members of the House of Representatives will vote next week on a bill to Repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010, the health reform law that aims to cover the Uninsured through state Health Insurance exchanges, an individual coverage mandate, and an expansion of the Medicaid program, among other provisions. While the measure will probably pass the House, it is unlikely to be approved by the Democrat-controlled Senate, and even if it were to pass both chambers, the President has threatened t...

Cindy Jacobs: God Is Killing All Those Birds Because Of The Repeal Of DADT
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Floods enter Brisbane, 20,000 homes in danger
BRISBANE, Australia -- Deadly floodwaters that have cut a swath across northeastern Australia flowed onto the streets of the nation's third-largest city Wednesday, forcing people to flee suburbs and Skyscrapers as rescuers elsewhere searched for 67 people still missing. Almost 20,000 homes in Brisbane were expected to be swamped in the city of about 2 million by the time the Brisbane River reaches its expected peak Thursday, Mayor Campbell Newman said. The figures were constantly being revised ...

Floods enter Brisbane, 20,000 homes in danger
BRISBANE, Australia - Deadly floodwaters that have cut a swath across northeast Australia flowed onto the streets of the nation's third-largest city Wednesday, forcing people to flee both suburbs and Skyscrapers. City Mayor Campbell Newman said almost 20,000 homes in low-lying areas of the city of about 2 million were expected to be swamped by the time the river system it is built on reaches its expected peak Thursday. The figures were constantly being revised as the threat became clearer ...

Australia Floods Hit Brisbane; 67 People Missing
Like this Story? Share it: CBS News Raw: Australian police have launched a major search and rescue operation after devastating Flash Floods killed 10 people and left 78 missing. Floods across the country have killed 20 to date. Debris and an overturned car are seen in central Toowoomba following a flash flood, Jan. 10, 2011 in Toowoomba, Australia. (Getty Images) Learn about the people, economy and history. (AP) BRISBANE - Deadly floodwaters that have cut a swath across northeastern Australia f...

Logical Next Step
Sandeen was the only Transgender person among the six Veterans arrested in April while protesting the Military’s ban on Openly Gay Troops. But when she watched President Barack Obama last month sign the hard-fought bill allowing for the ban’s Repeal, melancholy tinged her satisfaction. “This is another bridesmaid moment for the Transgender community,” the 51-year-old San Diego resident said. And so the river of progress flows ever on to the sea. What: You thought  th...

The slippery slope of the idiocy of repealing DADT: Tranny's want in.
Well, it's started. It will, no doubt, end up with certain people wanting into the Military who demand the right to be out in their involvement with gerbils. Lew Waters has the run down. Check it out, check it outters: No Slippery Slope With Repeal of DA/DT You Said? In all of the arguments ongoing for years, since the implementation of what has become known as Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, the policy of allow Gays to serve in the Military, as long as they kept their Sexuality to themselves...

Weirdo God Kills Birds To Show Disapproval of DADT Repeal
We haven’t spent a lot of time on this “birds dropping out of the sky” (landing?)/general death of animals thing, but that’s good, because this Televangelist woman came up with the obvious reason for it: the Repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Why does God have to be so weird and obscure about how he sends messages? Even a Teabaagger knows how to make a Protest Sign. Well, there’s something interesting we have been watching - let’s talk about t...

DADT Repeal Killed All Those Birds, Obviously
So, remember those dead birds from Arkansas last week? So far, all the sciencey eggheads are willing to say is that they seem to have suffered some kind of "impact trauma" after being startled by some loud noises and flying into houses and trees. I don't know about you, but that explanation sure as hell doesn't satisfy me. (Last I heard, there are no houses or trees up in the sky.) There has to be a more logical explanation. But, don't worry. Cindy Jacobs — ...

Great Expectations - By Charles Kenny
This week has seen a predictable outpouring of disappointment about the state of Haiti one year after the country's devastating Earthquake. It was predictable in part because some deserving causes for scorn -- the pace of rubble removal, the slow dispersal of reconstruction funds, the Cholera outbreak -- have emerged over the last year. But it was predictable mainly because not a Natural Disaster goes by without year-after retrospectives bemoaning slow progress. Hurricane Katrina, the Asian ts...

Oil companies unfazed by deep-water report
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 (UPI) -- Energy companies working in the United States moved ahead of a federal report on the BP Oil Spill, saying Tuesday the report was myopic. A federal panel investigating the Deepwater Horizon accident in the Gulf of Mexico last year released its findings on the accident Tuesday in Washington. But Kenneth Cohen, vice president of Exxon Mobil Corp., said before the final report was released that the commission cast too wide of a net, the Houston Chronicle reports. "The BP...

Quake amputees embody resilience in broken Haiti
By Tom Brown Port-au-Prince | Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:36pm EST Port-au-Prince (Reuters) - Sprinting on their crutches at breakneck speed, the young amputee Soccer players who lost limbs in Haiti's Earthquake last year project a symbol of hope and resilience in a land where so much is broken. Playing a weekend warm-up match days before the anniversary of the devastating January 12 quake, the players, all lower extremity amputees, control the ball artfully with their good legs, avoiding "illegal" c...

An Open Letter to Nahila Campos
Your Press Release enlightens persons who are so blinkered that they believe the myth that huge Earthquakes, such as the one that struck Haiti last year, are unmitigated catastrophes.  Sure, many people are killed by the massive destruction.  But the shining bright side is all the “jobs and opportunity” that are bestowed on the survivors. Let’s pray that when the current clean-up effort is completed Haiti will be blessed with yet another earthquake - or, perhaps...

Ark Hotel: Remistudio biosphere is a 'self-contained haven' in event of flood disaster
Mail Online: It looks like a cross between Noah's Ark and something out of a 1970s science-fiction film. The futuristic Ark Hotel has been designed to withstand floods caused by rising sea levels. The floating behemoth is a 'biosphere' conceived as a safe, self-contained haven in case of disaster. Boasting a green, self-sustaining environment for guests, the shell-shaped hotel would withstand tidal waves and other Natural Disasters. Read the whole story: Mail Online Get HuffPost ...

National Security Threatened By Global Warming Diseases
Less than a year after a U.S. government report claimed Global Warming causes Mental Illness and Cancer, intelligence and health officials assert that it will also create a National Security threat by spreading disease among people and animals. This extremely “worrisome” consequence of Climate Change has been ignored for more than a decade by governments worldwide, which means there are “significant gaps”...

Former President Bill Clinton To Commemorate Earthquake Anniversary In Haiti
Former President Bill Clinton will again travel to Haiti tomorrow to mark the one-year anniversary of the devastating Earthquake that left the nation in ruins. Clinton, who has made the rebuilding of Haiti a personal cause, "will visit projects supported by the Clinton Foundation, the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, members of the Clinton Global Initiative, and facilitated through the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission." He will also hold a Press Conference with Prime Minister Bellerive and ...

US Senator pushes to extend Haiti asylum (AFP)
WASHINGTON (AFP) – A US Senator urged President Barack Obama Tuesday to extend a temporary asylum granted to Haitians living illegally in the United States when a devastating Earthquake struck their homeland. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York urged Obama in a statement to add one year to the Haitians' "temporary protected status" when it expires in July. The special shield, designed as relief for immigrants from countries reeling from Natural Disaster or political stri...

NYCs Haiti Response Praised Ahead Of Quake Anniversary
People displaced by the January 12, 2010 Earthquake live in temporary shelters put up by Samaritan’s Purse on January 8, 2011 in Cabaret, Haiti. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images) NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the devastating Earthquake in Haiti, Mayor Michael Bloomberg praised New York City’s assistance to the country’s recovery efforts. Addressing a congregation and members of the Haitian community at the Evangelical Crusade of Fishers of Men in B...

Jill Biden to mark one year of Haiti earthquake with a mass in DC
Jill Biden will attend a mass for Victims of the Earthquake in Haiti Wednesday at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. The Mass will be celebrated by the Rev. Donald Cardinal Wuerl , the Archbishop of Washington, and is being organized by DC's Haitian-American community and the Embassy of Haiti. President Barack Obama -- who will be in Tucson Wednesday for a memorial for the Victims of Saturday's shooting -- pledged in a statement that the U.S. would be an ...

Obama calls on world to honor Haiti pledges
The US leader, who presided over a major US humanitarian mission for the ill-starred state a year ago, also said Haitians must be in the lead as they fight back, and said a relief effort would take years, if not decades. "On this day when our thoughts and prayers are with the Haitian people, my message is the same as it was last year. Haiti can and must lead the way, with a strong vision for its future," Obama said. "The international community must now fulfill the pledges it has made to ensur...

Obama calls on world to honor Haiti pledges (AFP)
WASHINGTON (AFP) – US President Barack Obama urged the world on Tuesday to honor its pledges to help Haiti emerge from the nightmare of a devastating Earthquake one year ago that killed a quarter of a million people. The US leader, who presided over a major US humanitarian mission for the ill-starred state a year ago, also said Haitians must be in the lead as they fight back, and said a relief effort would take years, if not decades. "On this day when our thoughts and prayers are wi...