Dead and Buried, But Stench Remains

What a joy it is to not see, hear, or read about Jerry Falwell and James Kennedy this election year. We all owe Satan a vote of thanks for recalling these two pit vipers. I live just a few miles from James Kennedy's old haunt; on two occasions our paths crossed and the phoniness of the guy just made you want to gag. I don't know if Kennedy was cremated, but I doubt it because there's still a slight stench of evil in and around the Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church. If you've

never smelled undiluted evil before, at first you'll think it's a sewer backed up, but soon your entire body will ache and you'll rush away not wanting to breathe anymore air in that area than is absolutely necessary.

James Kennedy: "Attending Kennedy events was like stepping into some bizarre alternative universe where communists invented the separation of church and state, public school teachers work overtime to corrupt children and “secular humanists” have seized control of all media, education systems, the entertainment industry and pretty much every other institution that affects life in America. There was a certain paranoia about the whole thing – but it was always tinged with the rather uncomfortable idea that the enemies of God would get what they deserved when true Christians rose up once again." -By Rob Boston

Jerry Falwell: On hearing Jerry Falwell say, "I hope I live to see the day when, as in the early days of our country, we won't have any public schools. The churches will have taken them over again and Christians will be running them. What a happy day that will be!"

I said, "The good news is that you'll not live to see that happen, and if you drop dead this second, it'll be fine with me you damn hypocrite."

This was a mistake. I had hoped to possibly get a physical response so I could rip his head off and poop down his neck, but I had underestimated him as many before me had. Whatever Falwell was, he wasn't stupid and he didn't frighten easily. To say that the predator quickly became the prey would be an understatement.

Biography: Bob Miller was born in Florence, Alabama. Miller served as a pilot in Vietnam in 1968-69 and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal. Challenged Richard Shelby for a seat in the U.S. Senate in 1992. Produced the television show, The Late Show (BLAB 2001). Worked as the golf pro on Holland America's ms Westerdam. Bob Miller is America's most controversial writer and has authored seven books.