“As for Armageddon, I just note with interest that’s what the Bible says. That it’s on the Plains of Megiddo. Right there in Israel. And it makes you wonder where this conflict’s all going to ultimately lead. And I happen to believe it will ultimately lead to what the Bible says.” -John Doolittle, Deputy Majority Whip, Secretary of the House Republican Conference
Check at 4:58 of this video for a cite:
Hopefully you don’t have to be an atheist to find totaly creepy that blank doe-eyed stare as he talks about how he supports the war in Iraq and also how he thinks that we are heading towards the end of the world, just as the Bible says!
Doolittle also thinks that the Foley mess just goes to show what the problem is with having gay people around minor children (2:09).
The full debate clips are all there, but none of the context makes them any better.
The Plains of Megiddo are boring anyway. I plan to be working babyface at the Rainbrow Bridge when Loki brings the Giants into Asgard. I’ll be there singing and crying “Valhalla, I am coming”. Might even have a pair of fuzzy kittens fighting beside me. Ragnorak-n-roll, Baby!
I know- a crazy priest burst into his office, saying:
"When the Jews return to Zion
And a comet rips the sky
And the Holy Roman Empire rises,
Then You and I must die.
From the eternal sea he rises,
Creating armies on either shore,
Turning man against his brother
'Til man exists no more. "
The guy really goes by Charlie Brown? I don’t know if that’s brilliant or stupid… I guess it depends on how the guy deals with it. If he’s comfortable joking about it and is confident, then what the hey!!
The chairman of AT&T during the divestiture was named Charlie Brown. When he retired, he was replaced by Jimmy Olsen. When Olsen died, he was replaced by Bob Allen - not a cartoon character, but a dead ringer for Mr. Rodgers.
I’m not sure what else he could go by other than Charlie Brown, given that it is his name. Chuck Brown maybe, but lots of people in the cartoon called Charlie Brown Chuck.