Unfortunately the linked article doesn’t give the full quote. Pat just went on and on and on about the possibilities of a natural disaster in Dover, something to the effect of (I’m paraphrasing, but as closely as I can remember): “So just think, if you have a tornado or an earthquake or a flood, don’t ask for God’s help… I’m not saying He’s going to send a natural disaster, that’s His decision, but if He does you have no right to ask Him for help because you kicked Him out of your schools.”
Pat, baby, GOD IS NOT YOUR PERSONAL LUCA BRAZI!
The fact that not one time have you accurately called a natural disaster before it happened (and in fact you predicted hurricanes would hit Orlando in the one year when Florida had almost no major hurricane damage) would, one would think, give you this clue.
And how odd is it that God is most likely to send natural disasters to places that are naturally prone to them (hence the NATURAL qualifier? If a hurricane bypassed the coast and struck Dover, Pennsylvania, even I, agnostic as I am, would take notice, or if an earthquake tore down the gay nightclubs in 12 cities on the same day perhaps, but…
What can you say about this shitbag that hasn’t been said before? Meanwhile, if anybody sells disaster insurance in Dover, I think it’s safe to keep on selling.