Eric Robert Rudolph has been arrested in western North Carolina!!!!!
For those of you who might have forgotten (or were buried under a rock from 1996-2003), he is suspected - I have to use that word, no matter how much I'd like to decrease the KFC number by one on my own - of being the Olympic Park Bomber, and for three bombings, one at a gay nightclub in Atlanta and at abortion clinics in Burmingham and Atlanta.
He's also a known member of Christian Identity, who are some of the scariest KFCs around, for obvious reasons.
For those of you who might have forgotten (or were buried under a rock from 1996-2003), he is suspected - I have to use that word, no matter how much I'd like to decrease the KFC number by one on my own - of being the Olympic Park Bomber, and for three bombings, one at a gay nightclub in Atlanta and at abortion clinics in Burmingham and Atlanta.
He's also a known member of Christian Identity, who are some of the scariest KFCs around, for obvious reasons.
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Date: 2003-05-31 05:22 pm (UTC)Hmmm...Think this could account for the mysterious comings and goings of
Good reason to be happy. This guy is seriously dangerous. Problem is there are thousands and thousands of other wackos out there just like him. One of them is in the freaking White House, for crying out loud.
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Date: 2003-05-31 07:00 pm (UTC)Theory - ERR was Pottersginny! That would explain a lot.
My motto is, 'one whacko at a time'.
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Date: 2003-05-31 07:29 pm (UTC)This could get innnnteresting...
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Date: 2003-05-31 06:09 pm (UTC)Re:
Date: 2003-05-31 06:58 pm (UTC)Aid and abet much? Harbor federal fugitives much? Eep.
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Date: 2003-05-31 07:58 pm (UTC)If you got stills, you got Crispies, babe!
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Date: 2003-06-01 06:24 am (UTC)We do have them in the Northern Hinterlands, though. I live very close to a small enclave of them. You have all, no doubt, heard of Randall Terry. Well, he calls "here" home. Or he did before he left his wife and took up with a sweet-young-also-KFC-thang and moved to Vermont.
They are such hypocrites. It's all fine and good for them until THEIR desires cross over into something THEY want - Things that they want to deny to others. It amazes me.
The really mind-boggling part is that they can always justify it and rationalize it in their own brains.
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Date: 2003-06-01 06:51 am (UTC)Heh, I'm not even near the norm here. I'm UU (Unitarian-Universalist) and can't even fathom the Southern Baptist way of thinking. My local UU fellowship is a tiny oasis in the sea of Baptist churches; I read somewhere that there are more churches per square mile in NC than anywhere else in the US. Not sure that's true, but I'd not be surprised.
What gets me is that any fundie can take any piece of dogma and twist it to his own mindset; it's any fundie in any religion. I truly think that fundamentalism in religion screws up the brain. I also happen to think when one 'gets religion,' creativity goes out the window.
OMG!
Date: 2003-06-01 04:32 am (UTC)Re: OMG!
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