Christian radio host declares: "Ebola could cleanse United States of atheists, gay people, and sluts."

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Christian radio broadcaster Rick Wiles took to the airwaves to voice his opinion about the Ebola virus. This "man of God" said that the Ebola virus is the "attitude adjustment that could solve America's problem with atheism, homosexuality, sexual promiscuity, pornography, and abortion."
(Of course he feels he doesn't need one since he's down with notorious G.O.D. Last I checked, God didn't like self-righteous dickwads)

Wiles also said that the Ebola epidemic could become a global pandemic and that a pandemic is another name for plague. The thing you all need to know about Wiles is that he gets a hard-on for the end times. He practically wet himself on Tuesday when the doctor who has Ebola landed in GA.
  
 Photo courtesy of quickmeme

Wiles has a sick obsession with the Ebola virus. The day before the doctor arrived in the US, Wiles theorized that
"President Obama might intentionally spread the virus through a vaccine that all of us would be required to take. Then Obama would have to declare Marshall law and we would be forced into FEMA camps." (What ever this dude is on, I seriously want some. I want to be tripping off my ass too!)
Oh, and before this thundercunt signed off of his radio show, he left listeners with these last words:
“If Ebola becomes a global plague, you better make sure the blood of Jesus is upon you, you better make sure you have been marked by the angels so that you are protected by God. If not, you may be a candidate to meet the Grim Reaper.”
Reap this, Rick Wiles:
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I don't know about you, but I think he sounds like one of the assholes from Westboro Baptist Church. They are the only other sewer rats in the country that I can think of that are sick enough to think like him.
The only attitude adjustment needed around here is his. Wiles is a hate-mongering piece of dog shit and if Heaven is full of people like him, I hope I go to hell.

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