[Pastor Isaac Peters]

It's been belatedly revealed that America-hating commie-enabler William Lederer has boarded the Hell Train:

William J. Lederer, a writer and career naval officer who, with Eugene Burdick, wrote “The Ugly American,” a novel that was among the first books to deal with American involvement in Southeast Asia and that barely veiled a blistering critique of the nation’s foreign policy there, died on Dec. 5 in Baltimore. He was 97.

The cause was respiratory failure, said his son Jon; the family delayed reporting the news of his father’s death while arrangements were made for a military funeral, among other reasons, he said. Mr. Lederer is to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery on Feb. 16, his son said.

How do you say, "Tickets, please" in Asian?

[H. Montague Worthington]

Originally Posted by Pastor Ezekiel

Will everybody stand up and shout Glory to the Lord? He killed another crippled nigra today, and THIS one wasn't a Hatian!



Take a look at the perverted antics this boy got up to! Thank God he's in hell and away from the White women.

Disgusting.

And another victim of God's favorite smiting method, Cancer of the Poop Chute!!

GLORY!!

[Daisy Mae Johnson]

Originally Posted by H. Montague Worthington

Disgusting.

And another victim of God's favorite smiting method, Cancer of the Poop Chute!!

GLORY!!

I think Satan picks his favorite "Sex Slave" types and has cancer eat away at their butts to make a hole giant enough for his giagantic tallywhacker so he won't split them in two when he anally rapes them for all eternity.

[Virginia Day Templeton]

The real author of Anne Frank's "diary" has finally kicked it. Can we put all this Holocrap to rest now?

Miep Gies, Anne Frank protector, dies at 100



(CNN) -- Miep Gies, who ensured the diary of Anne Frank did not fall into the hands of Nazis after the teen's arrest, has died. She was 100.

Gies was among a team of Dutch citizens who hid the Frank family of four and four others in a secret annex in Amsterdam, Netherlands, during World War II, according to her official Web site, which announced her death Monday. She worked as a secretary for Anne Frank's father, Otto, in the front side of the same Prinsengracht building.

The family stayed in the secret room from July 1942 until August 4, 1944, when they were arrested by Gestapo and Dutch police after being betrayed by an informant. Two of Gies' team were arrested that day, but she and her friend, Bep Voskuijl, were left behind -- and found 14-year-old Anne's papers.

Yeah, she "found" them alright. Just like JK Rowlands "found" those Harry Potter grimoires, Shakespeare "found" Oedipus Rex, and Noah "found" his Ark. Give me a break! How do we know Anne Frank even existed?

[Oakland "Reb" Griner]

PRAISE GOD !!

Lady Gaga has an irregular heartbeat !!

[John Scopes]

Originally Posted by Oakland "Reb" Griner

PRAISE GOD !!

Lady Gaga has an irregular heartbeat !!

With medication or an electronic pacemaker that can probably be resolved. I am looking forward to whatever eventually springs forth from its her womb. That should be a genetically fascinating something child.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Break out the Manischewitz Brothers and sisters, for God has killed another infamous joo!

'Love Story' author Erich Segal dies at 72

Erich Segal, a onetime classics professor who collaborated with the Beatles on a movie and whose sentimental 1970 screenplay and novel, "Love Story," became a pop-culture phenomenon, died Jan. 17 of a heart attack at his home in London. He was 72 and had battled Parkinson's disease for 25 years.

Mr. Segal, who taught Greek and Roman literature at Yale University, might have been an unlikely author of a heart-tugging tale of doomed romance, but his story captured the spirit of the time, and its signature line became a catch phrase: "Love means never having to say you're sorry."

Mr. Segal dabbled in screenplays for years, and he said his writing credit on the Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" in 1968 elicited open-eyed admiration from students and professors alike.

He had originally written "Love Story" as a screenplay about the star-crossed love between a working-class Italian girl from Radcliffe and a Harvard boy from an old family. The 1970 film, which starred Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal and became a huge hit, was in production before Mr. Segal reworked it as a novel. When "Love Story" was released in paperback, it had the largest print order in the publishing history at the time, with 4,325,000 copies.

Although Mr. Segal's work resonated with the public, critics almost uniformly lambasted it. The judges for the National Book Award threatened to resign unless "Love Story" was withdrawn from nomination.

"It is a banal book which simply doesn't qualify as literature," said novelist William Styron, the head judge of the fiction panel. "Simply by being on the list it would have demeaned the other books."

Mr. Segal was thrust from the life of a scholar to that of a jet-setting star. He appeared on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson four times in four weeks, was a judge at the Cannes Film Festival and was nominated for an Academy Award for best screenplay. He made weekend jaunts to Paris and London, returning to Yale for his classes on classical civilization, which filled a 600-seat auditorium and were among the most popular at the university.

"I'm kind of a folk hero there -- the closest thing they have to a Beatle," he told The Washington Post in 1970.

Mr. Segal also parlayed his love of running and knowledge of ancient Greece into a job as an ABC TV commentator for the Olympic Games.

Yale decided that Mr. Segal's extracurricular assignments were taking too much time away from his academic work and denied him tenure in 1972, a blow that took years to overcome. He continued to lead his intellectual double life as a popular novelist and serious scholar, publishing best-selling novels and works on ancient literature, but he remained puzzled at the mockery and anger of the literary elite.

While jogging in New York's Central Park, Mr. Segal once recalled, he saw novelist Philip Roth and said, "I admire your work."

"And I admire your running," Roth replied.

Mr. Segal said that he got swept up in the glamour and adulation of his "Love Story" fame.

[James Hutchins]

Glad to hear that heathen paintmixer kicked the bucket.

It is a shame Landover does not get a few bucks each time one of these God Mockers takes the fire covered slip and slide down to Hell.

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

This traitor to his nation's culture decided to get Americans hooked on exotic foreign food. It was bad enough that people liked it in Commiefornicatia, where they love everything bad and hate everything good, but then he had to take it nationwide.

Glen W. Bell Jr., Founder of Taco Bell, Dies at 86

Glen W. Bell Jr., whose idea in 1951 to sell crispy-shell tacos from the window of his hamburger stand became the foundation of Taco Bell, the restaurant chain that turned Mexican fare into fast food for millions of Americans, died at his home in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. He was 86.

* * *

The trade publication Nation’s Restaurant News has credited Mr. Bell with introducing millions of Americans to Mexican-style food. “I always smile,” Mr. Bell told the magazine in 2008, “when I hear people say that they never had a taco until Taco Bell came to town.”

And that's the way it should have stayed.

Let's hear a little high-strung dog say, "Yo quiero la condenación eterna."

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Originally Posted by BibleThumpinBlonde

I think Satan picks his favorite "Sex Slave" types and has cancer eat away at their butts to make a hole giant enough for his giagantic tallywhacker so he won't split them in two when he anally rapes them for all eternity.

Very, very true! The pornographic actress Juliet Anderson aka "Aunt Peg", just passed away from Crohn's Disease! It's no coincidence that highly sexual people (Farrah Fawcett, Teddy Pendergrass, now this one) die from rectal ailments.

No True Christian™ would ever die from such a disgusting disease! A good ol' heart attack or clogged arteries is the way to go.

[SUV]

"I'm kind of a folk hero there -- the closest thing they have to a Beatle," he (Segal) told The Washington Post in 1970."

It sounds like he thought he was "Bigger than Jesus" too

[H. Montague Worthington]

Jean Simmons has finally died!! The article says that the lead singer of KISS is 80 and a female actress, not a 60 year old rock and roll singer. And they got his picture wrong.

Typical inaccuracy that you'd expect from the liberal media.

[Mistress Cookie]

Originally Posted by H. Montague Worthington

Jean Simmons has finally died!! The article says that the lead singer of KISS is 80 and a female actress, not a 60 year old rock and roll singer. And they got his picture wrong.

It's quite possible the singer 1.) Was hiding his age all this time, and 2.) A "transvestite"/"cross-dresser"...

Maybe they DID get it right? The picture does sort of look like him...I'm confused.
.

[Mistress Cookie]

Only a soap star...but remember, these are the people trillions of American housewives let into their home EVERY DAY.

James Mitchell (who played "Palmer Cortland" on All My Children) is DEAD.

Let's see...former Broadway dancer, survived by his [business?] partner...why are they covering up the ass-cancer part?
(Pneumonia, my foot!)
.

[H. Montague Worthington]

Finally!!! That disgusting human filth Pernell Roberts has joined Satan in hell!!! Today there is one fewer name on my enemies list!!

'Bonanza,' 'Trapper John, M.D.' star Pernell Roberts dies

By Martin Weil
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, January 27, 2010; B05

Pernell Roberts, 81, a strapping actor who was an original cast member of the long-running TV western "Bonanza" and the star of the medical drama "Trapper John, M.D.," died of cancer Jan. 24 at his home in Malibu, Calif.

Mr. Roberts was a Broadway and film veteran before joining the cast of "Bonanza" in 1959. Until abruptly quitting the NBC series in 1965, he played the thoughtful, sensitive Adam Cartwright, one of three sons of a clan whose deeds on and around the Ponderosa ranch delighted audiences and made the series one of the most watched TV shows of the era.

Mr. Roberts rode the range with his two on-screen brothers -- Michael Landon as the brash Little Joe and Dan Blocker as the burly, gentle Hoss -- before hanging up his spurs at the end of the sixth season.

Mr. Roberts had lost his enthusiasm for the role just when the show, which aired until 1973, was at its peak. Fans enjoyed the family dynamics, the obvious bonding and the way the grown sons respected the authority of their father, Ben Cartwright, played by Lorne Greene.

For Mr. Roberts, it seemed too remote from reality. "Isn't it just a bit silly for three adult males to get father's permission for everything they do?" Mr. Roberts told The Washington Post in 1963. "I haven't grown at all since the series began four years ago. I have an impotent role. Everywhere I turn, there's the father image."

Finally, turning his back on Hollywood wisdom and well-meant advice, Mr. Roberts left the family's mythical domain, and his role was written out of the show. A Los Angeles Times critic said the move led most of Mr. Roberts's acting contemporaries to view him as "some kind of nut."

But Mr. Roberts was a thoughtful man. His first wife, Vera Mowry, was a college professor. He performed in "Othello" and "Antigone" in college, marched for civil rights in Selma, Ala., and was perhaps more in tune than many of his fellows with the spirit of the 1960s. "I left for my own good," he said.

Pernell Elvin Roberts Jr. was born in Waycross, Ga., on May 18, 1928, and attended Georgia Tech and the University of Maryland, where academics took a distant second to his burgeoning interest in theater.

Mr. Roberts played tuba in the Marine Corps band at Quantico before focusing on a theater career. After appearing in 18 productions during two years at the newly formed Arena Stage in Washington, he headed to New York, where his credits included Mephistopheles in "Dr. Faustus" and a 1956 Drama Desk Award for his off-Broadway work in the title role of Shakespeare's "Macbeth."

He had roles on Broadway, too, before leaving in 1957 for Hollywood, where he appeared in films including "Desire Under the Elms," a 1958 adaptation of the Eugene O'Neill drama starring Sophia Loren, Anthony Perkins and Burl Ives.

Mr. Roberts's marriages to Mowry, Judith Roberts and Kara Knack ended in divorce. A son from his first marriage, Chris, died in 1989. Survivors include his fourth wife, Eleanor Criswell.

After abandoning the Stetson in "Bonanza," Mr. Roberts made dozens of film and TV appearances. His most prominent role was Dr. John McIntyre, the chief of surgery at a San Francisco hospital who confronted questions of life and death with a calm gravity on "Trapper John, M.D." The show, which was based on the character from the popular film and TV comedy "M*A*S*H," aired on CBS from 1979 to 1986 and brought Mr. Roberts an Emmy nomination for outstanding lead actor in a dramatic series.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...603724_pf.html

PRAISE!!!

[Cranky Old Man]

Originally Posted by H. Montague Worthington

Today there is one fewer name on my enemies list!!

That is good news? How many are left on the list?

[SUV]

What a leering, hook-nosded joo. Disgusting. And that Hoss CartwRight was another one

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Jesus just squashed an infamous midget witch!

Zelda Rubinstein Dead: Poltergeist Actress Dies At 76

LOS ANGELES — Zelda Rubinstein, the 4-foot-3-inch character actor best known as Tangina, the psychic who tries to calm a family inhabiting a haunted house in the 1982 horror film "Poltergeist," has died. She was 76.

Her agent, Eric Stevens, tells the Los Angeles Times that Rubinstein died Wednesday at a Los Angeles hospital. Stevens says she recently suffered a heart attack.

Rubinstein made her film debut in the 1981 comedy "Under the Rainbow" and went on to roles in "Sixteen Candles," "Southland Tales" and the TV show "Picket Fences." She returned for both "Poltergeist" sequels.

The Pittsburgh native also appeared as the mother figure in a high-profile mid-1980s AIDS public awareness campaign and was an outspoken activist for the rights of little people.

[Daisy Mae Johnson]

GLORY! They are dropping like flies. Do you think Elizabeth-the-blue-eyed-whore will be next?

Or how about Dennis Hopper .... or Jack LaLain?

[H. Montague Worthington]

Commie atheist rabble-rouser Howard Zinn just got his coach ticket on the Hell Train!! I hope he enjoys mixing with the unwashed masses in Satan's waist-deep pool of hellfire!!

GLORY!!

'People's History' author Howard Zinn dead at 87
From Cristy Lenz, CNN

(CNN) -- Noted author and social activist Howard Zinn died of a heart attack Wednesday while traveling, his daughter, Myla Kabat-Zinn, said.

Zinn, author of "A People's History of the United States," was 87. Kabat-Zinn said her father, who lived in Auburndale, Massachusetts," died while traveling in Santa Monica, California.

"A People's History of the United States," first published in 1980, tells a history not often in seen in other books -- from the perspective of those not in a seat of power.

The book was the inspiration for a 2009 documentary, narrated by Zinn, called "The People Speak." The film highlighted people who spoke up for social change, according to the Web site of the History Channel, which aired the program.

Zinn was a shipyard worker and Air Force bombardier before he went to college under the GI Bill and received a Ph.D. from Columbia University, according to his Web site. He taught at numerous universities, including Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, and Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts.

Kabat-Zinn said of her father that he lived a "very full and exciting life" and that there were many social issues that were very important to him. Above all, she said, her father believed that there is no "just war."

Zinn's death on the day of President Obama's first State of the Union address was underscored by his contribution to a recently released special from The Nation magazine called "Obama at One."

"I've been searching hard for a highlight," he wrote. "The only thing that comes close is some of Obama's rhetoric; I don't see any kind of a highlight in his actions and policies."

Zinn said he was not "terribly disappointed because I didn't expect that much," noting that he has been "a traditional Democratic president" on foreign policy -- "hardly any different from a Republican" -- and has been cautious in domestic policy.

"On health care, for example, he starts out with a compromise, and when you start out with a compromise, you end with a compromise of a compromise, which is where we are now," Zinn said.

Zinn also cautioned "that Obama is going to be a mediocre president -- which means, in our time, a dangerous president -- unless there is some national movement to push him in a better direction."

http://cnn.site.printthis.clickabili...rtnerID=211911

I certainly hope Doris Day is next.