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On this mornings 700 Club, CBN News and Pat Robertson claimed that America doesn't need any help and President Biden's 1.9 trillion COVID relief bill will bankrupt America, all in an effort to turn our country into a socialist nation.
"Why do we need such a costly relief plan? And could this plan bankrupt the entire country?" he asked.
After playing a produced segment on the state of affairs according to CBN using former Trump hacks, Robertson came back to fear monger his devoted viewers.
"Unbelievable," Robertson groused. "How could they even think of something as insane as that? Is it somehow In order to bankrupt America so that they can come out and have a new era where the United States is taken over by socialists?"
"I don't understand what the game plan is, but spending us into bankruptcy isn't the way to make anybody happy," Robertson said as he turned to another topic.
Video at site if you want to see:
https://crooksandliars.com/2021/02/pat-robertson-bidens-19t-relief-bill-will
wcmagumba
(2,886 posts)than his predominately white, poor and uneducated watchers can possibly afford...talk about bankrupting America...just send me da money...jerk...
Squinch
(50,949 posts)There are only 330 million PEOPLE in the US. And the average household probably has 3 people. So that would mean everyone is watching him.
I think this is typical pseudo christian lying.
pwb
(11,263 posts)Way high.
Solomon
(12,310 posts)Oh yeah, I forgot. God wants you to be rich now.
UpInArms
(51,283 posts)Feb. 4, 2010 -- Prosecutors at the human rights trial of former Liberian warlord Charles Taylor alleged Thursday that Christian televangelist Pat Robertson had lobbied the White House on Taylor's behalf in return for a gold mining contract.
The controversial pastor and former Republican presidential contender met with then-President George W. Bush on Taylor's behalf, prosecutors charged during cross-examination of Taylor in a Dutch courtroom, allegedly in return for a contract to mine gold in southeast Liberia -- a contract they say that Taylor had no legal right to grant.
Lead Prosecutor Brenda Hollis questioned Taylor about how he may have skirted the Liberian legislature in order to get Robertson his gold mining contracts.
"Mr. Taylor, even the legislature in place in 1999 actually refused to ratify this agreement you had with Pat Robertson. Isn't that correct?" asked Hollis.
Taylor answered: "There was contention about different issues, yes."
And so you just went around the legislature. Isn't that right, Mr. Taylor?
"I don't know if we went around them. I would disagree with you," replied Taylor.
Robertson made widely publicized public statements in support of Charles Taylor in 2003. However, Chris Roslan, a spokesman for Robertson, denied to ABC News that Robertson ever discussed Taylor with Bush.
But on the stand, Taylor answered, "That is correct," when asked if he had previously indicated that Robertson had met with Bush, and when asked if Robertson had volunteered to speak with high administration officials on his behalf.
Taylor is being tried in the Netherlands by the Special Court for Sierra Leone, an independent judicial body under the auspices of the United Nations that receives a third of its funding from the U.S.
The gold deal went through in June 1999, with Robertson allegedly pumping $15 million dollars into the project.
... more at:
https://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/pat-robertsons-gold-deal-african-dictator/story?id=9749341
I spit in his general direction.
Celerity
(43,349 posts)Not that there is hell, which is a delusional concept, but it still is fun times imagining this fucker roasting for eternity.
SoonerPride
(12,286 posts)Really. I am not kidding.