Conservapedia Suggests God is Taking Vengeance Against Youtube for Shutting Down "Christian" Channel

Conservapedia, the popular conservative alternative to Wikipedia, has joined in on the outrage against youtube and it's parent company Google for shutting down a "Christian" youtube channel for a simple call to prayer video.

The channel, called "PPSIMMONS", had over 21,000 subscribers and over 22 million views when, for no obvious reason, the account was "terminated".

Today, on the main Conservapedia page, the following statement could be seen in their news column:

Shortly after YouTube shut down the Christian YouTube video channel PPsimmons, the Federal Trade Commission reports recruiting a high power litigator to lead its antitrust investigation of Google which owns YouTube. In addition, Google now says it is being investigated by the governments in Korea and Argentina. Was YouTube's shutting down of a large Christian YouTube channel with 20,000 subscribers a good idea? It looks like they should reconsider their decision and re-open the YouTube channel as divine favor is definitely not overflowing on Google.

WOW! They're not pulling any punches with that one. Perhaps they are familiar with the sad state of affairs for Keith Olbermann following his attack against PPSIMMONS contributor Carl Gallups. Olbermann, while still at MSNBC, referred to Pastor Gallups as the second worst person on earth. It was't long after that Olbermann was fired from the news channel. He was then hired by Al Gore's go-nowhere network "Current TV" from which he was also fired and is currently being sued for lack of performance.

Carl is the author of the recent best-seller "The Magic Man in the Sky" which will be released in May published by WND Books. It has been rumored that PPSIMMONS will be defended legally by Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation.

So it seems there may be some sort of divine protection at work here. We'll leave the door open for your own interpretation. Since the news headlines at Conservapedia are always changing here's the screen shot. Stay tuned!

World's "Second Worst Person" Writes Best Seller

Carl Gallups, the man Keith Olbermann once labeled the second worst person on earth, has now written a best selling book.

THE MAGIC MAN IN THE SKY published by WND books only became available for pre-order a few days ago and, though not yet available in stores, it has already made the top ten in it's category on Amazon.

The book has it's own Facebook page and twitter account as well as it's own youtube channel.

In Mr. Gallups' book he not only exposes the fallacious reasoning behind the worldview which encapsulates modern atheism but he takes the discussion to an entirely new level. He actually succeeds at proving the existence of God.

Be one of the first to read what is sure to be the biggest literary work of it's kind in many years. Pre-order yours now. Because even though Keith Olbermann's career may be over you're going to be hearing a lot more of the name Carl Gallups.

Keith Olbermann Loses Another Job After Attacking Carl Gallups

photo: theangryrepublican

Coincidence? Well, that depends on who you talk to. Back when Keith Olbermann was an anchor on MSNBC he attacked Pastor Carl Gallups by name, calling him the second worst person on earth.

Gallups, who made a video detailing a possible connection between the Gulf oil disaster and Israel (judgement against the US for failing to side with Israel) was cited by Olbermann on his television show and labeled the second worst person on earth.

Now, try to keep up here because it can get a little complicated. Carl Gallups made a possible connection between not supporting Israel and judgement against America. Following that, Keith Olbermann attacked Gallups on air. Following that, Olbermann was FIRED from MSNBC! Irony?

Fast forward to today, or rather, last Friday. Following his termination from MSNBC Keith Olbermann was hired by Al Gore for an anchor job on Current TV - a network few people have heard of and even fewer people watch. On Friday Mar 30 it was confirmed that Olbermann has been DISMISSED from Current TV. His career appears to have hit rock bottom - or there abouts. Was it something he said? Was God defending His "anointed". Should Olbermann sue the Almighty for destroying his career?

This is all very "tongue in cheek" on one level and very serious on another. On one hand we are merely speculating - putting pieces of the puzzle together and coming up with a bizarre picture showing a man reaping a harvest he apparently sowed himself by attacking a minister of the Gospel and subsequently driving his career off the cliff. Did God have a hand in this? Or did Keith simply fall victim of the ultimate reality - that most Americans have a healthy fear of God, they love their country, and the facts of life are conservative.

Since most people don`t agree with Olbermann and therefore do not take him seriously, look for him at your nearest comedy club doing stand-up - where everyone loves a good joke.