Quote Originally Posted by Torog
Terri's crucifixion
Posted: March 25, 2005
1:00 a.m. Eastern
By Joseph Farah
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com
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"Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do."

It wouldn't surprise me if Terri Schiavo died today.

It will be a tragedy.

I will be very mournful.

I suspect it will feel like losing a member of the family for many of us.


But it will not surprise me if she died on Good Friday, the day Jesus died.

I want to be optimistic. I want to believe there is still some virility, some manhood, some courage, some godliness, some morality and some intestinal fortitude in public officials who could save her life with the stroke of a pen, with a phone call.

But as Terri, now in her eighth day of court-ordered starvation, weakens, I am forced to contemplate the strong possibility that this young lady may be purposely and torturously killed with the whole world watching.

Good Friday. Imagine that.
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Of for fucks sake Torog, get a fucking grip will you. You know her personally do you? Bullshit man.
And uit trying to fit this on your belief system. I know that you and most of Texas like to get your bible out on a sday andgive it a good bash, bt will you quit persisting with the idea that everyone else believes in it.

And if the word is watcing, blame your media for that, not the judges of Terris husband or family.
Family member for many of us? Good grief man, what is this - are you looking for an excuse to jump on a national mourning bandwagon?