Is It Time To Lock Queen Nancy In a Padded Cell? or Call an Exorcist?
Or both?
Source: Pelosi: GOP Spending Cuts Hurt “Biblical Power to Cure” People
You are not going to believe Rep Nancy Pelosi's latest theological insight.
In a recent press conference Queen nancy started going on about how wrong it was to cut funding to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for embryonic stem cell research. Decrying those cuts she said "You know that every family in America is one telephone call, one diagnosis, one accident away from needing the kind of biomedical research that can cure–really have the biblical power to cure in a very, very special way and so to cut back on that research is wrong.”
You read that right, she is saying that not only are embryonic stem cells the only hope for everyone in America to get the cure they need, now, but that they have biblical power to cure.
Never mind that so far no research over the last 30 years using embryonic stem cells has provided even the remote possibility of a cure, just dangers during animanl research. Dangers like immune system rejection issues & the development of tumors. However, during this same time that all this money was thrown at ECS research there have been many, many cures & treatments found using adult & umbilical stem cells. Well over 80-90 of them so far. & more in the pipeline.
Yet she once again makes the usual "culture of death" pie-in-the-sky empty promises.
Dr. David Prentice, a former biology professor from Indiana State University had this to say about Pelosi's comments: “Pelosi continues her long-running practice of misleading the public regarding fictional ‘cures’ from embryonic stem cells, as well as Obamacare. Embryonic stem cells have not helped a single patient, nor even many mice, in thirty years of research; their primary outcome has been tumors and mutations.
Pelosi is wrong about embryonic stem cells–she has no evidence of cures, power, nor anything biblical. The only success for patients from any stem cell has been with adult stem cells.”
Pelosi is wrong about embryonic stem cells–she has no evidence of cures, power, nor anything biblical. The only success for patients from any stem cell has been with adult stem cells.”
Given here multiple misstatements in the past about her faith, this claim that ESCs have a power that is biblical should come as no surprize.
I suspect a part of her really believes that ESCs have a greater power to cure than even God does. But only because she has sold her soul to the "culture of death".
She is also showing how delusional she is. & I suspect it is even worse now that she lost power. She thinks that she can continue to betray God & her faith so she can regain power as Speaker. Maybe she better remember something that actually is Biblical, what jesus said about gaining the world & losing your soul. Something she is definitely in danger of.
Here is the video of that statement:
Source: Pelosi: GOP Spending Cuts Hurt “Biblical Power to Cure” People
Labels: Stem Cell Research
posted by Al @ 1:21 AM
2 Comments:
At 13/3/11 8:02 AM ,
The Bard of Murdock said...
Pelosi at the Mike
With apologies to Ernest Lawrence Thayer, author of Casey at the Bat
The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Democrats that day:
The House’s freshmen members had put budget cuts in play.
The CR was expiring, and though HR1 was dead,
Pelosi’s shrunken conference was enraged and seeing red.
With senators retiring and the President gone mute,
Joe Biden leading budget talks, McConnell in pursuit,
And unemployment figures tearing ’part her union base,
The former speaker headed to the mike to state her case.
She needed to avoid faux pas that some, like Harry, made
Who wept o’er cowboy poetry and cuts he wished delayed.
So Nancy threw a presser ’cause the media, she knew,
Would treat her ev’ry word as though it was their point of view.
The press all herded in the room at the appointed time,
To hear the former speaker toss them pearls of thought sublime.
“The new CR is horrid; it is not a healthy bill.
I’m thinking of the children, as you know I always will.”
So said our good friend Nancy, or some words to that effect,
And dutifully the media agreed she was correct.
“The NIH is ruined in this bill and there’s no doubt
We’ll see the incidents increase of cancer, bends and gout.”
“Each fam’ly in America is just one call away,
One diagnosis, accident or act of foul play
Of needing NIH, and now a billion dollar trim
To one-and-thirty-billion is, I think, a little grim.”
And then the sly ex-speaker sought the public to assure,
That “NIH has biblical ability to cure.”
Which sure confused the media assembled at her perch,
’Cause none of them had seen in years the inside of a church.
So quick on-line they scurried to start searching the Good Book
In Testaments both New and Old they frantically did look.
In Romans and Galatians, in One Timothy and Luke,
In Proverbs and in Wisdom and in all the Pentateuch,
They searched each verse and chapter and they searched the Psalms in vain.
They searched in Kings and Esther and in vain they searched again.
But Nancy sure had said it, and Pelosi don’t play games,
So they claimed that they found it in the Bible of King James.
And Nancy got her headlines and she made the evening news,
Where sympathetic journalists her every fault excuse.
But out here in the red states where we pray and all the like,
We don’t much pay attention when Pelosi’s at the mike.
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At 13/3/11 5:10 PM ,
The Bard of Murdock said...
Pelosi at the Mike
With apologies to Ernest Lawrence Thayer, author of Casey at the Bat
The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Democrats that day:
The House’s freshmen members had put budget cuts in play.
The CR was expiring, and though HR1 was dead,
Pelosi’s shrunken conference was enraged and seeing red.
With senators retiring and the President gone mute,
Joe Biden leading budget talks, McConnell in pursuit,
And unemployment figures tearing ’part her union base,
The former speaker headed to the mike to state her case.
She needed to avoid faux pas that some, like Harry, made
Who wept o’er cowboy poetry and cuts he wished delayed.
So Nancy threw a presser ’cause the media, she knew,
Would treat her ev’ry word as though it was their point of view.
The press all herded in the room at the appointed time,
To hear the former speaker toss them pearls of thought sublime.
“The new CR is horrid; it is not a healthy bill.
I’m thinking of the children, as you know I always will.”
So said our good friend Nancy, or some words to that effect,
And dutifully the media agreed she was correct.
“The NIH is ruined in this bill and there’s no doubt
We’ll see the incidents increase of cancer, bends and gout.”
“Each fam’ly in America is just one call away,
One diagnosis, accident or act of foul play
Of needing NIH, and now a billion dollar trim
To one-and-thirty-billion is, I think, a little grim.”
And then the sly ex-speaker sought the public to assure,
That “NIH has biblical ability to cure.”
Which sure confused the media assembled at her perch,
’Cause none of them had seen in years the inside of a church.
So quick on-line they scurried to start searching the Good Book
In Testaments both New and Old they frantically did look.
In Romans and Galatians, in One Timothy and Luke,
In Proverbs and in Wisdom and in all the Pentateuch,
They searched each verse and chapter and they searched the Psalms in vain.
They searched in Kings and Esther and in vain they searched again.
But Nancy sure had said it, and Pelosi don’t play games,
So they claimed that they found it in the Bible of King James.
And Nancy got her headlines and she made the evening news,
Where sympathetic journalists her every fault excuse.
But out here in the red states where we pray and all the like,
We don’t much pay attention when Pelosi’s at the mike.
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