Citing more sex-change operations, increased lesbian fertility clinics, Savage

[LostInTime]

Citing more sex-change operations, increased lesbian fertility clinics, Savage said of 9-11: "That was God speaking"

On the March 27 broadcast of his nationally syndicated radio show, Michael Savage complained that Americans currently live in "post-Christian times" in which "[t]he churches are emptying out, the bathhouses are filling up, the sex-change operations are speeding up, the lesbian fertility clinics are increasing around the country." Savage went on to argue that God "orchestrated the rise of radical Islam" in order to counter the "spiritual collapse of the West." He continued: "It's becoming increasingly clear to me that God wants radical Islam on this planet at this time -- that it's not actually the scourge you think it is." He further claimed that God wants to show "you boys in Hollywood and you girls in New York City" that he does "exist" through acts of catastrophe like the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001: "Down came the World Trade Centers. That was God speaking."

[Elizabeth]

I have trouble believing that Micheal Savage beleives the things he says. He is just playing to an audience that wants to hear it's ok to hate others. In fact it makes on a good Chrisitian. People like him will always exist because people who need confirmation of thier own self-hatred will always exist.

I enjoy knowing that I don't feel thier hate, only they do.

Love always,
Elizabeth

[HelenW]

In the attempt to continuously outdo himself - he's finally gone over the edge.

I think people will listen to this and begin deciding that the guy's lost it - he's agreeing with, supporting, radical Islamists! - and that time has come to turn his diatribes off.

Good riddance!

[Attis]

GREAT NEWS, TONIGHT WE DINE AT SBARROS! :3

-- Bridget

[ChildOfTheLight]

If Savage's God does exist, I want no part of worshipping them.

[BeverlyAnn]

On the March 27 broadcast of his nationally syndicated radio show, Michael Savage complained that Americans currently live in "post-Christian times"...

Rather an odd statement from someone who is Jewish.

Beverly