‘I Just Don’t Think That’s in the Lord’s Plan for This World’
Pat Robertson, the man who agreed gay people caused the 9/11 attacks to happen has an entirely different feeling about nuclear war with North Korea. Many Americans since Tuesday night have been distressed over a tweet President Donald Trump posted that taunts Kim Jong-un over the size of their respective nuclear launch buttons. Trump insisted his is “much bigger,” even though he doesn’t even have nuclear button at all.
“I don’t think we’re going to have a nuclear war,” the televangelist told his “700 Club” viewers Wednesday. “I don’t think that God almighty is going to allow that to happen to this world.”
“I think there are too many important things to be done, spiritually,” Robertson, who suggested in 2012 God told him Barack Obama would lose re-election, insisted. “I just don’t think that’s in the Lord’s plan for this world.”
Robertson says God’s just not going to allow a nuclear war, and “if he has to take out Kim Jong-un in order to accomplish that, that’s what’ll happen.”
The octogenarian preacher recently lamented that “terrific people” are being ruined by sexual misconduct allegations. He also blamed the Texas church massacre, which left 26 people dead, on antidepressants, and the Las Vegas massacre that left 58 people dead and over 500 injured on a “profound disrespect for our president.”
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