Sadistic Christian Lifestyles-Son Exposes Father

[Mac Friday]

<h1>Estranged son of anti-gay Westboro pastor says father does 'evil' An estranged son of anti-gay Kansas pastor Fred Phelps said Wednesday that the spiritual leader of Westboro Baptist Church hit his wife and beat his children with a mattock handle until they bled. "I think what he does out there is evil," said Nathan "Nate" Phelps, during an appearance on HLN's "Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell." Nate Phelps is the seventh of the Westboro Baptist minister's 12 children. The younger Phelps severed ties with his family on his 18th birthday and said he hasn't had contact with his father in three decades. Nate Phelps is currently writing a book about his family. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled earlier this month that Westboro's practice of picketing the funerals of fallen soldiers with offensive placards is constitutionally protected free speech. The picketing, which includes chants and placards stating "God Hates Fags" and "Thank God for Dead Soldiers," have enraged supporters of the U.S. military and the families and friends of slain soldiers.   Nate Phelps called his pastor father "one of the best reasons that America has been forced to get off the fence and address this issue (of gay rights)." "But at the same time you can't ignore the fact that he's done a lot of damage," Phelps said. "He's hurt a lot of families, not only in the gay community, but the families of these soldiers." The younger Phelps said his father also hurt his own family. "He used his fists. He used his knees and he used ... the handle of a mattock," said Phelps, referring to a pick-like digging tool. "He used that in such a way that it split the skin on the back of the kid's legs so they bled." "If they want to call that discipline, that's fine. But I call it abuse," Phelps said. The son said Fred Phelps also hit his mother, but not with the handle of the mattock.   Phelps has also said his father abused prescription drugs when he was in law school. He didn't back down from the claim during the HLN interview. Velez-Mitchell read a statement from Nate Phelps' sister, Shirley Phelps-Roper, denying the claim. "Yikes. Hell no. His (Nate Phelps') imagination goes on and on," Roper wrote "This lie should not have come out of his mouth when he decided to reject the word of God. Nothing he can say will change the fact that God hates (homosexuals) and their enablers and therefore God hates America and America is doomed."   Nate Phelps responded that his sister "just cynically lies about what happened." Likewise, Phelps said his father manipulates facts and circumstances to reach false conclusions. "My father can make any connection to anything that anyone has done or hasn't done in their life and point to that to say that that's evidence they're damned and going to hell," Phelps said. "He's convinced that homosexuality is the ultimate sin against God. "So since the United States is taking steps to move in the direction of equality for gays in America, he says that has doomed America," Phelps said. "So anyone who is connected to America, so anyone who is supporting America in any sense is subject to the wrath of God." When asked what he would say to his father if he could, Nate Phelps replied, "I've never had a relationship with my father. I wouldn't know what to say to him." There was no immediate public response from Fred Phelps to his son's televised remarks.
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I hate these baptist fuckers! Theuy are bloody unbelievable. Fucking
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On 3/18/11, Mac Friday <macfriday@... wrote:
Estranged son of anti-gay Westboro pastor says father does 'evil'
An estranged son of anti-gay Kansas pastor Fred Phelps said Wednesday that
the
spiritual leader of Westboro Baptist Church hit his wife and beat his
children
with a mattock handle until they bled.
"I think what he does out there is evil," said Nathan "Nate" Phelps, during
an
appearance on HLN's "Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell."
Nate Phelps is the seventh of the Westboro Baptist minister's 12 children.
The
younger Phelps severed ties with his family on his 18th birthday and said he
hasn't had contact with his father in three decades. Nate Phelps is
currently
writing a book about his family.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled earlier this month that Westboro's practice of
picketing the funerals of fallen soldiers with offensive placards is
constitutionally protected free speech. The picketing, which includes chants
and
placards stating "God Hates Fags" and "Thank God for Dead Soldiers," have
enraged supporters of the U.S. military and the families and friends of
slain
soldiers.

Nate Phelps called his pastor father "one of the best reasons that America
has
been forced to get off the fence and address this issue (of gay rights)."
"But at the same time you can't ignore the fact that he's done a lot of
damage,"
Phelps said. "He's hurt a lot of families, not only in the gay community,
but
the families of these soldiers."
The younger Phelps said his father also hurt his own family.
"He used his fists. He used his knees and he used ... the handle of a
mattock,"
said Phelps, referring to a pick-like digging tool. "He used that in such a
way
that it split the skin on the back of the kid's legs so they bled."
"If they want to call that discipline, that's fine. But I call it abuse,"
Phelps
said.
The son said Fred Phelps also hit his mother, but not with the handle of the
mattock.

Phelps has also said his father abused prescription drugs when he was in law
school. He didn't back down from the claim during the HLN interview.
Velez-Mitchell read a statement from Nate Phelps' sister, Shirley
Phelps-Roper,
denying the claim.
"Yikes. Hell no. His (Nate Phelps') imagination goes on and on," Roper wrote
"This lie should not have come out of his mouth when he decided to reject
the
word of God. Nothing he can say will change the fact that God hates
(homosexuals) and their enablers and therefore God hates America and America
is
doomed."

Nate Phelps responded that his sister "just cynically lies about what
happened."
Likewise, Phelps said his father manipulates facts and circumstances to
reach
false conclusions.
"My father can make any connection to anything that anyone has done or
hasn't
done in their life and point to that to say that that's evidence they're
damned
and going to hell," Phelps said. "He's convinced that homosexuality is the
ultimate sin against God.
"So since the United States is taking steps to move in the direction of
equality
for gays in America, he says that has doomed America," Phelps said. "So
anyone
who is connected to America, so anyone who is supporting America in any
sense is
subject to the wrath of God."
When asked what he would say to his father if he could, Nate Phelps replied,
"I've never had a relationship with my father. I wouldn't know what to say
to
him."
There was no immediate public response from Fred Phelps to his son's
televised
remarks.

 Rege, Satanas!*Rege, Azazel!*Rege, Amdusias
PRAISE THE Mighty 4 Crowns of Duat!


Al Jiwah
I remember necessary affairs and execute them in due time. I teach and guide
those who follow my instructions. If anyone obey me and conform to my
commandments, he shall have joy, delight, and comfort.

-Satan

Mac Friday
www.joyofsatan.com