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By Chris, April 20, 2010 5:23 pm

Send Del. Mark Cole to Georgia…. ASAP. The Mark of the Beast is getting closer and closer to becoming a reality.

TPM:

“Ma’am, did you say you have a microchip?” state Rep. Tom Weldon (R) asked the woman.

“Yes, I do. This microchip was put in my vaginal-rectum area,” she replied.

No one laughed. State Rep. Wendell Willard (R), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, asked her who had implanted the chip.

“The Department of Defense,” she said.

Willard thanked the woman for her input, and the committee later approved the bill.

No one laughed.

If you want to know the GOP platform, you can save time by Googling some combination of: “Conspiracy” “Obama” “Tea Party” or “Beck”.

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By Marc, April 13, 2010 9:25 pm

Vince Ellis, leader of the Stafford County Tea Party, spoke at their April 10^th Tea Party Rally in Stafford County, Virginia. He wanted to make sure that everyone knew that he was a “hater.”

He hates sexual predators, he hates rapists, he hates sexism, he hates murderers, he hates national debt, he hates social medicine, he hates auto companies, he hates banks, he hates student loans, he hates lies in the public schools and he hates bigotry against Christians.

Vince Ellis is one big hater!

So anyone against him and his radical group must love sexual predators, rapists, sexism, bigotry, murderers, national debt, etc. Doesn’t everyone hate student loans, banks and auto companies?! This guy obviously is not playing with a full deck here.

To think that this guy mentioned later that he would be working on writing educational legislation with Del. Mark Cole (R-88^th), this should scare the heck out of everyone.

The fact that Virginia Republicans were falling all over themselves to speak at this rally should tell you just how far of a fringe party they have become!

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By Marc, February 11, 2010 11:07 am

In this economic climate you would think that Del. Mark Cole (R-Fredericksburg) has been busy working on bills to bring jobs or relieve traffic within the Fredericksburg region, but no he has chosen to focus his energy on the snowpocalypse apocalypse.

That’s right, Del. Cole was the chief sponsor of a bill meant to save humanity from the antichrist. At this point, you may think this is a joke. Well it isn’t! On the surface, the bill that Del. Cole sponsored would seem to be non-controversial; however, when Del. Cole is involved there is always an angle.

The bill is meant to protect Virginians from employers or insurance companies implanting microchips in their bodies against their will. So why did Del. Cole sponsor this bill? He had concerns that the devices could someday be used as the “mark of the beast” as is described in the Book of Revelation.

Del. Cole went on to say the following,

My understanding – I’m not a theologian – but there’s a prophecy in the Bible that says you’ll have to receive a mark, or you can neither buy nor sell things in end times…Some people think that these computer chips might be that mark.

Huh? Fruit Loops anyone?

I certainly don’t think people should have microchips implanted within them involuntarily, but the rationale by Del. Cole is flat out crazy. Should we expect anything less from him?

Del. Cole added the following

I just think you should have the right to control your own body.

So, I guess he would support a woman’s right to control her body too?

You can read the full bill here.

In case you were wondering, the bill passed the House yesterday with 88 yeas, 9 nays, 1 abstention and 1 non-vote.