clothing. it was the minister. the man of the cloth, inspiring from the pulpit. burying the faithful periods he officiated over my son. counseling over the troubled. he was so good at understanding how to comfort other people. what if the minister is expected to be not a man of god at all? the minister role? the minister role. he was hiding behind that hat. a stranger in robes, caring got the devils business. i believe he prayed on vulnerable people. laying on hands where he said it. he would right into their bedroom. just who was he? reverend shermer was a small- town methodist preacher in eastern pennsylvania. he was our friend, our confident. just an all-around, good guy. he had seen the fresh young pastor going to an accomplished pastor. all the things he held my friends with the years. he watched his friend raise his family. they sang together many, many times. it seemed like the all-american couple. my mom and dad were people who
brian will be here to talk politics. so last night, i came across an interview with former fbi profiler mary ellen o toole and she backs up something i ve been ranting about every time something like this happens. she told the daily mill and pretty much everywhere should brace for cope cats due to the effects of the media. threats increase in schools nationwide after a shooting has occurred anywhere in the u.s. sadly, evil seems to inspire more evil. it s the same reason they keep making more sex in the city movies. [laughter] greg: but the media helps. now, she knows this to be true because after the columbine shootings in 1999 the fbi studied eight previous shootings and found the copycat shootings were real. information on these themes become instantly available in minute detail and what do they share a love for? infan any. that s why they keep press clippings from previous shooters and why they boast about the infamy before it happens like the nashville shooter did.
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