USA Justice Dept. Investigates God

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    Posted by Pronger [pronger] on November 27, 2000 at
    19:44:00 {yVBp4mCrswoiQGMzJsxUeCYZfINPhI}:

    Lord Under Investigation For Failure To Provide

    WASHINGTON, DC--The six-millennia-old sky-father deity
    Yahweh, worshiped by Christians, Muslims and Jews
    alike for His alleged all-knowing compassion and vast
    benevolence toward humanity, refused comment following
    Monday's announcement that the U.S. Justice Department
    will investigate allegations of failure on His part to
    provide for His approximately 3.5 billion human
    followers.

    According to Justice Department officials, on more
    than 70 trillion documented occasions, the Lord has
    failed to provide for dutiful worshippers, allowing
    them to go without Providence in times of great need
    and showing little if any of the celebrated deity's
    much-touted "boundless love."

    The list of Justice Department allegations ranges from
    the mundane, such as the Lord's reported September
    1995 refusal to see to it that Terre Haute, IN,
    Presbyterian Joyce Halstrom receives a new set of
    drapes for her anniversary, to the catastrophic, such
    as last year's Mexico City earthquake, in which God
    allowed an estimated 150,000 devout Catholics to be
    crushed to death under tons of debris.

    "These are very serious charges," U.S. Attorney
    General Janet Reno said. "I can assure you that our
    department will investigate them fully."

    The allegations directly contradict over 6,000 years
    of extravagant claims by the Lord's prophets of
    "miracle" cures and other forms of all-encompassing
    heavenly grace.

    Immediately following the Justice Department
    announcement, many of the Lord's top earthly
    representatives fled into hiding, including Pope John
    Paul II, New York's Cardinal O'Connor, and Rabbi
    Menachem Schindler, president of the World Orthodox
    Jewish Congress.

    In Rome, an unruly mob surrounded the Panamanian
    Embassy, where many believe the Pope is currently
    hiding out and seeking asylum. These reports, however,
    remain unsubstantiated as of press time.

    The Lord did not respond to a federal subpoena
    ordering him to appear before the investigative
    commission, and refused to speak to reporters on this
    or any subject throughout the week.

    Efforts on the part of law-enforcement authorities to
    contact the alleged supreme being via the
    intercessionary medium of prayer have been equally
    unsuccessful.

    One of the areas in which the Lord has been the most
    negligent, the Justice Department claims, is in
    providing His followers with adequate access to
    education: Fundamentalist Christians remain, after
    thousands of years, among the least educated groups in
    the world, ranking below pro-wrestling enthusiasts and
    carnival workers.

    Claims of an eternal "life after death" also remain
    unconfirmed by deceased believers from around the
    globe.

    "It's sad to think of the abusive treatment people
    have received at the hands of their so-called
    protector," U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) said,
    "especially when you think about all those countless
    hours they spent in houses of worship rejoicing and
    loudly bearing thanks and praise."

    The senator noted that, with over 450,000 hymns and
    songs written about Him, the Lord ranks among the most
    praised entities ever.

    If the charges prove true, the Lord could face up to
    3,100 years in jail and/or fines totalling $50
    trillion. He would also be forced to return all
    gratitude and thanks paid to Him by followers,
    backdated to the dawn of civilization.

    Despite the seriousness of the charges, many believers
    remain loyal to the embattled deity. "I know it seems
    like the worst thing ever," said Lynette Maddox, a
    Flatwoods, KY, manicurist and mother of nine, "but we
    just have to trust that it's all part of God's plan."

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  • young hearts, be free..
    young hearts, be free..

    Bloody funny Waiting, perhaps the inspiration for Billy Connolly's "The Man Who Sued God" ?

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