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Cindy Jacobs’s [claimed] that while the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell triggered mass bird deaths, Rick Perry’s The Response prayer rally literally healed the land of Texas from the curse of Native American cannibals. Jacobs was an official endorser of The Response and her protégé Pam Olsen now co-chairs Perry’s Presidency 5 leadership team in Florida. However, the severe drought in Texas has only intensified since Rick Perry called for statewide prayer for rain and organized The Response. http://www.rightwingwatch.org/category/individuals/cindy-jacobs dunno. Mike, do you feel like Texas has been healed? She sure does:

(This from "rightwingwatch", please note.) And she's got her timeline a bit off; while there were a few Native American tribes who practiced cannibalism, it was in every case ritualized, and "None of the other 1200 Native American cultures engaged in culturally sanctioned cannibalism at the time of European contact." ( http://www.native-languages.org/iaq13.htm).


Does Rick Perry's affiliation with Jacobs' "New Apostolic Reformation" mean another nail in his coffin? He's been linked to them, and this woman's claims don't appear to me to be helping.

Whaddya think, Mike? Did his prayer rally cause the land of Texas to rejoice?