Texas Sect Leader: Doomsday Begins Next Thursday, June 12 (Not FLDS)

abc news ^ | June 6 | BRIAN ROSS and VIC WALTER

[sevenbak]

Nuclear war will begin next Thursday, June 12, or sooner, according to the latest prediction of self-proclaimed prophet Yisrayl "Buffalo Bill" Hawkins, the founder of a religious sect in Abilene, Texas.

"It could be turned loose before then," Hawkins told 20/20 for a report to be broadcast tonight. "You're going to see this very soon, really soon," he said.

[GreyFriar]

I’m sure that the surviving Dims would have called for an immedeiate surrender to Al Quaeda

[null and void]

Yes. But if they lacked a quorum, they couldn’t manage it...

[bpjam]

there are 254 counties in Texas. Most of them are barely occupied by humans. The media has not even scratched the surface of the anti-social stragglers who occupy the rural-rural areas.

But, Texas is still the best country in America (since it doesn’t include MA, RI, VT, CT and the CA Supreme Court)

[eastforker]

Was the the dark of the moon on the twelvth of june in a Kenworth hauling logs,cabover Pete with a reefer on and a jimmy hauling hogs.I said breaker 19,there a Jihad ahead,a n we ain’t going to take it no more. So put that jimmy on the front door buddy and have them hogs ready to go................Might be a song in there somewhere....LOLO

[deport]

This nut was on national tv talking about why his previous predictions hadn't come true. I don't remember the show.

Texas authorities investigate more polygamy charges

By ANGELA K. BROWN – May 13, 2008

CLYDE, Texas (AP) — Behind guarded, ornate gates at the end of a rural road, a self-proclaimed prophet warns his followers about the end of time and rails against a dangerous and unclean world outside their West Texas compound.

The women are covered in long skirts and long-sleeve shirts. Many of the children have different mothers and share the same father.

But this isn't the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints' ranch, which authorities raided last month in Eldorado after receiving reports that underage girls were being forced to marry much older men.

This is the House of Yahweh: a different, even darker sect that the state has been investigating for years. Authorities in February charged the group's 73-year-old leader with performing polygamous weddings and forcing about 40 children — some as young as 11 — to work jobs at his 44-acre compound.

Members of the Callahan County Sheriff's department escort Yisrayl Hawkins, center, from the courthouse in Baird, Texas, after a bond reduction hearing Feb. 20, 2008. . Hawkins, charged with performing polygamous weddings and forcing children as young as 11 to work at his 44-acre compound, is the leader of the polygamy sect House of Yaheh. (AP Photo/Donna McWilliam)

A car drives past a sign for the House of Yahweh in a rural area near Clyde, Texas, Feb. 20, 2008. The leader of the sect, Yisrayl Hawkins, was charged in February with performing polygamous weddings and forcing about 40 children - some as young as 11 - to work jobs at his 44-acre compound. (AP Photo/Donna McWilliam)

[wolfcreek]

I like it!

[wolfcreek]

Never mind. There’s no way it will get here before Friday.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Have I wondered into a Mormon Closed Devotional
Thread accidently????

[Kimmers]

Dang I just moved to Dallas last December, I guess I better start fashioning my tin foil hat now.....

[deport]

The website [click to enter]:

[null and void]

Just as well, it isn’t where I thought it was anyway.

[Rome2000]

Great place, friendly people.

[rickomatic]

Crap! I haven’t even got my IRS “rebate” check yet! Well, at least I can stop “worrying” about “global warming” or “climate change” or whatever they are calling it this week.

I wouldn't be so sure. If this nutburger is right, it's bound to get pretty darned warm!!

[Cheburashka]

Thank God nuclear war is going to start on June 12.

That means I won’t have to make my second installment estimated tax payments for 2008, which are due June 16.

Every cloud has a silver lining.

[Erasmus]

All these guys would have a lot more credibility if they’d just keep quiet about their predictions of the End Of The World until after it happened.

[dfwgator]

There's already been "Doomsday" in Texas.

[Ditter]

Seeing as how I am 67 already in 18 to 31 years I probably will have slipped away or be in a condition where I no longer care, I can handle this.

[null and void]

Yeah? Well with your luck, there are no leap years in the system.

In which case, we're there now!

[Ditter]

ON NO!!!! <8:0

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