When leaders find religion...

When leaders find religious rhetoric, it is time to put on your haz-mat suits... the shit storm is coming. Here are just three examples...

‟ And so I believe to-day that my conduct is in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator. In standing guard against the Jew I am defending the handiwork of the Lord. While it took him a while to get really into his stride, he was in prison when he wrote this, he did manage to drive his nation off the deep end in little more than two decades, starting from scratch. By the time he was done he had almost annexed most of western Europe, and engineered one of the worst genocides of the 20th Century. Yes, those Catholic kids really know how to make a name for themselves.	Chancellor Adolf Hilter, Germany
‟ Gog and Magog are afoot in the desert. This guy did not waste any time, right after his first year in office and alcoholic recovery, and a one month vacation she set about annexing South Asia. A lot of people said this was bad idea Russians, French, the international atomic Energy agency, Phil Donahue. but this boy had a goal and like the little engine that could, he would not be deterred.	President GW Bush
‟ It will be National versus the devil beast. Mr Speaker, I know who I'll be voting for and it won't be the devil beast. Already this money hungry upstart is attempting to annex international waters because oil exploration companies think they might fin black gunge under it. He has already criminalized ocean-going protest. Which our previous governments actually engaged in to protest French nuclear testing and which has ruined many Japanese whaling missions saving southern many whales from extinction while a paralysed IWC hits on its hands. Put on your haz-mat suits kids the shit-storm has just begun and the people of Whanganui can smell it. More seriously this is remarkable language from a non-practising Jew. So the question is with whom has he been hanging out to start talking this way. A clue might be found in the 2008 scandal in which National were approached by the Exclusive Brethren and made campaign contributions. Do we really need cults driving parliamentary discourse? Nick Smith, certainly knows better and could properly instruct cabinet.	Primeminister John Key,  New Zealand