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The Prophet Yahweh, aka Ramon Watkins, a Las Vegas resident with the self-proclaimed power to summon UFOs, was out last week with a new prediction: Spaceships will appear on Oct. 31 in support of Barack Obama. Or maybe on Oct. 25. The vision wasn’t precisely clear, kind of like looking “through a sheet of clear plastic” vs. the writing on a chalkboard. Either way, if the spaceships don’t appear on one of those dates, look for something significant on Nov. 11, according to Yahweh’s previous prophecy.
Should Oct. 31 be the day, the ETA is noon in the airspace above his “UFO Summoning School” in Vegas, at which time “super-human black men” will make their appearance. Their other-worldly goal is electing Obama president, and if we don’t take them to our future leader (misspelled as “Barak” in the press release), Yahweh warns, the consequences will be dire:
(If) Barak Obama does not become President, America will quickly be led into a war with Russia via Iran that will result in: a cut off of oil from the Persian Gulf, a great depression, stock market crash, runaway inflation, devaluation of the dollar, food shortages, riots, famine, race wars, out breaks of disease, etc.
Yahweh’s press release, at the above link, includes an eight-minute video of him delivering The Word to what appears to be a collection of empty plastic patio chairs. He stands before a poster reading “Spaceships for Obama.”
Not surprisingly, Yahweh’s supposed powers of alien introduction have been previously denounced and denounced and denounced and supported.
With the hatchet job Republican presidential nominee John McCain and his campaign have done on Obama’s relationship to William Ayers, one can only imagine what he’ll do with this.
