Agent of Satan, Jerry Falwell, had his funeral yesterday. One of his followers, who also attends his "university", was arrested for preparing to firebomb the protestors.
LYNCHBURG, Va. - A Liberty University student who told a family member he had made bombs and planned to attend the funeral of the Rev. Jerry Falwell was apparently upset about an anti-gay fringe group that protested at the funeral, authorities said.I don't know what's funnier.. that the God Hates Fags crowd didn't realize that Falwell hated fags too, or that one of his minions planned to immolate them.
Officials were still trying to figure out what Mark David Uhl planned to do with the bombs. Police do not believe he intended to disrupt the funeral Tuesday or harm the Falwell family, Campbell County Sheriff Terry Gaddy said.
Uhl, 19, was being held without bond in the Campbell County Adult Detention Center on charges of manufacturing an explosive device. It was not known if he had a lawyer, and messages seeking comment left at numbers believed to belong to his family were not returned.
Uhl, of Amissville, was arrested Monday night after a family member contacted authorities, who found homemade bombs in the trunk of Uhl's car, Major Steve Hutcherson said.
Gaddy described the five bombs as "sort of like napalm" and about the size of soda cans.
"We do not believe the Falwells were ever in any danger," he said.
The funeral proceeded at Thomas Road Baptist Church without incident. More than 10,000 people attended the service on the campus of the evangelical university, which Falwell founded.
Investigators determined that Uhl had problems with a group that protested at the funeral, Gaddy said. The Kansas-based Westboro Baptist Church sent about a dozen members to protest across the street from the funeral, claiming Falwell was a friend to gays. The group also has picketed soldiers' burials, claiming the deaths are God's punishment for a nation that supports homosexuality.
Falwell frequently spoke against homosexuality, and gay rights advocates have consistently opposed him. A group of Liberty University students staged a counterprotest; it wasn't clear whether Uhl was involved.
Could you imagine if he had actually attacked and they all burst into flames? You could put that on pay-per-view and make a shitload of money. I know I'd buy it.
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