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So my friend was posting the other day, wondering why two filthy-rich-oil-tycoons turned...

So my friend @deliaparkermims was posting the other day, wondering why two filthy-rich-oil-tycoons turned "pastors" are trying to worm their indoctrination into our public schools... ugh,.. this has been a trend. They already indoctrinate adults through FoxNews, and Flash Point (the "Freedom Channel") as exampled here. So now their next target is our children. Please wake up folks! The greatest threat to these oil companies is people learning about the negative effects they have on us all, and our ecosystem. This is why they turn to purchasing a "religious" platform to tell you to ignore it. They will LITERALLY tell you that demons exist under the ground - just to distract you away from the reality of science. @dentondemocrats @collindemocrat

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So I like this. My friend was tweeting it the other day that SP2 alleged property tax relief bill divests schools of resources, as will the voucher system. I'm interested in knowing why Dun and Wilkes, mega donor oilmen termed pastors, are ruining the public school system. Man, oil tycoons term pastors? It's almost as if these are people who want to

use Christian nationalism in order to brainwash people into thinking that oil is good and that climate change is a hoax. The whole thing with climate is a fake gospel of salvation. The demonic entities have stretched their hands, and there are those in the earth. It's not climate change, it's the enemy.

Yes, climate change is caused by demons under the ground. Very similar to the conspiracy theory where we basically say there's shape-shifting reptilians under the earth. Big ten world banks all came together and said, Yes, we're buying into climate change, and so is mortgage insurance. I think you just meant to say insurance companies, but yeah, in Florida, for example, there are insurance companies that is dropping support for their clients because too many storms

happen. They're happening too frequently now, they're doing too much damage. That's a change from normal. Well, was it climate change for Beulah or or Harvey or any of those other hurricanes for the last years? Here, I can answer for you, Chief. It's not about which storm is caused by climate change,

it's really about all the storms that are happening more frequently and are doing more damage. That's what it's really about. But I guess you don't care because you're an oil man. So yeah, I think that's why Dun and Wilkes, these oil guys turned pastors, are doing what they're doing. This is a trend that we've been seeing going on

for quite some time. This is an attempt to indoctrinate people through religion, to tell you that oil is good and that climate change somehow doesn't exist, and that pastors in the religious level tell you so, so that you believe it religiously. It's all bullshit. It's all Christian nationalist bullshit.