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Robert Henderson, a far-right pastor in Waco, Texas, is making headlines after being caught on video triumphantly claiming he killed Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg through prayer.
RWW News: Robert Henderson Credits His Prayer for Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Death youtu.be
Henderson claims in his story:
"We were in the meeting on Monday night in D.C., and I told them, I said, 'Look, we need to go into the courts of Heaven right now while we're on-site in D.C., and we need to shut the mouth of the lion, judicially.'"
"'We need to ask for a judgment against the lion that has actually been devouring and intends to devour from the Supreme Court. We need to get a judgment against this lion that Paul said God shut the mouth of.' So, I led us into that place."
"Well, guess what? Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed away. President Trump will establish a new Supreme Court justice. That's no accident."
This is the kind of grotesque human waste the GOP has backing it. Evangelical crotchmonster and walking faux pas p… https://t.co/QY8XQGqtOf— Smurf Snogger (@Smurf Snogger)1600838594.0
Twitter users were understandably outraged by the pastor's remarks.
The pastor went on to say:
"You need to understand that if we don't shut down this abortion issue, that blood altar will invite demonic powers into this nation."
"It's not just about the babies, it's about a blood altar that is inviting demonic powers. We have to shut it down, and we need a judgment, a judgment, a judgment against the mouth of the lion."
@hemantmehta My early morning prayers brought the sun back. Y'all can thank me later.— The Apostate (@The Apostate)1600794029.0
@hemantmehta He must be following that "Thou shall not kill" Commandment, or does it not apply because he is defaci… https://t.co/YcwyWN5YD9— Cats for Peace (@Cats for Peace)1600801677.0
@hemantmehta I can't take anybody in a flag shirt seriously.— Roy Clendaniel (@Roy Clendaniel)1600794116.0
Ginsburg's cause of death was complications related to pancreatic cancer. She passed on September 18, which Henderson can't seem to admit was a coincidence.
@hemantmehta Hey, since that guy can order God to be his personal hit man, think he can order him to end Covid? May… https://t.co/pEOKi5saYR— Esmertina Bicklesnit (@Esmertina Bicklesnit)1600793953.0
@hemantmehta It’s people like him that make me so glad I stopped being religious.— Marty1428 (@Marty1428)1600794567.0
@____Roar____ @hemantmehta His insanity defense is pretty strong.— Jim Pickett (@Jim Pickett)1600794259.0
One of the ten commandments tells true Christians they shouldn't be excited about causing another person's death.
@hemantmehta So he's responsible? That's murder.— Roar🌱🌷🌺🌸 (@Roar🌱🌷🌺🌸)1600794048.0
@hemantmehta Great, so has he turned himself in to authorities to be arrested on the charges of murder by prayer, or not really?— Mr. Spock 🖖 (@Mr. Spock 🖖)1600805750.0
Nothing shows the love of God quite like striking down a peaceful feminist icon.
@hemantmehta Demonstrating the love of Jeeeeeesus!— sharon Hogan (@sharon Hogan)1600875662.0
@hemantmehta Huh.....so 'Thou shalt not kill' doesn't count if you're praying?— DoomBunny99 (@DoomBunny99)1600794034.0
Many conservatives have been elated at the passing of RBG, seeing it as an opportunity to quickly confirm a third Supreme Court nominee from President Trump despite refusing to consider Barack Obama's nominee for the entire last year of his Presidency.