JACKASS JESUS MURDERS FOUR CHILDREN - JOHN 14;14 YOU DUMBASS PILE OF CRAP GOD JERK

JACKASS JESUS SITS ON HIS FAT, LAZY ASS, LAUGHING HIS MOTHERFUCKING ASS AS

HE MURDERSS FOUR CHILDREN

HEY JACKASS JESUS, DO YOU REMEMBER JOHN 14:14 AND WHAT I TOLD YOU A FEW

WEEKS AGO YOU DUMBASS PILE OF GARBAGE?

JOHN 14:14 "If you ask anything in my name, I will do it".

Hey ALL-POWERFUL; dumbass pile of crap CHILD-KILLING ASSHOLE christian god

The other day I told you:

OKAY, SICK, SADISTIC MOTHERFCUKER ALL-POWERFUL ASSHOLE GODDAMN JACKASS

SHITWIPE CHRISTIAN GOD, I DON'T WANT TO SEE ANYMORE DEAD CHILDREN EVER, YOU

DUMBASS PILE OF SHIT

IN THE JACKASS JESUS'S NAME I FUCKING PRAY THAT YOU WILL GET OFF OF YOUR

FAT, LAZY ASS AND PREVENT CHILDREN FROM BEING KILLED FROM NOW ON

NOW QUIT MURDERING CHILDREN, YOU DUMBASS PILE OF CRAP. Get off of your FAT,

LAZY ASS FOR ONCE IN YOUR HORSESHIT EXISTENCE AND PREVENT CHILDREN FROM

BEING KILLED YOU USELESS SICK SADISTIC MOTHERFUCKER

DEATH TO THE MASS-MURDERING, CHILD-KILLING COLD-HEARTED BASTARD CHRISTIAN

GOD

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/02/19/school.bus.crash.ap/index.html

COTTONWOOD, Minnesota (AP) -- A school bus and several other vehicles

crashed in southwestern Minnesota on Tuesday, killing four students and

injuring more than a dozen others, authorities said.

"The driver was handing kids out the door as fast as I could take them," a

motorist says.

The bus was hit by a van around 3:25 p.m. on a highway north of Cottonwood.

The bus then hit a pickup and tipped on its side, State Patrol Lt. Mark

Peterson said.

At least 14 people were hurt. Thirteen students were treated at nearby

hospitals.

News of the crash swept through Cottonwood, a small town of about 1,000

people about 121 miles southwest of Minneapolis.

About 40 people attended an evening press briefing at Swan Lake Evangelical

Free Church.

When Fire Chief Dale Louwagie was asked what the community could do, he said

simply, "Pray." (YEA, NOW WHAT AN IDEA, PRAY TO THE SAME GODDAMN JACKASS

MOTHERFUCKING ASSHOLE CHRISTIAN GOD THAT MURDERED THE KIDS IN THE FIRST

GODDAMN PLACE)

Classes were canceled Wednesday at Lakeview School, which serves about 585

students in Cottonwood and Wood Lake, and plans were made to have grief

counselors and clergy available to students, a school official said.

The bus was on its regular route, carrying children from kindergarten

through 12th grade.

Initial reports said the bus was carrying 40 people, but it actually carried

28 students and a driver, Minnesota Public Safety spokeswoman Christine

Krueger said.

Rescue squads and ambulances from many nearby cities arrived at the crash

site. The Marshall Independent reported that the first motorists on the

scene were asked to take some children to the hospital.

"I parked my car and called 911, and ran to the school bus and the driver

was handing kids out the door as fast as I could take them," Karen Mahlum

told the newspaper.

Other motorists also stopped and took kids from the driver. "You just wanted

to make sure it was safe," she said. "They were screaming and screaming on

the bus. There were so many kids."

Pictures from the scene showed the school bus lying on its side on the hood

and cab of a pickup truck.

Parents were asked to gather at Lakeview School to await word on their

children.

Of the 11 victims taken to Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center, two were

in critical condition while one had already been treated and released,

spokeswoman Deann Holland said.

Others were being treated for back and neck injuries, lacerations, bumps and

bruises, she said.

Two of the victims were taken by ambulance to Granite Falls Hospital, which

is about 15 miles north of the accident scene. Hospital CEO George Gerlach

said one was 11 years old and the other 14.

"They were treated and stabilized in our ER," Gerlach said. Neither had

life-threatening injuries, but had fractures that required a higher level of

care than could be provided in Granite Falls, he said.

They were being taken, one by helicopter and the other by ambulance, to

Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to undergo orthopedic

surgery, Gerlach said.

Gov. Tim Pawlenty issued a statement calling it "a sad night for Minnesota."

"It is especially heartbreaking when young lives are lost," he said. "Our

thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who were killed or

injured in this tragic accident."

The victims weren't immediately identified, and their ages weren't

immediately given