The directors of the 700 Club should give Pat Robertson some Kool-Aid since every time he opens his mouth he probably costs millions to this lucrative Christian money machine.
False Prophet: Pat Robertson
For 2007 Robertson predicted a major terrorist attack(s) on US soil:
“I’m not necessarily saying it’s going to be nuclear. The Lord didn’t say nuclear. But I do believe it will be something like that.”
Who could forget the late 2007 terrorist attacks, when major cities were wiped off the map! Why, millions died horribly in . . . er, wait, it’ll come to me . . . HEY! There were no terrorist attacks!
In May 2006, Pat Robertson predicted:
“If I heard the Lord right about 2006, the coasts of America will be lashed by storms,” Robertson said May 8. On Wednesday, he added, “There well may be something as bad as a tsunami in the Pacific Northwest.” Nope.
Pat Robertson defended his failed predictions: “I have a relatively good track record,” he said. “Sometimes I miss.”
“Sometimes I miss.” Can a prophet of the Lord miss?
During the 1988 race for US president, Robertson assured voters that God had told him he was going to win. He dropped out after placing third in the South Carolina primary with 19 percent of the vote. Not long after that, he said God had told him to run again in 1992, saying, “That is His plan for me and for this nation,” but Robertson did not seek the presidency again.
On another occasion, he predicted that Russia would invade Israel in 1982 and that there would be a worldwide economic collapse in 1985.
In his 1991 book, The New World Order, Robertson predicted that U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller would be elected president in 1996.
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