“This evil nation has smeared fag feces blended with dyke-- fag semen and dyke feces on the Bible!”

—  Fred Phelps

&quot;Sermon_20010914.mp3&quot;. WBC Download Center http://downloads.westborobaptistchurch.com/. Westboro Baptist Church. September 14, 2001 <br class="br">2000s, God Hates America (2001)

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American pastor and activist 1929–2014

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