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IN CASE YOU DIDN'T HEAR THE NEWS BY NOW, THE SO-CALLED "WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH" OF TOPEKA, KANSAS CAUGHT FIRE @ THE WEEKEND, with substantial loss of as much the church as the pride of the Fred Phelps family, who has this notoriety for using Westboro as a vehicle to whip up homophobic feelings and hatreds--and invoke His Name as authority therefor.

Although no formal cause has been established, PageOneQ.com is reporting:

"There is evidence that hatred of our religion was the motivation, in part at least," states a "Civil Rights Hate Crime Complaint" written by pastor Fred Phelps Sr. to Attorney General Michael Mukasey. In a recently released YouTube presentation, Phelps also blames law enforcement, judges, and the "filthy, fag-riddled military" for what he considers an assault on his First Amendment rights.

IMHO, the "Civil Rights Hate Crime Complaint" referred to above is probably nothing short of a distractionary manouvre on the Phelps family's part to avoid attracting suspicions back to them--as in the likelihood that the fire was set deliberately to collect insurance proceeds as would deal with what may be Serious Cashflow Problems aggravated by high gas prices and deteriorating purchasing power.

And, confronted with the likelihood therefor by the Kansas State Fire Marhsal's Office, expect Rev. Phelps to suffer a Fatal Heart Attack, in the stylee of the climax of many an episode of Old Time Radio potboilers like The Whistler or Suspense. (Phelps is in his 80's.)

And family members to flee the country, even carrying cash-stuffed suitcases for deposit in coded bank accounts in some offshore tax haven for the sake of "judgement-proofing" above all else.

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IN ANY CASE, THE "WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH" AND THE HATEMONGERING PHELPS CLAN AS MAKES UP ITS "MEMBERSHIP" is undeserving of your prayers or sympathy in the wake of something they, more than likely, brought upon themselves to distract public attention from what may be more serious problems afflicting Westboro Baptist.

Instead, they deserve nothing short of Divine Judgement and Condemnation for the blasphemies they have brought upon His Name and their perversion of His Word so that unhealthy attention is focused upon contempt for homosexuals @ the expense of comforting the afflicted, visiting the sick, burying the dead and educating the orphan, among more logical examples of Christian Love and Charity.

And that they deserved such judgement for what they were trying to bring about by setting the flame torch to their church themselves, and blaming others for such acts, deeds and exploits to send arson investigators "off the scent" of where suspicion really lies--upon the Phelps family themselves.

So shed no tears of pity or compassion for Westboro Baptist Church or its family in what they would like depicted as "trying times for Our Ministry;" they are undeserving therefor. Instead, they are deserving only of His Wrath and Judgement, notwithstanding any attempts @ inspired pleas for mercy and clemency as cross into the insincere, realising that the guillotine, so to speak, is about to fall.