By Pablo Fanque
All This Is That National Affairs Editor
Update from the flyover states. Yes, we're on the road to Gainesville, FLA, as we mentioned, with a cargo of 2,000 Bibles, 50 American flags, and a gallon of kerosense. As we mentioned here yesterday, we are heading to Gainesville, to the Dove World Outreach Center, where we perform a kerosene and Bourbon-fueled counter-demonstration during Dr. Terry Jones' planned "Burn a Koran Day" festivities.
All This Is That National Affairs Editor
Update from the flyover states. Yes, we're on the road to Gainesville, FLA, as we mentioned, with a cargo of 2,000 Bibles, 50 American flags, and a gallon of kerosense. As we mentioned here yesterday, we are heading to Gainesville, to the Dove World Outreach Center, where we perform a kerosene and Bourbon-fueled counter-demonstration during Dr. Terry Jones' planned "Burn a Koran Day" festivities. We made good time. This morning we are Little Big Horn, and stopped to stretch at the battlefield where General Custer met his end. 900 miles down, and 2,000 to go to hit Gainesville!
We were stopped by the police just outside of Billings, Montana. We had a burned out tail-light. The state patrolman took an unusual interest in the bed of the pickup truck, raised the tarp, and saw the Bibles.
"What are these for?"
"We're going to give them away in Florida."
"Why would you do that," the trooper asked, "Isn't that a long way to go to hand out Bibles?"
"Officer, there isn't a law against interetstate transportation of Bibles, is there?"
"Get out of here, and get that light fixed at the next stop."
Today we hope to make it as far as Paducah, Kentucky. Bourbon Country.
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