“So the next question, is “Why New Orleans and the Gulf Coast?” Well, one could make the case that New Orleans is pretty high on the list of “sin cities” in the U.S. In fact, I believe the “Southern Decadence Festival”, an annual homosexual celebration, was due to begin the day after the hurricane hit the city. And Mardi gras, with all of its evil spiritual connotations is probably not one of the Lord’s favorites. The Gulf Coast has developed over the last decade into a heavy gambling area, with all the moral and financial corruption that surrounds that industry. Coincidence? Maybe, but maybe not, either!”

Using this logic one should be able to identify evil cities by looking at the history on where natural disasters occur.

The Longview News-Journal did just that on Saturday, September 17. According to a Federal study the least safe city from natural disasters (Earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, mudslides, etc.) is Monroe, LA, followed by Dallas, TX.

If one draws a straight line between Monroe and Dallas, the town that falls on that line is Marshall. It is in the middle of the least safe place in the country.

What does God have against Marshall? I hope VBL can address that in his next column.