September 10, 2005 journal, last call for the New Orleans decadence festival of perversion quoting from the <FrenchQuarter.com> posting. The 'state of affairs' soliciting judgment.

"Southern Decadence don't revolve around a single ticketed party, although multiday pas-ses are sold by the two main g-a-y dance bars, (the Bourdon Pub and Oz) which flank either side of Bourbon Street and St. Ann. If the weekend has a signature event though, its the Southern Decadence parade which begins at the Golden Lantern on Royal Street on Sunday afternoon and winds its way through the French Quarter on the whim of who ever happens to be the Grand Marshal that year. Since the grand marshals tends to be eminent figures from the city's bar and nightlife scenes, you can expect the parade to hit most the main watering holes in the lower quarter before dispersing just as informally as it began.

Even if you choose not to pack your favorite wig and a pair of 7 inch-showgirl pumps and be on display yourself (you are highly encouraged to do so.) The costumes worn by the grand marshal and his or her retinue are not to be missed". This is quoting them in their advertisements. Does this sound like Sodom and Gomorrah in Lot's day from the Old Testament? "Leave your prudish friends and family at home. Parades and nonstop parties, Southern Decadence may be most famous or infamous for the displays of naked flesh which characterize the event-which is only fitting, since New Orleans in early September is generally the closest thing you'll ever experience to walking around in a steam bath outside of a health spa. While police have started to crack down on public lewdness and pressure from a local crackpot conservative religious organization has caused the five day festival to be a little more sedate than it was in years past, the atmosphere of Southern Decadence has stayed true to its name and public displays of sexuality are pretty much everywhere you look. Like I say, you might want to leave your more prudish friends and family at home. However, if you're open-minded enough to plan on joining the crowds this year, its not too late to find a place to stay. New Orleans is built around the hospitality industry, and there are usually plenty of accommodations available over Labor Day weekend in and near the French Quarter to suit every taste and budget. Don't just limit yourself to looking for places to stay in the French quarter; there are plenty of lodgings available in the central business district and Faubourg Marigny, and you'll appreciate having somewhere quite yet nearby to retire to when you need a break from the crowds. After all, the party in New Orleans never really stops-during Southern Decadence weekend or anytime of year. Aug-ust 31st September 5, 2005". I am told that the parade did go on although maybe fewer.

These people are perverted obviously until death do them part from this world of choice.

Who will preach the gospel true to the Bible and the will of God? To stand up against the power of evil. The commercial church will not recover from their compromised position.

The Mega churches with their positive message never preaching against sin of any sort will not glorify you into heaven. God has not changed the rules for a Christian to live by.

The AIDS epidemic has not stopped the g-a-y/l-e-sbian movement and a little hurricane will not stop them who prefer the same flesh against the will and order of God Almighty.

200 school buses are underwater that could have been used to collect the citizens to be evacuated before the storm hit and this was written into the evacuation plan but no one read the plan. Paper money reported laying on the ground and no one would pick it up because it would not spend, nothing to buy. The only answer is repentance but it is not suggesting by city, state, federal or the church. The awful job now of identifying the dead.

Relatives are showing up looking for their next of kind but they are being turned away.