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i've always considered graham to be a spooky tool of the ptb/nwo/occultazoids.
his influence with politicians has been amazing.
so of course i had to look up his doctor's name(Lucian) to see what it means.

http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/9583534/

Asheville, N.C. — Evangelist Billy Graham, 92, was admitted Wednesday to an
Asheville hospital.
In a statement, a spokesman for Mission Hospital said Graham had a "health
episode" Tuesday night and was being treated for a pulmonary ailment.
Lucian Rice, Graham's primary care doctor, said, “He is resting comfortably and
is fully alert.”
Despite his age, Graham is in overall good health, according to his staff.
The man once dubbed "America's pastor" has receded from public life in recent
years and spends most of his time with family and close friends at his Montreat
home. President Barack Obama paid him a visit there in April 2010, and former
vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin visited in 2009.

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/Lucian

Lucian meaning and name origin
Lucian \l(u)-cian\ as a boy's name is pronounced
LOO-shun. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Lucian is "light".
Variant of Lucius. Luciano is an Italian and
Spanish form.
Saint Lucian of Antioch (fourth century) was a
noted scholar.
Artist Lucian Freud; opera celebrity Luciano
Pavarotti.
Lucian has 7 variant forms: Luciano, Lucianus,
Lucien, Lucio, Lucjan, Lukianos and Lukyan.
For more information, see also related names Loukas
and Luke.
Baby names that sound like Lucian are Lasean and
Lesean.
View a list of the 3 names that reference Lucian.
Popularity of Lucian
Lucian is not a popular first name for men but a
very popular surname or last name for all people (#22871 out of
88799).
(1990 U.S. Census)

What a strange name for a doctor of some Christian "expert".

I can tell you back in the 80's Graham "sold out" Mile High Stadium for like a week straight (75k people a night). My church youth group went to it, the entire city of Denver was inundated with Graham madness.

I went down to the field and "accepted Jesus" just because I wanted to go down to the field the Broncos played on. This was 1987 I believe, so needless to say, I was no "Riggie" yet at the age of 11 or 12 or so, but I was still developing my rebellion to all the shit I would ultimately make my home in. Graham, promise keepers etc are all about the occult ritual of actually having nothing to do with religion and everything to do with the sensations of enjoying fascist authority. Duh.

But anyways, I definitely remember the experience vividly, under those stadium LIGHTS, and definitely not a word of what was said. And I think that is the whole point of everything Graham ever did -- conditioning a generation of fascists and ultimately luciferians.

Yeah, back in the 70's when I was a little hippie Jesus Freak of 12 years old, I thought Billy Graham was the shit. I remember watching these movies, "Christian" movies, and there was one about some guy who was down-and-out, probably into DRUGS (gasp!) and found Jesus and at the end made his way to a Billy Graham show where he met the good man and had his life all turned around. Looking back, it was pure promotional film/PR. But I remember back then I would have trusted Billy Graham with my life.

(wow, this just made me remember the book "The Cross and the Switchblade". Anybody remember that. Nicky Cruz! I bought into those books 100%)