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PAGE 11 - April 30, 2014
Inglis Special Meeting "Unseats"
"Searching for the Truth"
White as Commission President
Fossils Reveal Evidence of Noah's Flood
Inglis commissioner Drew White was forced to give up the presidency on the Inglis
It is common to find dinosaurs in the classic "dead dino
commission almost as fast as he received it. He was voted in at the April 14th meeting by
posture": the head and neck arched back, tail extended
a 3-2 vote and out on April 24th. The special meeting to get White out was followed by a
and hind limbs bent. Many dinosaur skeletons have been
chance meeting White walked in on at an Inglis restaurant in which Mayor Glenda Kirkland
found in this posture, suggesting extreme agony.
was meeting with Yankeetown acting mayor Larry Feldhusen and Bill Williams, a repre-
sentative of SCG Governmental Affairs. SCG is a consulting firm and lobbyist group that
Research has now eliminated the standard idea that this
represents several large corporations in Tallahassee. Kirkland said she was invited to the
"dead dino posture" was caused by the contraction of the
meeting by Feldhusen.
dead animals' tendons as they dried out. Researchers are
When White was asked to leave because the meeting might be construed as a viola-
discovering that animals found in this position died vio-
tion of the Sunshine Law, White said, "this is a public restaurant and I will leave if some-
lent, sudden deaths. Animals go into death throes or "opisthotonos posture" shortly
thing comes up we might vote on". Reportedly SCG was offering information on filing
before they die because of the shortage of oxygen. This shortage of oxygen causes
claims against the BP oil spill. White said he had sat down and was there for about ten
muscles to go into spasms causing the classic posture while they are gasping for
minutes before Mayor Kirkland realized he was there.
breath. The death throes cause the animal to arch its neck and head, extend its tail
Kirkland called town attorney Brad Bettin for his opinion and advised her that
and bend its hind legs. What we see preserved in the fossil record are dinosaurs,
White should leave the meeting or she should adjourn the meeting. Since it was a public
archaeopteryx and other critters in the midst of their death throes.
restaurant White could not be forced to leave so the meeting as adjourned. Bettin quickly
issued a memo on the Sunshine Law to the Mayor and commission. More on this in another
What possible event could cause the asphyxiation of so many creatures preserved in
story.
the "dead dinosaur posture"? The Flood of Noah's day devastated the entire Earth.
The first ten minutes of Thursday's special meting were spent in quite a heated ex-
This was a catastrophic, global flood which buried billions of creatures alive. Evi-
change between the mayor, attorney, Commissioner White, Commissioner Price and Inglis
dence of this global flood is revealed in the common "dead dinosaur posture." Crea-
resident Bill Monteverte. Monteverde insisted the meeting was not properly called.
tures were rapidly buried and experienced a lack of oxygen, which caused them to
All the mayor needs is for a commissioner to suggest something and she may call
go into the throes of death. The next time you are in a museum or see a picture of a
a meeting. If it is something she does not want to call the meeting for, then three signatures
fossilized dinosaur or creature, take a look at its posture--see the death throes pos-
by other commissioners are required. Commissioner White argued that he was the president
ture and know it was killed in the Flood of Noah's day.
and should be running the meeting. The mayor usually gavels the meetings regardless of
who is president.
...everything on dry land that had the breath of life in its nostrils died. Genesis 7:22
The motion passed 3-2 (White & Price voting no) to elect Commissioner Small-
(NIV)
dridge as the president. He would only run the meeting in the absence of the mayor. That
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meeting was made.
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