Wait, don't the jewkike insurance scams call "acts of God" uninsurable causes anyway? After all, the jews don't want to cover anything that they can attribute to God because they hate God and Jesus. Either way the church wouldn't be covered. Thanks parasitic jew rats.
Wait, don't the jewkike insurance scams call "acts of God" uninsurable causes anyway? After all, the jews don't want to cover anything that they can attribute to God because they hate God and Jesus. Either way the church wouldn't be covered. Thanks parasitic jew rats.
Jew insurance scams only pay out "Acts of God" when a synagogue gets hit by a bout of jewish lightning, a bolt from the blue if you will.
AKA they set up something to set the place on fire and the investigators will claim that it was totally not a set up to get a cut of the dosh.
If it truly was an act of God, I pray He'd strike when they were all present and all the doors would find themselves barred.
Jew insurance scams only pay out "Acts of God" when a synagogue gets hit by a bout of jewish lightning, a bolt from the blue if you will.
AKA they set up something to set the place on fire and the investigators will claim that it was totally not a set up to get a cut of the dosh.
If it truly was an act of God, I pray He'd strike when they were all present and all the doors would find themselves barred.
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