Biblical Plagues Descend Upon Republican Controlled Florida

The state of Florida is witnessing an uptick in non-conforming cases of leprosy in the state, bringing the plagues from the Old Testament to modern times. In addition to the ancient disease, we have also experienced a rise in Malaria cases. To further prove that the end times are upon us, water temperatures in South Florida have hit the hottest levels on record, topping over 100 degrees. The seas are boiling and the plagues are here, and the Republicans running the state aren't doing a thing about it, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.

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Well, folks, based on recent news reports, it would appear that the biblical plagues from the Old Testament are in fact descending upon the Republican controlled state of Florida. A couple weeks ago, I told you about the fact that we have malaria cases spiking here across the state of Florida. That's not necessarily biblical, but definitely something that is of concern that we have malaria running through Florida. Well, this week we also had reports about the number of cases of leprosy that are apparently mildly spiking in the state of Florida. In fact, the state of Florida now makes up half of the new cases of leprosy that the United States has seen this year. There's been 15 cases nationally, eight of them from the state of Florida. Leprosy, of course, is in fact a biblical ailment. It is an ancient disease, but believe it or not, it's not super uncommon because leprosy can be spread by armadillos.

That is, in fact, one of the number one ways here in the United States, that people contract leprosy because the bacteria that causes it likes to make its home on armadillos. The problem we're actually seeing now in the state of Florida though, is that we're getting lots of cases popping up that have nothing to do with armadillos. People going to the hospital, finding out they have leprosy, and then of course the C d C and the State Department of Health finding out that these individuals had no contact with armadillos. They, they don't see armadillos. Most of them probably couldn't identify what an armadillo looks like in the wild. So that's the story, that's the problem. It's not just that we have leprosy, we've always had cases. They're actually kind of spreading around the American south, uh, becoming what researchers are scared to call endemic. So leprosy may just be here to stay, but let's count that as a biblical plague, right?

Leprosy. Okay. Well, we also have the seas boiling around the state of Florida. Reports this week have also told us that we have sea temperatures in South Florida that have now reached over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, the hottest water temperature on record for this state. Since the invention of record keeping corals are dying, the Florida keys are dying, they are boiling in the hot sun and hot waters. And as we all know, the seas boiling is of course, something mentioned in Revelations. It is actually a, a predictor of the end times. Now, if I were a religious man, which I am not, sorry, mom, if you're watching this, I'm not, um, I'd be a little worried, right? The next thing we need is for a, a, a, a swarm of locusts or perhaps frogs to be raining down from the sky. And technically, even though we don't have, you know, invasive

Amphibians running rampant here in Florida, we do have lots of invasive reptiles, uh, especially in central and south Florida. We've got the Burmese pythons that have become a massive problem. We do have the iguanas in South Florida that are a massive problem. I know reptiles are not amphibians, but you know what? It's close enough. Maybe we should count that as another biblical plague. The point of all of this, however, the health problems, the climate change problems, because that's what it boils down to, right? We have health issues here in the state of Florida, and the state is doing nothing about it.