July 2012 – …George Zimmerman has no regrets from the night he killed unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin, the Florida resident told Fox News’s Sean Hannity Wednesday.

“I feel that it was all God’s plan,” Zimmerman said. “I’m not a racist and I’m not a murderer.”

In a televised interview accompanied by his lawyer, Zimmerman recounted the events before and after he shot and killed Martin on Feb. 26. Throughout, Zimmerman remained calm, calling it a “tragic situation” that he hopes is the “most difficult thing I’ll ever go through in my life.” — US News & World Report

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It must have been a piece of cake, then … going by George Zimmerman’s 2012 confession of the murder of Trayvon Martin … for Martin to go through the ending of his life.

What is truly striking about this is that Zimmerman, apparently able to foresee into God’s plans from his tiny window and back yard in Sanford FL at the time, stated that he felt it “was all God’s plan” for him to take young Master Martin’s life for no reason whatsoever except that his dark skin color and hoodie made him out to be a perceived criminal, though Martin was unarmed, had committed no crime that night or any others, and certainly did not leave this world with his murderer’s drug addictions or criminal records tagged to his good name.

No, young Master Martin was not a saint; but between the two of them, the one who is dead had a brighter future than the one who claimed God’s will as a reason for his demonic behaviors.

As a side note, it wasn’t that long ago that President Obama made a statement that left the nation in awe of his ‘remaining years candor’ as of late. He said that “No religion is responsible for violence and terrorism. People are responsible for violence and terrorism.”

Some took that to mean that he was practicing avoidance behavior for not calling out “Muslim terrorists” for what they are, others took it that to mean that he was “jumping on” Christians while protecting Muslims, others took it to mean just what it meant – the ultimate equalizer. When it comes to religion, stop using it as an excuse, or as leverage, to attack others … the “west is not at war with Islam.”

New Republic interpreted President Obama’s comments, “blind men touching elephant”-style as his “being right to compare Christianity’s violent PAST to the [current] Islamic state.”

“Humanity has been grappling with these questions throughout human history. And lest we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place, remember that during the Crusades and the Inquisition, people committed terrible deeds in the name of Christ. In our home country, slavery and Jim Crow all too often was justified in the name of Christ.”

Here’s the problem with New Republic’s take on it. Christianity’s violence is most assuredly NOT in the past … not to hear American Jihadists like George Zimmerman talk about “God’s plans” to have him kill Trayvon Martin.

It would do someone well at this moment to ‘get’ what President Obama was talking about when he said “no religion is responsible for violence,” but too many still won’t get it.

They are blinded to their own particular religion’s violent and extremist behaviors in the name of some “god” that just goes around planning and commanding murders-on-demand and ‘at-will’ for issues like being Black while wearing white-unapproved clothing at night during a walk to your father’s home to watch television.

It’s odd how all of these “American Christians” who invoke the name of God in their ills make a perfect case for mankind’s leanings toward atheism. These so-called “christian terrorists” make an incredible argument for becoming an atheist, and they open the door to it.

And as a woman who believes and knows that George Zimmerman told a big fat humongous lie on God and accused Him of being a common killer who made “plans” to have Zimmerman kill Trayvon Martin that night, that’s two more than solid offensive other-worldly “counts” to be brought against Zimmerman that ought to send him straight to hell on the fastest thing smoking …

1) Thou shalt not kill; and

2) Blasphemy against the Name of God by claiming that the Lord (or “God”) acted that night by the hand of Zimmerman’s true leader, Beelzebub.

To lie about God is one thing, to lie ON God is a whole other thing all together. There is no forgiveness for that on this side of eternity, or the other.