Army Orders Bible Verses on Scopes Removed  The Army has put out
instructions that Bible verses etched into scopes on military
rifles by the company that produces them be removed. Todd
Starnes, who is paid by Fox News to turn every molehill he finds
into a mountain, is predictably outraged.      Here’s my
favorite part:  Trijicon did not return phone calls seeking
comment. A company spokesman told ABC News in 2010 that the
inscriptions had always been on the sights and there was nothing
wrong or illegal with including them.  The company told ABC they
believed the issue had been raised by a group that is “not
Christian.”  Yeah, that’s relevant. Imagine that, a non-
Christian having an opinion on something, and a correct one at
that.  26 comments on this post.   1. Kevin:      Seriously, if
I were a Christian, I’d be outraged that bible verses were put
on an instrument of death.      That Jesus fellow never said
anything like “pop a cap in his ass”, or “make sure you account
for crosswinds when sighting your sco