7-7-07 Lucky Day for Struggling New York City Author as He Re-releases his Book about Ronald Reagan Being the Anti-Christ

Gregory GOrDon author of Ronald Reagan: Antichrist was informed that he will be able to stay in his rent subsidized residence in spite of his many transgressions using a legal drug known as poppers. Now he is actively promoting the legalization of marijuana a cause he has written about in the book which was re-released with the new title on July 4th the 17th anniversary of his break-in into Ronald Reagan's Bel-Air CA home.

New York, NY (PRWEB) July 8, 2007 -- Gregory GOrDon, known to millions of Howard Stern fans as the angry black Jesus and who can often be seen walking around midtown Manhattan dressed all in white was informed that he would not have to move out of his comfortable apartment on 37th St. in Manhattan due to his abuse of a drug known as poppers or Rush. GOrDon who took up use of the drug due to his current legal status has actively taken up the cause for the legalization of marijuana in a revision of his book about how Ronald Reagan meets the Biblical requirements to be named as the anti-Christ.

GOrDon's third revision of his 2001 book which now goes by the title of Ronald Reagan: Antichrist contains an entire chapter devoted to the discussion of why he feels that marijuana should be legalized and it is not the simple medical marijuana argument. He argues that it is an effective way to enhance one's inner meditations and outer supplications unto God. He states that he is currently praying more than ever and sees 7-7-07 as his lucky day.

"Although I found out that I would not have to leave my apartment a couple of days before 7-7-07, I credit my luck to the fact that 777 day was this week." He stated.

"I used to use marijuana to meditate and gain enlightenment." says GOrdon who is now on Federal Probation after threatening George W. Bush in an attempt to prevent the war in Iraq, news of which is also new to this edition of the book. "I got into the bad habit of using Rush as a replacement for weed. But it turned out to be a hundred times more addictive." he adds.

"It was hard to stop and every now and then I have strong cravings. I never knew something that is used so openly in certain circles could cause so many problems." GOrDon laments. Poppers are commonly used as a sexual enhancement drug in the gay community and have gained popularity among straight youth as well.

GOrDon's luck has carried him through several tough situations including twice having a gun pointed at his head, once when he broke into Ronald Reagan's home 17 years ago on July 4th of 1990 in a mock assassination attempt designed to get him publicity for his cause against Reagan and another time in response to a call he made to the Secret Service. Ronald Reagan: Antichrist details his story and provides over 40 omens pointing to Reagan as the beast of Revelation 12 and 13. It will be available from on-line bookstores such as Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com in time for the Christmas holiday. Currently it is available from LightoftheWorld.com

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