Heavy Rains have Kentucky 'Ark Park' Suing Insurers

Jerome, you seem to have as much invested in this being a flood as Ken Ham has in it not being one!

As for me, I can get a little humor out of it and move on with life. On the other hand, if I wanted to find something to get real serious about, it would be Ark Encounters LLC suing Lloyd's of London.

 

I tell you it’s gonna rain, It’s gonna rain
You better get ready and bear this in mind
God showed Noah the rainbow sign
It won’t be water but fire the next time.
Way back in the Bible days
Noah told the people it’s gonna rain
But when he told them they paid him no mind
And when it happened they were left behind.
I tell you it’s gonna rain, It’s gonna rain
Lord you better get ready and bear this in mind
God showed Noah the rainbow sign
It won’t be water but fire the next time.
(Listen) they tell me when the water begin to pour
They knock on the window, They knocked on the door
They didn’t know exactly what to do
You don’t want this to happen to you.
I tell you it’s gonna rain, It’s gonna rain
Lord you better get ready and bear this in mind
God showed Noah the rainbow sign
It won’t be water but fire the next time.
Noah said I’m sorry my friend
God’s got the key you can’t get in
If something don’t happen to the hearts of man
The same thing is gonna happen again.
I tell you it’s gonna rain it’s gonna rain
Lord you better get ready and bear this in mind
God showed Noah the rainbow sign
It won’t be water but fire the next time.
Noah told the people in plenty of time
But they were too sinful and they were too blind
And when it came that awful day
They tried to pray but their prayer was too late.
I tell you it’s gonna rain, It’s gonna rain lord
Lord you better get ready and bear this in mind
God showed Noah the rainbow sign
It won’t be water but fire the next time
It won’t be water but fire the next time
It won’t be water but fire the next time.

 

I don't know what kind of rock Ham was talking about. If the foundation was bad, then over a hundred million dollars was squandered. From the pictures linked, it looks as if a retaining wall was built to shore up that side of the hill. Wouldn't the state of Kentucky be involved in permitting such a structure? I think Ham said that the permits took a couple of years.