A new BOMBSHELL report lays out how the First Presidency not only actively engaged in defrauding the Federal Government in the SEC Scandal, but also how the First Presidency is still actively engaged in deceiving its own members by portraying themselves as innocent of any wrongdoing! From RFM Investigative Studios:
One might lament how the accountants of BYU could stoop to deceive once they work for the Church, but I think this is understandable when we consider the values instilled in them at the BYU Ferengi School of Business. The Church accountants had the lobes to turn a blind eye when needed. The Church needed them to be dishonest in order to fool the membership and the federal government and they pulled it off until one of them with a remaining conscience (smaller lobes for business) blew the whistle.
Anyway, RFM helps layout, with the help of the Widow's Might Project, a better understanding of how this deception is being continued on the membership.
It is interesting to see faithful members look no further than the church's PR statement on the issue. However, like certain aspects of the CES letter and topics essays, the truth is VERY easy to check and it is VERY easy to see how church leaders deliberately broke the law. For 20 years. While claiming to follow all of the laws.
It'll be one of those special, festering shelf items.
Any other American church found guilty of the same type of offense would have been criticized by the Mormon Church while all its members point their fingers with sanctimonious noses in the air.
Mormons are hypocrites and their leaders are crooks and liars.
Now the Church must pay the fine because it knowingly broke the law hoping to get away with the crime.
The First Presidency is GUILTY. Period. End of story.
There is no grey area on this one. They clearly broke the law, and they are engaged in prevaricating about the whole thing. This was no clerical error. It was willful deception to keep the members in the dark. A vote of no confidence in a crooked board would be in order right about yesterday.
"He disturbs the laws of his country, he forces himself upon women, and he puts men to death without trial.” ~Otanes on the monarch, Herodotus Histories 3.80.
Well look at that. The church will get its own 60 minutes episode this Sunday.
THE CHURCH’S FIRM – 60 MINUTES reports on the $100 billion fortune built by the secretive investment arm of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a whistleblower’s allegation that instead of spending the money on good works, hundreds of millions were used to bail out businesses with church ties. Sharyn Alfonsi speaks with David Nielsen, a former senior portfolio manager at the church’s firm, about his role in a federal investigation and decision to come forward. Guy Campanile is the producer.
I hope Daniel C Peterson will be watching. He doesn’t have any excuse to remain ignorant about the “extremely complicated and hazy” details any longer.
I hope Daniel C Peterson will be watching. He doesn’t have any excuse to remain ignorant about the “extremely complicated and hazy” details any longer.
Waddell. We don't consider it secret but rather confidential. What's the difference? Puzzled look.
Dr. Peterson might argue that the tactics required by God to maintain this financial deception Trump the philosophies and reporting requirements of Man.
There is no grey area on this one. They clearly broke the law, and they are engaged in prevaricating about the whole thing. This was no clerical error. It was willful deception to keep the members in the dark. A vote of no confidence in a crooked board would be in order right about yesterday.
All of us who are still members (MINOs) had that opportunity a few weeks ago.
A quick raising of the hand in opposition, followed by a message to the Stake President, is all that it takes.
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