President Nelson Addresses Sic Et Non, NNL And The Mopologists

[Marcus]

Midgley has decided to “forget” he reads here, maybe in an effort to follow Nelson?

Louis Midgley
DanielPeterson
3 days ago

I must admit that I am actually quite pleased that, at least for the most part, those at what Professor Peterson likes to call "the Peterson Obsession Board" tend to simply ignore me. But how would I even know, since I do not even know the name of that thing, and hence also how to access it.

http://disq.us/p/2tts438

Midgley just posted the exact year, month, day, hour and minute that someone he dislikes registered an account here, or at the "sewer," as he puts it.

I find this pretty funny, because doesn't the Midge-Boy regularly insist he never reads here? But, in orderto know the exact minute someone registered, not only do you have to read it here, but you have to have a registered account to do so!

I think the Midge has been lying a bit. Or probably, a LOT. honesty doesn't seem to be his forté.

Sadly, midge’s memory may be failing him. Or not.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Midgley is a , has always been a , and when he’s dead and buried the only way to honor him is to make sure he’s wearing his size 30 .

- Doc

[Jason Bourne]

I would bet money this was said to prevent the leaders from being maligned for their financial shenanigans.

The real message is "shut up and obey your leaders." Don't question those who blindly follow us and idiotically come up with a nonsensical apologetic regarding the recent SEC problems. And don't question us on finances, ever.

That seems to be RFM's and Bill Reel's position. There we a few talks along the same lines as Nelson's.

[msnobody]

For the first time in 19 years, I attended Relief Society today. President Nelson’s peacemaker general conference address was taught in Relief Society and Priesthood.

I’m not going into details, but something else in the lesson reminded me of how sometimes when a Latter-day Saint’s testimony takes a hit upon learning about something troubling in church history, and leadership becomes aware of it, the member is often promoted to a higher church calling.