'What's the Dif'? Perhaps there's a library in your town, you might
avail yourself of its facilities, and educate yourself somewhat in
these
matters.
It's not true that the Baptists molested all those young girls in that
town.
No, the priests and nuns do not sleep together.
It's a lie that they found all those newborn babies buried in the
Catholic Convent basement...........
WHEN will the numbskulls who write this garbage EVER LEARN----?
And when will the fools who read it and believe it realize that these
psychotics
are sick, and are doing these things simply to divide Americans any
way
they can.
This supposed female viscously lies in her pitiful quotation of the
"ritual."
"She" hasn't a clue about which "she" speaks.
"Her" husband running off after one month says alot about her role
as a
wife and woman.
Yes, "David" is a truth teller all right - and so is "Name Withheld."
A most credible witness, to air "her" dirty laundry, in a venue such
as this, anonymously. What a heroic American.
Friends, don't fall for this hogwash. It's junk. Concentrate
on our
real problems.
William Shannon wrote:
http://www.davidicke.com/icke/index1c.html
FORMER MORMON
CONFIRMS
THE HYPOCRISY
OF THE MORMON CHURCH
I have been reading
the articles about the Mormon church on David's site and
I just wanted
to tell you that you are definitely on the right track. I was
raised Mormon
here in Fairbanks, Alaska. I was married in the Salt Lake
Temple in April
1980.
The ceremonies,
word for word, were exactly the same as the Masonic rituals.
I especially
was disgusted by the part of the ritual where I was told that my
husband would
have to "bring me into heaven" - I could not get there by
myself, no matter
how good I was. My husband ran off with an underage hooker
one month after
we returned from the temple, and informed me that I must
remain married
to him, because he wanted to be able to "get some" from me any
time he was
bored with the hooker.
The church told
me, when I complained to them, that I must do as he said, and
that I could
not divorce him. Well, I knew where the court house was, so I
got my divorce,
anyway and left the church in the dust.
Since that time,
I have investigated several organized religions, and have
decided that
I am a spiritual person, but not a religious one. Tell David to
keep on telling
the truth!
Name withheld
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