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Date Posted: 14/06/10 3:05:11pm
Author: Luke
Subject: Re: Shoes
In reply to: Barbara 's message, "Shoes" on 14/06/10 10:56:15am

Oh yes I agree barbara, keeping you in poverty was a tactic to keep you downtrodden, they still do this, if you'd stayed you'd end up wearing charity shop rejects, as you wouldn't have the money for anything else.

A fiver a year sounds about right, and all part of the plan, shows how sneaky and devious and evil the ja really are.

Some sisters still live that way, this was the kind of poverty I meant in my posts.

I can only imagine the bullying the children must have received.

One house leader though used to make the children share shoes and socks, sick when you think of the money they had, same as he m and s food thing.

Shabby houseing, shabby clothes, no variety of food, no going out, ja life was boring drudgery.

The ja make big stuff of people buying children gap clothing, and designer stuff, dismissing it as worldly, and they have a point, but to tell you to only spend �40 a year on clothes is extreme, as is giving people a fiver out of benefits, madness, Noel was a madman, maybe people will realisemthsy were following a madman soon, and they still are, lets face it, a lot of ja groaned when they heard haines had taken over.

>I remember the JA Edict coming from Noel that if we
>spent more than �40 a year on clothes (including
>shoes) we were serving Satan. I remember working it
>out in my head how I was going to be able to afford my
>daughter's shoes, as children need several pairs every
>year, and they are not cheap. I think my calculations
>left me that I would be able to spend no more than �5
>a year on myself.
>
>I can hardly believe how much distress these people
>caused me, it was a massive spiritual burden they
>placed on everyone. I can see now that it was all part
>of the brainwashing tactic, to keep us all at rock
>bottom.

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Re: Shoes - child abuse -- Barbara, 14/06/10 6:13:01pm
- Re: Shoes - child abuse -- Luke, 14/06/10 6:26:31pm

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>Oh yes I agree barbara, keeping you in poverty was a >tactic to keep you downtrodden, they still do this, if >you'd stayed you'd end up wearing charity shop >rejects, as you wouldn't have the money for anything >else. > >A fiver a year sounds about right, and all part of the >plan, shows how sneaky and devious and evil the ja >really are. > >Some sisters still live that way, this was the kind of >poverty I meant in my posts. > >I can only imagine the bullying the children must have >received. > >One house leader though used to make the children >share shoes and socks, sick when you think of the >money they had, same as he m and s food thing. > >Shabby houseing, shabby clothes, no variety of food, >no going out, ja life was boring drudgery. > >The ja make big stuff of people buying children gap >clothing, and designer stuff, dismissing it as >worldly, and they have a point, but to tell you to >only spend �40 a year on clothes is extreme, as is >giving people a fiver out of benefits, madness, Noel >was a madman, maybe people will realisemthsy were >following a madman soon, and they still are, lets face >it, a lot of ja groaned when they heard haines had >taken over. > >>I remember the JA Edict coming from Noel that if we >>spent more than �40 a year on clothes (including >>shoes) we were serving Satan. I remember working it >>out in my head how I was going to be able to afford my >>daughter's shoes, as children need several pairs every >>year, and they are not cheap. I think my calculations >>left me that I would be able to spend no more than �5 >>a year on myself. >> >>I can hardly believe how much distress these people >>caused me, it was a massive spiritual burden they >>placed on everyone. I can see now that it was all part >>of the brainwashing tactic, to keep us all at rock >>bottom.
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