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Date Posted: 15/03/10 11:29:14am
Author: Barbara
Subject: Re: Benefit of the doubt
In reply to: isa 's message, "Re: Benefit of the doubt" on 11/03/10 1:23:56pm

I showed Mick proof of widespread institutional child abuse all over the UK and Channel Islands - a very large and influential paedophile ring and human trafficking syndicate. I cannot understand why Mick is not going as Stephen Green has done, everything within his power to try to expose the dreadful crimes against children that are being committed all over this land every single day. Stephen Green has very limited resources, but he is working like a slave to try to stop these dreadful crimes - he prays night and day and I think the poor man hardly gets any rest because of the horror he feels that such wickedness is going on, and his zeal to save these children.

Stephen has lobbied Parliament and written to the Queen to ask for a day of national prayer, because of these horrors. Brian Gerrish, another upstanding Christian gentleman, is touring the country to educate people in to what is happening, and he also is praying for this to stop.

I cannot understand why Mick is so silent on this issue. It isn't as though the JA is a tiny little church - it is a nationwide network, and could do so much good. It's as though Mick is hiding in a corner on this issue, just like the C of E and Catholics and the rest of the establishment churches. I can understand them being unwilling to expose the corruption, seeing as they get government money ect, but the JA are independant of the government aren't they, so why are they so scared to speak out?

Brian Gerrish is coming to Stafford on 10th April to hold a conference, and he is bringing a number of overseas speakers, and I would have thought that other Christain groups like the JA would have been glad to add their voices to something like this.

The only reason I can see for Mick not speaking out on this issue is cowardice. He cannot say it does not affect him, because it is nationwide - if this paedophile ring is all over the UK - as it is - then ALL our kids are at risk and it needs stopping!

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Replies:

INVITATION TO THE JA -- Barbara, 15/03/10 11:43:21am
- Re: INVITATION TO THE JA -- nelly, 15/03/10 11:33:40pm
  - Re: INVITATION TO THE JA -- Barbara, 16/03/10 11:15:04am
  - Re: INVITATION TO THE JA -- Peter Eveleigh, 16/03/10 9:26:10pm
    - Re: INVITATION TO THE JA -- nelly, 17/03/10 11:10:07pm
      - counter-productive -- Peter Eveleigh, 18/03/10 8:49:44am
        New addition to the JA uniform -- Barbara, 18/03/10 12:49:51pm
        Re: New addition to the JA uniform -- nelly, 18/03/10 11:22:17pm
        Re: counter-productive -- nelly, 18/03/10 11:18:58pm
        Re: counter-productive -- nelly, 19/03/10 8:30:55am
        Re: counter-productive -- nelly, 20/03/10 1:59:04pm
        Re: counter-productive -- Peter Eveleigh, 20/03/10 2:48:31pm
        Re: counter-productive -- peaches - nelly, 20/03/10 9:48:09pm
        Re: counter-productive -- Peter Eveleigh, 20/03/10 9:56:33pm

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>I showed Mick proof of widespread institutional child >abuse all over the UK and Channel Islands - a very >large and influential paedophile ring and human >trafficking syndicate. I cannot understand why Mick is >not going as Stephen Green has done, everything within >his power to try to expose the dreadful crimes against >children that are being committed all over this land >every single day. Stephen Green has very limited >resources, but he is working like a slave to try to >stop these dreadful crimes - he prays night and day >and I think the poor man hardly gets any rest because >of the horror he feels that such wickedness is going >on, and his zeal to save these children. > >Stephen has lobbied Parliament and written to the >Queen to ask for a day of national prayer, because of >these horrors. Brian Gerrish, another upstanding >Christian gentleman, is touring the country to educate >people in to what is happening, and he also is praying >for this to stop. > >I cannot understand why Mick is so silent on this >issue. It isn't as though the JA is a tiny little >church - it is a nationwide network, and could do so >much good. It's as though Mick is hiding in a corner >on this issue, just like the C of E and Catholics and >the rest of the establishment churches. I can >understand them being unwilling to expose the >corruption, seeing as they get government money ect, >but the JA are independant of the government aren't >they, so why are they so scared to speak out? > >Brian Gerrish is coming to Stafford on 10th April to >hold a conference, and he is bringing a number of >overseas speakers, and I would have thought that other >Christain groups like the JA would have been glad to >add their voices to something like this. > >The only reason I can see for Mick not speaking out on >this issue is cowardice. He cannot say it does not >affect him, because it is nationwide - if this >paedophile ring is all over the UK - as it is - then >ALL our kids are at risk and it needs stopping!
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