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  1. Muff Potter says:

    A good tort lawyer can smell money like a good hound can smell treed raccoons.

  2. filbertz says:

    perhaps it will be the loss of loot that brings a sense of perspective and repentance to the CC brand. There appears to be a true lack of compassion for the harm their own ‘missionaries’ perpetrated on these children and complete lack of awareness of the stain and stench on the gospel and Church. Their approach appears to be ‘raise the drawbridge, send the archers to the walls, and start boiling the oil…’

  3. TH says:

    This is an example of the underlying problems with churches and many organizations in general. The idea was good but the execution allowed individuals to use the lack of oversight to their
    advantage.

    The problem directly with CC type leadership is they teach a perverted idea about the “anointing” of leadership and put fear into others about question/challenging them.

    In the world it’s even worse and becomes Mafia like threats to health and family.

    Here’s a good example where people wanted to help feed others and then the sharks circled.

    From CBS News:

    “In July 2019, Minnesota state officials spotted early signs of fraud that would eventually siphon away more than $1 billion in taxpayer money, but they quickly faced pressure from leaders of the charitable group Feeding Our Future to stop asking questions, according to multiple former employees at the Minnesota Department of Education.

    The scandal, which has already led to 61 convictions, has widely been viewed as a byproduct of the COVID-19 pandemic. At one point, then-Attorney General Merrick Garland called it “the largest pandemic relief fraud scheme” in the United States.”

    My point is there is a never ending supply of liars and cheats. Some may have even started with the best of intentions, however we know what road is paved with those.

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