Comments on: IRS Criminal Investigation And Ronald Weinland

By: Kirrily XPKG

Kirrily XPKG — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:13:28 +0000

All this tax stuff is a bit beyond me. I just hope he gets busted.

Can’t wait for your next post on it Mike!

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:22:02 +0000

I am sure that Ron is not used to providing verifiable proof such as is required by the IRS. Something tells me that saying “Believe me because it is true” won’t hold water with them.

By: Mike (DDTFA)

Mike (DDTFA) — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 01:52:18 +0000

It wouldn’t do any good to email the FBI. It’s just too bad, but it’s not against the law to be a false prophet and ask people to send you all your money.

By: jack635

jack635 — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 23:54:32 +0000

What a blast from the past. I followed the first link in this post and read myself commentiing:

“I was thinking of sending an email to the FBI, but I see you have it under control.”

I now remember how astonished I was that RW was telling his listeners to cash in their 401Ks and their gold and property would be worthless. Now I just expect him to say those things.

By: Mike (DDTFA)

Mike (DDTFA) — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 23:18:05 +0000

Jack, if convicted Ron would most likely have to serve some prison time. I’ll have more to say about that it a future post.

I believe that Ron ordained Laura as prophetess and placed her over the church as a contingency for his imprisonment. During prison visits, he can give her instructions on how to run things and deal with problems. As far as sermons, he would have Wayne and Johnny take turns, possibly with Terry filling in as well. That way there wouldn’t be a single speaker replacing him and set up to take over.

By: jack635

jack635 — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 18:08:39 +0000

And IF the “appointed one” decided that he rather likes being in that position

The war of the prophets would probably ensue.

If Ron is convicted, and I hope he is, there is a good chance he would get a fine and interest penalties. Unless he has a past criminal record. But I do not know how severe your laws are in the U.S.
I have read in the past of large corporations receiving large fines for things normal people would go to jail for.

Time will tell, an das Dill Weed says: Tick Tock…your time runs short Ron.

By: DRMR

DRMR — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:36:19 +0000

Whisper says:
August 5, 2009 at 08:03
“Criminal Investigation?
Criminal, as in go to jail – do not pass go – bars – cells – guards…?
Oh my, whom would run the church of God?
There is only one True Church, whom would take the mantel and give the sermans?”

Imagine IF Ron had to do some time.

And IF he appointed someone to take charge in his absence.

And IF the “appointed one” decided that he rather likes being in that position, and started consolidating his own power and control over the church, kind of like Ron did a few years earlier.

And now Ron has to watch this happening from his jail cell, not being able to really do much about it.

Seems to me like that would be a torment “made to order”, just for Ron.

By: Whisper

Whisper — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 13:03:56 +0000

Criminal Investigation?
Criminal, as in go to jail – do not pass go – bars – cells – guards…?
Oh my, whom would run the church of God?
There is only one True Church, whom would take the mantel and give the sermans?
Not voiceless Witless #2.
Would Ron dare to give the oration devise of the church to a single “man” Eldar?
Remember, oration is how Ron got everything to begin wtih. While the “church” is a corporation in his name alone, it’s the sheeples that feed that corporation. Without the sheep the corporation is an empty shell. If an “orator” took the post and swayed the sheep then Ron could get out of jail to a congregation that is swayed by another, that would not do.
Would Laura run the corporation and choose different “speakers” each week?