Comments on: My Demonic Powers

By: Kirrily XPKG

Kirrily XPKG — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 23:21:30 +0000

In Australia, it is VERY hard to withdraw your Superannuation (equivalent to 401k in the USA) – you practically have to be dying before they let you make a withdrawal. Even if you need the money because you will go bankrupt without it, it is still nearly impossible.

Hopefully this has saved some Aussies from giving theirs to RW – I think if Wayne could have cashed in his Super, he would have

I wonder if Wayne has got another job?

By: Mike (DDTFA)

Mike (DDTFA) — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 22:20:59 +0000

“Poor Terry” is still buying into Weinland’s delusions, and if he happened to read this comment thread would think that we are the deluded ones. Terry has recently been rewarded for his decade-plus of loyalty with elevation to Senior Elder status. He’s young enough that it will be at least a decade before he regrets (thinks-differently) about having withdrawn from his 401k to give his old-age security to Ron.

By: toby

toby — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 22:16:00 +0000

Thanks Mike, it,s interesting how things are done in different countries. Poor Terry (literally now) how sad, looking back though, I have done some stupid things myself but nothing on that scale.

By: Mike (DDTFA)

Mike (DDTFA) — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 17:42:04 +0000

Seems I have a lot of Ephriamites on my blog . Kirrily is correct that a 401k is a retirement plan in the USA. Contributions to your fund are not taxed immediately, only withdrawals from the fund are taxed. However, if withdrawals are made before a certain age (usually 59 1/2) there is an additional 10% penalty taken. And withdrawals underage have to be approved.

Terry Wrozek did that several years ago, he’s under 55. He talked in a sermon about being counseled by a retirement expert before they’d let him withdraw the money to give to his spiritual idol.

By: toby

toby — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 13:36:30 +0000

Thanks Kirrily, I’ve been in cog land a long time, truth is often hard to pin down one hears many things but I often find that what a man says and what he means
by what he says are not always the same thing I,ve asked a couple of times from ministers on this subject but could not get a straight answer, so I thought I’d ask here and maybe someone who has left would like to tell it like it is
On the subject of third tithe, HWA made a judgement around 1972 that if by paying 3rd tithe you put yourself in the position that you required 3rd tithe assistance then you shouldn’t pay it but this was often played down by (so called) over zealous ministers.
As for RW asking for your 2nd tithe – amazing, disgusting and totally selfish.
thanks for the info. on 401k