Comments on: IRS Criminal Investigation Seeks “A Little” Information

By: todd

todd — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:18:32 +0000

the apostle Paul did spend time in prison….probably why rw is now claiming to be an apostle…..he is an arrogant fool.

By: Mike (DDTFA)

Mike (DDTFA) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 12:37:38 +0000

The outcome of the court hearing is described in my next post.

By: Mike (DDTFA)

Mike (DDTFA) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:35:49 +0000

I haven’t been able to find anywhere in the Bible that says that Jesus was thrown in prison. Even at the end, he was put on trial as soon as he was apprehended.

If Ron is convicted and sentenced to prison, he probably will be sent to a low/minimum security facility like Ashland, so he probably won’t end up as someone’s bitch. Maybe he’ll start a new church while in prison. His followers who shrug off the lack of fulfilled prophecies and the lack of any exhibition of witness powers would probably be able to shrug off his being harmed by being imprisoned.

Prison could actually save Ron’s life. After all, if he’s in prison on May 23, 2012 it will be hard for the beast power to kill him in the streets of Jerusalem.

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:33:26 +0000

It is like anything…when the leader is gone, the sheep lose their strength in the majority of cases. This is a fact and thus the majority of Weinland’s followers will leave him if he went to prison….I would say at least 60% will leave….hopefully higher…as time goes on it will likely be 80%.
Another interesting note is that the surname “Weinland” sounds German….and strangely so does the Judge “Wehrman” in this court case…dunno if it means anythin but I find it interesting lol

By: Kirrily XPKG

Kirrily XPKG — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:30:38 +0000

I would hope that a lot of his membership would start to question Ron if he did go to jail, but by now all of this is SO engrained in their everyday life that I don’t think it will end for them until Ron either:-

1. Ron quits (even then they will find it hard to stop believing).
2. Ron dies

Sometimes I wonder if Ron will actually admit he is wrong about being the witness but saying someone else (ie. Matthews/Harrell) is in fact the witness.

God, there are so many avenues for the monster to take – so many ways he can retain power.

To me now, out of all the relegious cons, this HAS to be the most obvious to the outside observor, but to the members, they have to now PURPOSELY and WILLFULLY ignore all EVIDENCE that Ron is wrong – and they are doing that very nicely.

I no longer believe they are victims – but as Dr Phil would say, they are getting a pay off somehow, as they CHOOSE to keep believing.

Sick, sick, sick (lol).

By: RK

RK — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:35:26 +0000

Graham,

You are so right.

But in this case, I would think (at least hope) that Ron’s people, at some point, would then begin to question “Why isn’t Ron calling on his Witness Powers”.

On the other hand, if Ron did become, uhmmm….someone’s “property”, shall we say; well that would tell all.

By: Graham

Graham — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:17:55 +0000

It will not matter to many of his sheeple if he is put in Jail -My wife says even Jesus went to jail !!

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:05:11 +0000

Good sleuthing. I bet Weinland is anxiously awaiting the results of this. If he has nothing to hide, then he wouldn’t be compelling his daughter to keep quiet. Maybe the whole family will be convicted. Wouldn’t that be a great way this con ends!