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Originally Posted by Drake
Don’t hide behind Brother John Ingalls. You and others conveniently use him to distract from the present conversation.
Here is some straight talk since you brought him up: John Ingalls should have called the police. He was the leading elder where this assault occurred. He tolerated criminal activity for a decade?
Drake
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Drake, what a farce. You are right about one thing--someone should have called the police. How about Witness Lee? Instead, he forced out two groups of his coworkers who discovered at different times that the manager of the ministry-of-the-age publishing house, his son, was groping sisters at 1853 W. Ball Road. The first was in the 1970s (Max Rapoport). The second was in the 1980s (John Ingalls). It was
Witness Lee who led the cover-up, not John Ingalls. Then he concocted a "fermentation of the present rebellion" around anyone who dared mention it.
Should the sisters assaulted by the MOTA's son leave the LC movement? Or should they stay? And don't misunderstand me, Drake--this is a question about the "ground of the church."