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Originally Posted by Trapped
The only thing I can conclude by the actions of the co-workers is that they know they are operating a sham. You better believe DCP and the ones who write the defensive articles read word-for-word the stuff that's out there about and against the LC. They only scare the members because they can see it all matches up.
Which, to me, can only mean that it's willful deception.
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When the DCP wrote an article on Daystar, after news of it broke on FaceBook, they omitted WL's son Timothy. According to ones who were there, Timothy came to WL and wanted to start a business making motor homes. WL then actively promoted the idea to LC members as a money-making investment, that it would create jobs, and fund LC activities.
DCP confirms that Daystar was ostensibly created to fund the gospel outreach and support church work. But many who were there knew the role of WL's immediate family, and their initiation of and direct benefit from the company. Yet DCP never mentions this, whilst repeatedly touting what it calls "facts". To me this shows deliberate misrepresentation. They push some facts, and hide others, and try to skew the truth to minimize damage caused by this long-hidden fiasco recently coming to light.
Even when they're forced to address something, they try to evade.