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Originally Posted by UntoHim
"In 1972 he (W.E. Miller) gave up editing the Gazette and took a full-time position as chief engineer/designer with Daystar Motor Homes, Inc., 1414 West Artesia Blvd., Compton, California. The firm's $70,000 26ft luxury motor home was built on a Dodge 440 commercial truck chassis by a third party in Taiwan named Phosphorous, a Chinese-American firm connected with Witness Lee's Southern Californian 'Local Church'.
Miller even travelled to Phosphorous' Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Republic of China) factory to make arrangements for the construction of the Cor-Ten steel body and teak interior.
Only 16 Daystars are known to have been constructed before the firm closed down in 1975, the victim of an alleged money-laundering scheme initiated by Phosphorous' directors Timothy Lee, Samuel Chang and K.H. Weigh."
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This is an incredible, independent, piece of LC history, which confirms what many former insiders have told us. Here we have three diverse Witness Lee minions. Samuel Chang was the brother of Watchman Nee's wife, and Kenneth Weigh worked with Nee, and worked on Nee's books, including his testimony.
I have always found it amazing how even well-respected spiritual ministers can sacrifice righteousness in order to further their leader's agenda.