Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Were the top leaders guilty of human trafficking?

Views expressed do not represent those of University Bible Fellowship




I have so much trouble believing this that I am skeptical of my own memory but this is what I remember

1 The top leaders knew about the information sent by ex members and reformers. I saw Sarah Barry say she threw away letters from people complaining about UBF, I alone am not the only witness to claim this

2 Samuel Lee held people's Passports hostage.  I heard members in good standing say how it was good for Samuel Lee to do that, I alone am not the only witness.

3 A woman in my chapter was supposed to be matched with me, after she rejected many other matches in a row including to other people in the chapter. Suddenly her passport went missing

4 One of the other members said that he hoped the Pastor did not take her passport because this happened to other people with Samuel Lee according to internet articles he read and he thought the Pastor might try to be like Samuel Lee

5 This is highly embarrassing to admit and I had so much trouble believing it really happened but I remember the Pastor saying she has one week to decide if she will marry me and he took her passport because she is so stubborn about marrying anyone.  Now I might have thought this is in my favor which is good but ethically I should tell her but that will not work because she will not believe me.  I remember immediately wondering if  I really remembered that correctly because I could not believe what he told me, so I never told anyone.  If I was absolutely sure he really said that and thought she would believe me I might have told her.  I did not tell anyone because it was so unbelievable I doubted my memory and did not want to take the risk of saying that and it is embarrassing to say you believe something really happened but it is so unbelievable you are not sure if it really did.  I am not saying that my memory is foggy since that was years ago but rather that I remember doubting my memory almost immediately afterward.

6  I was fasting about the marriage during this one week period.

7 the Pastors wife said if I get a  fellowship from the University I should be able to afford to get married.

8 I got a letter saying I was rejected from the fellowship

9 During the one week period the Pastor told me to consider leaving UBF

10 After  he told me to consider leaving UBF I soon later opened a letter saying I received the fellowship  as part of the second  pool of recipients after having had not received funds when I could have married her.  Also she happened to find her passport somewhere it would seem she would have seen it already if it were not placed back there around a time convenient for the Pastor no longer persuading her to marry me if he decided to punish me for my lack of reverence for the most venerable authority structure.  Was that timing divine providence?  I do not know but it seems like it.

11 She was seriously messed up in the head one of her reasons for not marrying me was that  the Pastor and the  Pastor's wife did not unanimously agree that I should marry her, instead of her personal judgment on my character and whether or not she likes me and sees the relationship as practically  feasible.

12 If all that I say is true some of the top leaders are guilty of criminal conspiracy to kidnap people through undue influence in the form of fraud, coercion via immigration officers and theft.   Since vigilante justice would lead to prosecution of the vigilantes although I do not recognize the validity of the United States legal  system I propose taking as many legal actions against them as possible through the very system they are guilty of supporting with all their speeches about obeying authority figures.

13 I am not talking about prosecuting everyone but Sarah Barry surely knew what was going on and if not her level of criminal negligence and wilful ignorance is too far beyond the shadow of doubt that should be set when deciding about trying to press charges or giving her the benefit of the doubt that she might not have known and deciding not to press criminal charges.

Sarah Barry might not have known about some individual abuses of ethics on a microscopic level that occurred in far away UBF chapters that were never reported to her but she had opportunity to hear about the individual instances of abuses that occurred and were reported to her in letters.    Sarah Barry had opportunity to know the unethical activities that were happening on a systematic scale on the macroscopic level or the big picture through the collection of individual abuses she would have been offered information about.

Sarah Barry had ample opportunity to know because she received letters mentioning these abuses then threw them away.  Sarah Barry could have known and only would have failed to know by the act of criminal negligence through throwing away letters mentioning the abuses in order to avoid reading claims of abuse. 

I can think of two motives for throwing away the letters.  First, she may have been avoiding reading claims of abuse because they make her feel bad.  A second possible motive is so that she can claim to have been uninformed of the abuse happening and therefore not guilty of something she would have been guilty of had she known.  Both motives of these motives are unexcuseable.  

Now the reason she told people that she threw out the letters may actually be different then the reason she threw out the letters if she really did do so.  She may have said she threw out the letters to try to discourage other people from reading or listening to claims about systematic abuse within UBF.  She might have actually read the letters but said she threw them away to discourage other people from reading such letters.



Tuesday, April 24, 2018

UBF all or none educational policies harm marriages

 Views expressed do not necessarily represent those of University Bible Fellowship


I said I wanted to marry someone who has never been to college preferably and avoid all that college brainwashing and student loan debt in a spouse.

I said it was wrong to peer pressure women to get PhDs.  There was one woman who said in her young disciples conference testimony she wanted to be married and become a stay at home mother but her shepherdess said she should get a PhD for the glory of God instead

The Pastor told me it was at one time forbidden for missionaries to attend college classes so they can teach college students full time and they had very difficult low paying jobs or lowly jobs or something like that maybe like working in fish factories and it turned out bad and later they found it worked better for missionaries to take college classes.

The Pastor even went so far as to quote Samuel Lee that it is better to drown in a lake than to not serve sheep in regards to the past policy of forbidding missionaries to attend colleges.

So later they started peer pressuring everyone to get PhDs even women that want to be stay at home moms this delays their marriage creating difficulties for women who aspire to be stay at home mothers by putting extra financial burden on their husbands for getting a PhD worth of debt then not working, decreases their husband selection as those hard to get medical doctors prefer eighteen year olds (see later anecdote) and may increase the risk in childbirth for their first child if they do not have children until after they get their PhD.

I am not saying no women should learn but I am saying 

Did the thought ever come to mind

Letting people choose instead of telling everybody the same directions as imperative behavior

Whether it is everyone in this demographic group should go to college or never go to college

But there were different rules for second generation UBF woman as one woman complained that her sister was going to marry a UBF doctor on her eighteenth birthday (SIC) (I wrote that in the past but am trying to fact check this and may change some of the details later depending on further information)

I guess I just did not meet their selection criteria to be hooked up with a eighteen year old.  And maybe just perhaps they did not want women other than their second generation daughters to compete for the limited supply of doctors in UBF so they encouraged them to get PhDs instead of competing for the doctors with their second  generation daughters but maybe not.

 Pile **it
Higher and
Deeper

You got to conform to the PHD or Doctoral standard



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sPitXyWT5kI

Let’s sweep this Campus- ex JW


 Jehovah Witnesses also have interesting policies about college check out this video

Wednesday, April 4, 2018

matchmaking-site-like-moonies

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The B was accidentally put in instead of a M when the links was generated at Ubfriends

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Copied and pasted on 2018 April 4 from Ubfriends.net


http://ubfriends.net/matchmaking-site-like-boonies/

Matchmaking site like Moonies?

Tuesday, April 3, 2018

college-affirmative-consent-contract

It is problematic that people are lying about consent in today's western society both men and women.  Or create gray areas where consent is unclear when they do not need it to be unclear.  This is why I am a big fan of voluntary matchmaking instead of dating for some people as I wrote in a previous article.  But remember marriage by faith as has historically been practiced at UBF is not voluntary matchmaking it is arranged marriage with deception.

Now, in case you think taking a photo with a contract before having sex would be going a bit far with the whole make-sure-you-have-proof-of-affirmative-consent thing – you’re wrong. In fact, it’s not going far enough.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2015/07/college-affirmative-consent-contract/

https://www.waybackmachine.org/web/20180404044538/https://www.nationalreview.com/2015/07/college-affirmative-consent-contract/

https://marriagebyfaith.blogspot.com/2018/01/what-is-good-about-matchmaking-instead.html

Marriage by faith stories vs Biblical moral codes

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