KEVIN TRUDEAU IS THE ANTI-CHRIST!
I just had to use that as an attention grabber....but what's this whole thing about him and his affiliations with "Neo-Tech"? A.K.A Nouveau Tech. I know kevin went to some religious school here in Massachusetts, but apparently he's a full blown athiest now.
There not really a satanic cult...but a bunch of people call it that over the internet. "A Satanic Cult! The Spawn of Satan!I Did some google searching. (i chuckled)
There not really a satanic cult...but a bunch of people call it that over the internet. "A Satanic Cult! The Spawn of Satan!I Did some google searching. (i chuckled)
Tags: anti-christ, athiest, kevin, massachusetts, neo, nouveau, pax, rashawn, religion, tech
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Permalink Reply by che on -
Here what i really think of religion. Skip straight to the church scene. Listen to what the pastor says. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxL-oCf4wKE&feature=related
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Permalink Reply by Todd Zeigerman on -
"Don't Be A Menace." Don't worry Che "HE" still cares for you and loves you even if you do not follow a religion. I think "HE" judges no one except for those religious fanatics. But it's not up to them or their choice after your existence on this planet expires. I'll see you in the after life.
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Permalink Reply by Robyn on -
That video is not to far off. I attended a southern Assembly of God church in my teens and they pretty much do act like that. Sad to say most churches are hypocritical and fake. They are simply money making ventures.(Tax exempt, pretty tempting)
I remember really liking the pastor of this church. He paid attention to me, talked to me like I was important to him, and at 14 with no father it was a big deal. I couldn't wait for Sunday morning. The church started a revival and began to get really big and popular. They started a TV ministry and radio program all the while with this dynamic pastor in the lead. Then one Sunday morning while I stood on the sidewalk, waiting to go in, he drove up in a brand new mercedes, sporting a fancy new tupay. The camera was on him, and he walked right by me, like I wasn't even there. I never felt the same about him again. He was my hero until then.
Many years later someone told me he had embezzled money from the church. But somehow I wasn't surprised. I knew that day, something had changed about him. Life goes on and I learned to never put my faith in a pastor or follow what they "tell" me the bible says. I trust only God and I can get "it" straight from the source..
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Permalink Reply by che on
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I hope G.I.N or somebody teaches us how to use churches for tax exemption. I've been working alot of over time and people get telling me that they take out more tax when you do that. I ordered tax cures but haven't gotten it yet. Maybe i'll start donating to my local atheist training center(church).
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Permalink Reply by Robyn on
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The G.I.N is tax exempt "Non- profit-educational" pretty slick if you ask me.
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Permalink Reply by Rashawn on -
where'd you read that? I knew it was Non profit & educational, but tax exempt too??
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Permalink Reply by Robyn on
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They qualify for 501c3, Non-profit for educational purposes, churches fall into this category as well. 501(c) is a provision of the United States Internal Revenue Code (26 U.S.C. § 501(c)), listing 26 types of non-profit organizations exempt from some federal income taxes.
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Permalink Reply by Robyn on
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An additional note about this:
501c3 organizations are restricted in how much political and legislative (lobbying) activities they may conduct.
If the organization engages in an excess benefit transaction with a person having substantial influence over the organization(Kevin), an excise tax may be imposed on the person and any organization managers agreeing to the transaction.
I have to wonder what legal loopholes KT has to jump through to avoid this. This is no playground for dummies.
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Permalink Reply by che on
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Only thing i don't understand is how G.I.N is a non profit when most members have to pay $1000 to join and $150 a month. How does that work? Or is the 1K and the $150 a month considered donations? Sounds like a whole new interesting topic.
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Permalink Reply by Robyn on
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Che:
Same way a church does. If they can show that a certain %( not sure what applies here) of any money taken in (membership fees, ties, dues, donations etc.) are reinvested in the "business" of educating or promoting an agenda that is considered educational or religions in nature than they can remain tax exempt to a certain extent. Lots of opportunity for smart cheaters here. Of course that raises the question, are you a criminal/cheater if you hide your money from the theif?(IRS).....By law you are.
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