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In Reply to: Re: YOUR HELP PLEASE - FAMILY INTERNATIONAL IN SOUTH AFRICA posted by Dave T on December 29, 2009 at 05:49:00:
Hi there,
You may be surprised to find out that South Africa is one of the very big hubs of TFI activities. Literally hundreds of members reside there because of the high standard of living and the ease they can fleece the rather naďve Christian community with there.
On their website they boast with being active in over 120 countries, but, really, the lion’s share of their members reside in just a few hubs like: the US (most of them), Mexico (second), Brazil, India, Japan and – South Africa!
Purporting to be mainstream Christians and missionaries they raise millions in SA for their livelihoods and activities. The relative ease they can raise their funds with there and the naiveté of the Christian community et al make this a virtual paradise for them.
If someone could get some major media channel interested in a good and juicy story and expose their background, sex doctrines, their twisted Christian beliefs (having a king and queen, channeling of ghosts and spirit helpers, their keys of the kingdom, fucking Jesus, etc.), the Ricky story, etc. and ESPECIALLY EXPOSE THEIR DECEPTIVE FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES which they derive most of their finances from – this could really make them reel.
Members are selling, mainly business-to-business and shop-to-shop, illustrated calendars, children DVD’s and story books, music CDs, special occasion CD cards and “Activated” magazines. One of their biggest service rackets are party services like BALLOONING and clowning, promising the proceeds go to charity work, when in reality they use the funds for their living.
Finances are their most sensitive nerve. You hit that one and there are going to be big repercussions, especially if you could keep the pressure on by follow-up exposures for a few months. Media outlet keep forgetting tzhis important point.
If you need any specific information you can reach me under: If you want a sampling of the products they push, go here: www.auroraproduction.com .
You may notice that the Aurora website does not associate Aurora with the Family in any shape or form, even though it’s the biggest TFI production business world-wide. That’s how they operate to stay in business. Pure deception, even though in their official media statements they tout how open and up front they are.
Good luck!
Spectator
