Follow the Profit

Ten Reasons to Investigate and Expose Corruption in LDS, Inc.

Thankfully, Babylon the Great is falling.

Unfortunately, all is not well in Zion.

Is there corruption in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?

If so, how can we identify and expose the corruption?

The following are ten reasons to investigate and expose corruption in LDS, Inc. (The corporation that has appropriated the name of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints):

1. The Lord Warned Us:

   The scriptures reveal that there has been, that there now is, and that there will yet be corruption in the Lord’s Church. If anyone supposes that terms and phrases such as “false prophets,” “sheep’s clothing,” “ravening wolves,” “tares among the wheat,” “prophet that teacheth lies,” “deceitful workers,” “liars and hypocrites,” and “conspiring men in the last days,” apply only to those who are not members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, then I recommend a more careful study of the scriptures. More diligently searching the words of Isaiah is a great place to start.

   

2. Faithful and Intelligent Members of the Church Fear Being Labelled as “Apostates” for Voicing their Legitimate Questions and Concerns:

   Institutions that suppress dissenting opinions, ostracize members who have legitimate questions and concerns, prioritize public image over truth and transparency, and remain silent or give mere lip-service to the most pressing issues of our time, cannot long endure. Eventually members of such institutions begin to awaken. I know too many faithful and intelligent members of the Church who, for fear of repercussions and reproof from Church authorities, keep their legitimate questions and concerns to themselves. I know too many other faithful and intelligent members of the Church who have been ostracized or even excommunicated for daring to ask legitimate questions or to express their legitimate concerns. Furthermore, too many leaders and lay members wield the label “apostate” as a weapon to silence necessary discussion and debate.

   

3. Patterns of Corruption in Other Organizations and Cults Are Eerily Similar to Possible Patterns of Corruption in LDS, Inc.:

   In his book Proofs of a Conspiracy, John Robison reveals the principles, practices, and patterns of one of the world’s most nefarious secret societies, the Illuminati, and he demonstrates how such wickedness spreads through a variety of institutions. From Cain to Gadianton, from Adam Weishaupt and the Illuminati to Jeffrey Epstein, the patterns are the same. Conspirators manifest an insatiable lust for power and filthy lucre, often obtained through murder, and aided by secret oaths, signs, and symbols. Such conspirators frequently camouflage their perfidy beneath a guise of religion, philanthropy, or even patriotism. For example, Jimmy Savile infamously promoted the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, even though he had abused and raped hundreds children and adults.

   

   Jimmy Savile with Margaret Thatcher, holding signs that say “NSPCC is great!”

   A careful study of false religions and cults such as Scientology, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Branch Davidians, NXIVM, and so forth demonstrates that “religion” is often the best hiding place for the greatest evil. Even legitimate faiths, including Catholicism and other Christian denominations, provide the perfect cover for treachery.

4. The President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a Member of the Skull and Bones Secret Society:

   President Russell Marion Nelson joined Skull and Bones when he was a student at the University of Utah (see also here, here, and here). This is not a conspiracy theory. Nelson recorded his affiliation with Skull and Bones in the chapter “University Life and Courtship Days” on page 48 of his autobiography Heart to Heart:

   

   Russell M. Nelson

   University life was wonderful and successful. On April 3, 1944 I was elected president of the Sigma Chi fraternity. I was also later elected to the honorary societies of Skull and Bones in the junior year, Owl and Key in the senior year, the Beehive Honorary Society in the senior year, and at graduation time to the honorary scholastic societies of Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Beta Kappa. I was awarded my B.A. degree in June commencement of 1945, and there on hand was Dantzel, along with our dear parents, brothers, sisters, and other relatives who always did so much to encourage me. Dantzel got her bachelor’s degree a year later in 1946.

   

   Some have tried to argue that Skull and Bones at the University of Utah and Skull and Bones at Yale University are two entirely different and separate organizations, but they’re not. Some have tried to argue that Skull and Bones is a harmless and benign organization, but it is not. Why did Russell M. Nelson join Skull and Bones, a secret society that allegedly requires lifelong commitment? Why hasn’t Nelson responded to allegations that he is still a member of Skull and Bones? 🤷‍♂️ The life of Russell M. Nelson is riddled with perplexities. Should we follow the prophet, or follow the profit to find answers?

   

5. The Church Vigorously Promoted Dangerous and Lethal COVID Protocols including Vaccination:

   LDS leaders such as Russell M. Nelson, Dale G. Renlund, Ronald A. Rasband (see also here), and many others urged members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to get vaccinated and to follow the advice of “experts” during the so-called pandemic. This counsel was devastating and even deadly for many people, and yet no public apologies have been issued. The tyrannical enforcement of COVID protocols in the Church was so severe that many members left the Church or were forced to band together with other like-minded freedom fighters to defend themselves against attacks from other members and leaders.

   

   Why haven’t LDS leaders and members who promoted the government COVID narrative apologized for their mistake? Why has the vast harm and death caused - not by COVID but by the tyrannical COVID protocols - been swept under the rug? Who benefits? Follow the profit.

   

6. Numerous Allegations of Abuse and the Cover-Up of Abuse Plague the Church:

   This is one of the most troubling issues in the Church, and the near silence from Church headquarters on the matter is deafening. One website has tallied more than 4,000 cases of abuse in the Church, $51 million paid after alleged failures, 362 times Mormon leaders allegedly hid abuse, 119 ongoing civil lawsuits, 83 ongoing criminal cases, 73 convicted former Mormon bishops, and 73 alleged sex crimes in an LDS church or temple. One case of abuse in the Church is already too many, but there are more than 4,000 cases. Why? What is being done about it? Survivors are speaking out, and members of the Church and the general public want answers.

   

7. The Church is Hiding a Failed Film about Jesus that Cost Millions of Dollars to Produce:

   In late 2019 and early 2020, on the island of Malta, the Church (LDS, Inc.) was involved in the creation of a film about Jesus Christ that was never released. The working title of the film is Project Icon, with the tagline: “A street kid is forever changed after he endures the trial, persecution, and death of Jesus of Nazareth.” The film may have been called The Good Shepherd, but it is shrouded in secrecy. LDS Apostle M. Russell Ballard supported the production of this bizarre film, and it may have been part of President Russell M. Nelson’s attempt to rebrand the Church and move it away from the “Mormon” label.

   

   Why did the Church spend millions of dollars on this film? Why wasn’t the film released? Where is the film now? Why is this information hidden?

8. The Church Lies about Its Finances and Financial Practices:

   The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the wealthiest religious organization in the world, with a current net worth of approximately $300 billion. Nevertheless, leaders of the Church and affiliated financial institutions lie about Church assets. Ensign Peak Advisors hid information from members of the Church about the vast sums of wealth that the Church hoards. The chief investment officer claimed that the secrecy and dishonest practices were necessary to prevent undue attention to the firm and its activities. What ever happened to honesty and integrity?

   

   The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) fined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its investment manager Ensign Peak Advisors $5 million for failing to disclose a large portion of their investment holdings (more than $30 billion in 2018) in 13 shell companies.

   Why do LDS leaders continue to hoard wealth while grinding upon the faces of the poor? Why isn’t the Church transparent about its assets? Why are members of the Church who can’t afford shelter, water, food, or clothing required to pay tithing in order to enter the Temple? Will LDS leaders receive Church discipline for fraud? Why do LDS leaders insist that they are part of an unpaid clergy when the Church pays hundreds of them more than $100,000 per year, in addition to the many other benefits that they receive? Again, follow the profit.

   

9. The Church Indoctrinates Youth:

   Have you noticed something strange about the way that the Church trains the rising generation? Of course it makes sense to rear children in light and truth and to teach true principles as the Lord commanded. But I’m glad that I’m not the only one who has noticed the bizarre changes in the Church’s approach to teaching the youth. Much of this indoctrination seems to aim at retaining future tithe payers while promoting globalist agendas.

   

10. There is an LDS Church of Satan that Secretly Operates within LDS, Inc.:

    (Reader and Viewer Discretion Strongly Advised)

    No, this is not a conspiracy theory. It’s not “Satanic Panic.” There are real diabolical fiends, demons in human form, who worship the devil and practice Satanic rituals in secret, while simultaneously posing as faithful members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. One of the alleged leaders of the LDS Church of Satan in Utah helped to design and market the Church’s new logo, and he was also involved in the production of the failed Church film about Jesus Christ. (see #7 above, and see also here) Allegedly, members of the LDS Church of Satan even use LDS meeting houses and Temples to perform their despicable rituals, including child sacrifice and various kinds of orgies.

    The LDS Church of Satan is highly organized and its members often hold important callings in LDS, Inc. (the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints). Much of the aforementioned corruption in LDS, Inc. is due to the direct or indirect influence of the LDS Church of Satan. This evil and corruption must be investigated, exposed, and eradicated.

There are certainly many other reasons to investigate and expose corruption in LDS, Inc., but these ten reasons serve as a good beginning. If you have other reasons that you would like to add, please include them in the comments. Thank you. 🙏

The original Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints that the Lord restored through the instrumentality of the Prophet Joseph Smith is true. Joseph Smith was and is a true prophet of God. The Book of Mormon is true. Jesus Christ is the head of His Church. Although there is abundant evidence of corruption in LDS, Inc., members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can hold firmly to the hope that the Lord will soon return and annihilate all evil and all the works of darkness. In the meantime, we can each earnestly do our part to bring to light all the hidden things of darkness, wherein we know them; and they are truly manifest from heaven—