Here's the link:

http://kutv.com/news/local/lds-church-flags-members-book-about-latter-day-calamities-as-potential-misleading

Not that I'm looking for calamity, but I think it would be funny if she, and that other guy that was disavowed, were right and the so-called leadership of the LDS church was wrong.

Brethren: Be paranoid enough to pay your tithing, but not TOO paranoid as to draw attention...

Ex-Sis Wrote:
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> Brethren: Be paranoid enough to pay your tithing,
> but not TOO paranoid .......


......to have you wife do a whole bunch of shopping at CCC mall !!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cf-_vxsog4A

Remember: IF you do not pay your tithing then MORmON Jesus is going to incinerate you, and that will probably included your stuff that you bought with money that should have been used to pay tithing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xaYMdHNILw

Good point Carol - I didn't think of that. I figured they were thinking "No - you are our zombies. You ARE the droids we are looking for."

Yes every church. There is no truth in make believe. Unless truth means: make belief. Nice work theist, liars.

Well, she appears to prophecy, seer and reveal -- much more than the big 15 do -- so she's making them look bad. They ignore so much; they must be really concerned to actually issue a statement.

And a statement on your organization's letterhead is official! Unofficial might be something muttered to someone casually at a coffee shop.

Heavens forbid she's better at predicting the future than J.S. Did she use peep stones in a hat? Joseph Smith having visions makes him a prophet, anyone else is a fraud or mentally ill.

They might give her money instead of them! And of course it wouldn't happen in a COFFEE shop! That would have the appearance of EVIL!

Possibly more evidence that they lurk here and are on watch for what kind of things set people off.

You know what I think?

I think fifty-six years should wind up the scene.

:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

Amazing how they *always* hedge their bets.

"...potentially misleading..."

So just in case this nutty crap actually happens, they can plausibly deny they came out against it by saying 'potentially.'

Yeah, direct line to "god" my eye.

and...
"The internal memo does not constitute an official Church statement but serves as a routine reminder"

They might as well use the Deseret Alphabet. Post-essay mormonspeak is easier to digest when written with alternative characters that nobody understands.

Julie did a podcast on Mormon Stories.

I always thought Mormon Stories attracted mostly Mormons. However, the majority of comments are basically calling her a Fraud ------ just like LDS inc.

One comment was great. It explained the Fake profits, seers and revelators have a real problem saying she is right or wrong because they are FAKES also. And whatever they say is going to point it out more clearly to even Morbots!

It's crazies like this, that draw large Morbot crowds, that will eventually speed up the 'apostasy' in the church.

If you buy enough lottery tickets, you will win something.

If you make enough predictions, some will be right, for essentially the same reason.

So Noette has spoken, and the sheeple have listened? LOL, I musta missed her dire warnings, and dismiss them too as outlandish.

So, there may be a stock market crash - but it isn't enough to cause the world to end.

The doom and gloom people know how to milk this for all its worth. A near death experience by itself barely sells books these days. But intertwine it with her "revelations" from the spirit realm about the endtimes, happening this month, then why all the interest.

People are captivated by this. It reinforces their views of a glass half-empty.

When her predictions fail, then people will realize she's a fraud. Meanwhile, she's laughing all the way to the bank. She learned well how to cash in on a racket.

Joseph is her master, and money's who she serves.

Since she is still an active LDS it might be interesting to find out if the church still demands her tithing on the books she sells after branding her incommunicado?

She has caused so much contention with in my home. My parents are getting a divorce over all the shit she talks about. If all we do is live in the fear of what "might" happen.. that is the lowest form of vibration our body can take, therefore causes our light to be dimmed or removed all together. So as far as being a fraud I couldn't agree more with this statement. J.S saw not only the bad but the good in what this life is all about. He gave us tools to stay closer to the light, regardless of the world around us. Julie want us to be caught up in the world. To take our money (and pocket it, I mean really do you see her building any "safe houses" for when the world falls to pieces?) NO!!!!!!!!! She will be ex communicated from the LDS church.. and just like she has prophesized many will die along with her,(In a spiritual sense). She is pure evil!

F**KJR Wrote:
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Got news for you.

ANYBODY (JRowe, JSmith, the Q) who takes money to share "their revelation" is a con artist. If god gave you a "message" and told you to share it, would your response to him be, "Only with those who pay me." ??

The biggest moral difference between Rowe and Smith is, of what we know, Rowe has not been screwing 14 year olds.

WHO ARE YOU to tell god with whom to share a revelation? Where is it written? Who are the Q to make up rules for "god?"

Like I said, con artists, one and all.

I'm sorry about your parents, but if they are fighting about Rowe to the point of divorce, then their problem really is not about Rowe. It may take you a long time to figure that statement out, but the sooner, the better for you.

They are definitely not banning the book. They're just telling the sheep how to think. I'm guessing they smell tithing money.