by truth_about_the_truth 9 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
TRIBUNE SPECIAL REPORT
Sushi and Rev. Moon
How Americans’ growing appetite for sushi is helping to support his controversial church
By Monica Eng, Delroy Alexander and David Jackson
Tribune staff reporters
Published April 11, 2006
LEADER'S SEAFOOD STRATEGY
SERVING THROUGH BUSINESS
THE OCEAN KING'S VISION
FROM ANGER TO ACCEPTANCE
AN EMPIRE'S CHICAGO ROOTS
FAITH-BASED BUSINESS CULTURE
Although this is quite the eyeopening post, I now have a major craving for sushi at 5:40 am and nowhere to go...
I feel ya, Gespro! Luckily, I have some down in the refrigerator. Here's to you Reverand Moon!
I now have a major craving for sushi
Me too! The Rev must be sending out subliminal messages.
I could care less if the Moonies have their hands in the majority of the sushi trade. I'd bet that my wife wouldn't care either. If eating sushi helps fund their religion, then I'm a proud supporter of the Unification Brainwashing Academy. There is no way I would drop sushi from my diet. It would be like asking me to give up sex for the rest of my life.
If eating sushi helps fund their religion, then I'm a proud supporter of the Unification Brainwashing Academy.
How totlly true! Those Moonies are Loonies!
Oh, puhleeeeez!
And drinking Coke funds the Mormon financial empire church...
This is soooo "Winoid"...
u/d
That figures. It would take a cult with it's mind control techniques to convince people to eat fish bait, like it, and pay good money for it.
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Don't really care. Still eating sushi and sashimi. But you're right. If it goes towards supporting the Moonies, JWs should not eat sushi. But then again, they should also not use Earthlink for their internet service, or go to Alanon for their alcohol problems since they're both fronts to support or subtly promote the religion of Scientology.
Daystar: where on earth did you come up with a link between Alanon and scientology? The scientologists run a rehab outfit, but Alanon is an offshoot of Alcoholics Anonymous which was founded long before scientology.
