Comments on: Jewish Leaders Pull Support for WOFF/WFCS Holocaust Museum in Florida

By: Jerry

Jerry — Fri, 24 Apr 2015 18:52:56 +0000

Carson,

Amazing! You are adamantly condemning the blog’s administrator for expressing his concern over an issue that has been going on for 25 years. I too was in WOFF for over 4 years. People like you do not understand the fear, torment and pain a survivor goes thru…thus revealing to me you don’t have any understanding of the holocaust. I do not dare compare the abuse and control that I have witnessed at WOFF to what happened in the holocaust. But what I do know is this…The same tactics used by Hitler and the Nazi party to hide the horror of what was really going on in the concentration camps is exactly the same tactics used at WOFF to deceive the public…it’s called propaganda. How can you justify your comments about not acknowledging what WOFF does and still say you have empathy or sympathy with holocaust victims? If you go to Word of Faith Fellowship’s official website you will see perfect smiling children…all happy…all beautiful…no flaws. Just like the pictures and videos Hitler released to the public when accusations were made about what was going on in the camps. When WOFF comes down…and it will come down…the horror of what has happened to thousands of children, families and individuals will astound the world…and people like you who so freely criticize and minimize the pain survivors suffer…will be known. But it will be too late then for thousands…just like it was too late for 6 million Jews. Shame on you, sir…Take your blinders to see the bigger picture here. What will it say about the Central Florida Holocaust Museum when all this comes to the light and how will those involved that kept the origin of the WOFF museum feel when finally…like a giant volcano…WOFF is exposed for who they are? Will you have any remorse for the children’s lives that have been destroyed or the survivors of that place who live in torment and mental anguish for what they suffered at the hands of their “captors?” Will the public and authorities regret that for so many years they turned a blind eye to what is happening at the hands of power hungry abusers? The holocaust was horrible. Hate is horrible. But mind you…Jews are not the only victims of such heinous crimes. It is happening now…right under your nose. The holocaust museum is a reminder of what happened when people didn’t see the truth and speak up and demand it stop. But maybe more importantly is should inspire us to be active in making sure something like this doesn’t happen again…not just to the Jews…but to the innocent who can’t help themselves. Selah

By: Carson

Carson — Sun, 19 Apr 2015 20:31:26 +0000

You are a pathetic piece of garbage. Arguing with someone on the internet isn’t worth lifting my fingers to type the words. Hate the church for all I care, just don’t waste space on your blog ragging on people involved in bringing the event to a city. Thanks!

By: Admin

Admin — Sat, 18 Apr 2015 04:38:13 +0000

In reply to Randall Jones.

Randall,

Thank you for sharing. And now for a breath taking moment- see this link-http://spacecoastdaily.com/2015/04/traveling-holocaust-museum-opens-april-19-in-cocoa/ and read the schedule. Topics of discussion- “Museum director Karel Reynolds will add insight on connections between bullying and the Holocaust.” That is right folks! Karel will give her direct insight into bullying. Will she lead a lab class? Will JW’s grandson “demon”strate? LOL. This is ridiculous and sad.

John

By: Randall Jones

Randall Jones — Sat, 18 Apr 2015 03:56:21 +0000

Carson,
WOFF has had this exhibit for many years. It includes art works of those that left the church. Upon leaving the church, the church will not talk or allow any contact of past friends with the people who leave the church. They count them as enemies of the church because they leave, even on amiable conditions. Yet, WOFF kept their art work and continue to display it. The Holocaust exhibit was started to give legitimacy to the church and to allow the church to go into areas that they would never be allowed. WOFF has sent members to be part of one church that is important in the Israel support. This church’s pastor was called a false prophet by Jane Whaley, but now she is allowing her church to be involved. It is called “good press.” If you do a search of all of the lawsuits against WOFF, you will see that something is not right there. I was once involved there and also involved in the art work that they so proudly display. Many students had help from adults and they would work on the art all day instead of having school. At other Holocaust presentations, Jane would have her grandson pray and sing for the public. Again, gaining “good press”, while he is allowed to hit and get demons out of other children in the church. It is sad that WOFF has always used the children to put forth a good face for the church. I have sat through many of the practices with the children before they appear in public. The children would be threatened and “dealt with” if they did not perform to the standard that Jane expected. It is all about the children, they are abused and if you could see past the big smiles, you would see the unhappiness. Fortunately, there are more young adults leaving the church now. They are finally seeing some light, but many are forced back into the church, forced into marriages, forced into working in church sanctioned businesses and living under total control in communal homes. Many children are separated from their parents because the parents are deemed unsuitable to raise their own children. It is real and unfortunately many are trapped in the church and cannot get out.

By: Carson

Carson — Wed, 15 Apr 2015 22:54:47 +0000

It’s about the Holocaust. Are you that incompetent that you think this event is about some cult or some church? This is about the remeberance of the murder of millions of people. Have some respect write a post about that instead of putting it in the shadow of some speculations.

By: Admin

Admin — Mon, 13 Apr 2015 03:51:06 +0000

In reply to Carson.

Carson,

Thank you for taking time to read and write a comment. After reading your comment, I must take issue with a couple of points you make. Jane’s grandson does influence the church. He IS given liberty to correct adults and children. The children are used to garner favor and monetary support. The children as a whole are held up as shields to deflect the curious gazes and inquiring minds and in that respect- they are used as recruiting tools. Also, at least one of the children (JD) who is set up as a “young artist” has spent lengthy amounts of time in the lower building apart from his parents. This was to deal with his “unclean.” Tell me, “Carson,” with this information, is the event in FL about the Holocaust or about the practices of the church? These children live under oppressive conditions in submission to their all knowing leader. Is the irony lost on you?

John

By: Carson

Carson — Mon, 13 Apr 2015 01:04:15 +0000

First off, you are too ignorant to realize what you are writing. You think you know about this story but you have no idea. Do you honestly believe that it is right to question these children who have no influence on a church? This event is to inform people about the holocaust. Are the five people who are being investigated, not convicted, going to be there? No. Are the children going to to make you join a cult? No. This is simply an experience to attend in hopes of spreading the facts and events of the holocaust. Ron Shelton has put his time, his sweat, and his heart into this event regardless of what happens at a church. Is it right? No. But this event isn’t about the church, it’s not about the people who attend the church. It’s about the holocaust. If you are to shallow, close-minded, or just plain stupid to realize this,then I hope you stop writing meaningless garbage on the internet.