The NTCC; A Communist, Capitalist Organization. Part 3 Of A Series

Thread #43 Once again; as stated in the previous thread, the definition of the word communism is: "a system of social organization in which all economic and social activity is controlled by a totalitarian state dominated by a single and self-perpetuating political party."

Communism and Capitalism usually don't run hand in hand but the NTCC is a church who's leadership has crafted a way to make the two work as one in order to satisfy their greed. To understand, one must also know the definition for capitalism: "an economic system in which investment in and ownership of the means of production, distribution, and exchange of wealth is made and maintained chiefly by private individuals or corporations, esp. as contrasted to cooperatively or state-owned means of wealth."

You see to understand this you must first understand how a corporation runs and understand that the NTCC is in fact a corporation. In a corporation people are appointed as Officers to manage all corporate assets. These appointments are normally found on the organizations corporate resolution. The corporate resolution identifies people in the corporation who have been given the authority to purchase property, sell property, redistribute property, for example in the case of the Kekel land gift, and handle the corporate finances. If the corporate officers decide to allot a specific minister an unfair share of money there is virtually nothing anyone else can do about it. Not only that but there is virtually no one else other than a select few who would even know about it like the case of the Kekel land gift. Had we not dug it up and posted it on factnet no one other than Olson, RWD, Kekel and maybe Defrancesco would know about it to this day. There are only a handful of people in the NTCC who have any control or knowledge of what goes on with any of the NTCCs property or money.

You see the point that I was making when saying all that, is that the system of capitalism only legitimately benefits a select few in the NTCC. Everyone else, with a few exceptions in the NTCC, for all intensive purposes, lives under Communism. Why? Because the self-perpetuating totalitarian capitalist NTCC leaders, control all economic activity within the NTCC. Hence the definition of communism.

Take the seminary for example. Here is what the student handbook says about finances: "The Seminary looks to the Lord to supply its material needs through the gifts of His stewards, and it is consistent with scripture to, if necessary, make the Seminary's financial needs known. Giving is a privilege and is entirely voluntary."

First off that is garbage. Lets be real. The Seminary doesn't look to the Lord for anything. It looks to the people. That is one of RWDs common teachings and I heard him say this kind of stuff openly in conference. He said that some pastors are in terrible need of money because they are afraid to ask the people. He also taught that if the pastors weren't holding a full schedule of church services they had no business calling Graham if they were short on money. So what he was teaching is that the more church services you hold per week the more money you can bleed from your poeple or the more you can fleece your sheep. Then these crooked NTCC leaders once again used some good old mind manipulation to convince their students that they the students will receive benefit when they give money. They did this when they stated in writing that quote "Giving is a privilege." I'm of the belief that Kekel is "privileged" when he receives enough money from the NTCC "givers" that he is able to live in a huge house that is like a museum inside and he is able to send his son to an academy that costs almost $20,000 a year! Kekel and RWD and some of the other greedy ministers are the ones privileged, not the other way around.

In fact the NTCC has figured out how to make it as hard as possible for the average member or minister to ever accumulate any substantial amount of money or assets. How do I draw that conclusion? Show me one place in the bible where it says that you "HAVE" to attend "Five" services a week or you will go to hell? An NTCC person is generally forbidden from working on Saturdays or Sundays or in the evenings or overtime. The NTCC teaches that women can't work unless the NTCC leadership makes an exception to that rule. They don't tell you about the exception part even though it does exist. It's not even biblical to teach that women can't work on a job in the first place. I've proved that in previous threads. The NTCC writes that giving is voluntary but the leadership lays every guilt trip imaginable on folks who don't either feel compelled to give, or really can't afford to give. So "the people" give anyway, and they remain broke working limited hours due to NTCC mandates, while denying there wife the option of "legitimately helping out" due to NTCC mandates, while simultaneously watching the Kekel and Davis family become more wealthy by the minute at the current or previous expense of everyone else's sacrifice.

Plainly put the NTCC has their people duped. Because of their bogus rules, the NTCC leadership covertly controls all economic activity within THEIR organization and then to top it off they manipulatively convince their people that "Giving is a privilege". For the record giving to the poor and needy is a privilege; not giving to a church that only provides substantial monetary benefits to the greedy rich folks and no one else. I believe that God expects us to have better judgement than that. I don't call that being a good steward. You wonder why you can't seem to ever get out of the poverty class, NTCC person? Maybe because you give all your money away while letting the NTCC convince you not to work on a job that interferes with their services. What good are all those services and functions doing you anyway? The Bible says that you are worse than an infidel if you aren't providing for your own family; 1Tim 5:8. The Bible was talking about your immediate family not Kekel and RWD. The NTCC won't even let there students quit their job if they don' t tell the NTCC leadership first. Once again, another example of control of economic activity.

Jeff