PAT ROBERTSON
Jan. 27, 1997 PAT ROBERTSON
MINES FOR DIAMONDS IN ZAIRE Jan. 6, 1998
Pat Robertson Sells to world class Pornographer
"International TV pornographer Rupert Murdock, (owner of Fox
Network) recently bought Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network in a deal
that put 200 million dollars in Robertson's pocket. Now the 700 Club is broadcasting
over a network controlled by Murdock. On Friday, September 19, the 700 Club featured
Pat Robertson and Don Hodel pressuring for passage of HR2431. Trinity rigged film
clips to distort a three or four second cut in of Congressman Matt Salmon, seemingly
speaking in favor of this perfidious act when in fact, SALMON WAS SPEAKING AGAINST
IT. PAT ROBERTSON'S SALE TO MURDOCK IS ALREADY PAYING BITTER DIVIDENDS IN NEWS
DISTORTION AND HALF TRUTHS!" The above taken from
http://msanews.mynet.net/~msanews/MSANEWS/199709/19970925.0.html
From Danielle Jones-- Information on attacks
on liberty Note the role of Pat Robertson as salesman
for the New World Order
Date: Thu, 01
Jan 1998
To: steve@balaams-ass.com
From: Danielle -----------------s
Subject: HR2431...Freedom or Persecution?? Are
you aware of the "Freedom of Religious Persecution Act 1997" HR2431??
See at Federal File: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/D?c105:1:./temp/~c105WY5S:e9961:
This Act is going to instill "Religious Monitoring" of our children
in schools, and people in their place of work...it is an abomination...it is decieving
and Pat Robertson and all those so-called big name christian leaders are pushing
it to go through...they are sold out to this Act HR2431 and I know they realize
it will put the noose around the neck of all christians....I know these things
must come to pass.... "In our attempt to do good, we need
to adhere to proven principles of government. H.R 2431 is flawed, for example:
* Monitoring religions is not a constitutional function of the
federal government. * By creating an "office" under the
President, it increases the size and scope of the federal government, which violates
the constitutional principle of a limited federal government.
* It concentrates more power in the executive branch and by legal structure
removes the responsibility and authority from Congress where it belongs.
* Its primary weapon is sanctions, which are of questionable
value in helping people at the grassroots level in other nations or in America.
It empowers the executive office to impose sanctions, embargoes, and punitive
actions against other nations and religious groups without congressional approval.
* The bill gives support and credence to the United Nations.
An organization with a long history of anti-Christian activities, and which currently
ignores religious persecution if it furthers their political agenda of global
government (an anti-Christian concept). * Nothing in this
bill prevents "the office" (office of Religious Persecution Monitoring) from monitoring
religion in the U.S." The above taken from same web site....
Do you have any information at all about this for me, Steve??
The United Nation One World Order is in this up to their eyeballs.
I'm very intersted in this "Religious Monitoring" that this Act is bringing
up...we need to be sober minded...and watchful unto prayer. The whole New World
Order is coming together, and the One World Religion is definitly being set up...
Your sister in Christ, Danielle Jones
By: The Editor: Steve Van Nattan BQ Editor-- Steve--
Pat Robertson is a rank New Ager, and Constance Cumby proved it long ago. I
have the documentation on file. Now we have this report of money corruption.
Why does he get away with it? I need someone to confirm the following
if it is true. This source is clearly anti-Christian. You may never
hear of Robertson being brought up short by any court or the Justice Dept. since
he is an insider with the Yale crowd which put his world together long ago. I
have heard he failed his bar exam. No doubt, his school has found a way
to pass him. The following was taken from IRC on INTERNET......
From:
---------------
Subject: Re: Pat Robertson Family Business Scandal?
Date:
Tue, 26 Dec 1995
(Ken ------ ) wrote: >In <4bkl4u$epe@gandalf.compumedia.com>
Kate McLaughlin ><zephyr@compumedia.com> writes: >>Hi
-- >>I saw an expose on television within the last year or so
>>about some business that Pat Robertson and his family were
>>involved in -- was it something with the word "Galilee" in
>>it? >>Does anyone know anything about this?
> I seem to recall the name Kalo-Vita. Robertson is reputed to
>supplement his rather large 700 Club income by dabbling in multi-
>level marketing (e.g., Amway) schemes -- using his position and
>influence to get on top of the pyramids. The one mentioned above,
involving Vitamins, cosmetics, etc. this one was "exposed" in several magazines,
TIME being one, I believe about a year ago, and on several TV Shows 20/20 being
one I think. I do recall seeing it on TV in Oct of 94. In addition,
he has been subject to an ongoing investigation by the IRS concerning what all
he does with the money raised by his begging, but it has been ongoing and seems
to be one of those type of investigations that are ongoing forever with no end
or conclusions. Besides he has so many political contacts in high places now I
doubt that anything would ever come of it. There was a third investigation,
and this one was about some of his TV dealings. He seems to sometimes blur the
line between non profit and for profit. This particular investigation concerned
his buying and selling TV stations, the prices involved, and His family channel
operation. It appears he has bought some stations under a non profit situation
at a very low price, then sold them for profit tripling or more the amount he
received. However, to date no actual legal action has been taken against
him. he did drop the multi-level scheme and blamed others for it's "wrong doing."
Last but not least his Regent University school of Law has been involved
in some legal actions brought against it by former Professors who have been fired.
Seems to get accreditation from the ABA he had to offer tenure, so he offered
what these professors said was tenure, and he told the ABA he offered tenure.
Then he changed the rules and told these professors they didn't have tenure. Messy
situation, they sued him, but so far he has managed to stay one step ahead in
court He has won the first round, but there are supposed to be additional court
cases. His school of Law still doesn't have approval from the ABA. I hope they
are smart enough not to grant it. Jim. Editor,
BLESSED QUIETNESS JOURNAL-- Steve-- Can you confirm these reports
for me?
UPDATE- Decemnber 24, 1996-- Editor: Balaam's
Ass Speaks-- Here is a report from a research writer who did the footwork
to expose ane side of Pat Robertson's lust for wealth. We make no assumptions
regarding the spititual heritage of this writer, but the material is just the
sort of thing we needed to confirm the material above. Subj: pat robertson's
wealth
Date: 96-12-23 11:26:15 EST
From: (Dan ------------)
Regarding Pat Robertson and his considerable wealth, it works vaguely like
this: Pat started a TV station in eastern Virginia many
moons ago, a time when he eschewed material riches. He lived in a rented, $300-a-month
house next to a sewage treatment plant. The TV station spawned the 700 club, which
spawned the Christian Broadcasting Network, which, all based on contributions
that flowed in from CBN members, spawned the Family Channel. A few years ago Pat
spun off the Family Channel, gave himself and his son a minority of the stock
in it (CBN retained the majority) and then took the channel public. Bingo! Instantly,
the two of them combined were worth more than $90 million. Who says miracles don't
occur? Pat has spent the money on a variety of matierial goods. Chief
among them, probably, is the $1.5 million, 11,000-square foot house in the mountains
of western Virginia that he visits about 10 times a year. "It's just a little
place in the mountains that I come to for privacy," he told me personally during
a telephone interview in 1994. Little did he know that I had a copy of the building
permit in my hands at that time. Little place indeed. It's 1,150-square-foot garage
is large than the three-bedroom homes for first-time, low-income homebuyers the
Roanoke, Va., housing authority is building for sale. The house has a $35,000
kidney shaped swimming pool, what appears to be a tennis court, lots of decks
and verandas, and at least four fireplaces. It sits at the top of Warm Springs
Mountain, about 4,500 feet above sea level, and is just down the road from Ingalls
Field, the highest airport east of the Mississippi. Pat, incidentally, flies into
Ingalls Field in a private jet owned by another CBN subsidiary. When
a photographer and I showed up to get a picture of the place from a nearby state
road, we were threatened by Pat's pistol-packing bodyguard, Herbert Hicks. (Hicks
also lives on the property with his wife in a 2,000-square-foot "guard shack.")
The photographer and I left without the picture. The following dawe hired a private
plane and got a great shot, one that eventually turned up in the National Enquirer.
It ran with a story by one of the NE's seasoned reporters, David Duffy. All of
this information and more ran in a story I wrote for the Roanoke Times in January
1995. Dan Casey suggests that you can find more on Pat Robertson by
searching the Norfolk Pilot online, since that paper has covered and exposed Robertson
quite extensively. I know the Pilot has a good door into their material.
I have used it with good results. Use a search engine until I can
get a URL in here. Dan Casey comments further, "Another article out
of Norfolk that I read very recently was less substantial but hilarious in its
own right. Part of it recounted a process server's attempt to serve Pat a subpoena
as part of a lawsuit against him by some former Regent law professors. The article
set the stage really well in recounting, if I recall it correctly, how the process
server had to chase Pat around a large conference table."
Subj: Some info...
Date: 97-07-01
To: steve@balaams-ass.com
I used to be a 1500 club member with CBN... that was until I found
that they never answered my questions. Then I went with the church group I was
with, at that time, to visit CBN and witness a taping of the 700 club show. I
was bothered by the statues at the cardinal points along the wall of the sanctuary
at CBN. The four were gifts of winged male figures, at least gold plated, and
given names: Michael, Gabriel, Ariel and Raphael. When I questioned them, I received
no answer. Shortly thereafter I stopped giving to CBN ministries. Recently
I noticed a comic which is published by Eternal Studios and endorsed by Pat Robertson.
It is called Arch Angels, the Saga. This is appalling. Though I have written and
warned the editors and those who've endorsed it... the only reply I received was
a clip of video tape where Pat endorses it. Don't know if this is of
any interest, or if you have someone who knows more about it. Just thought I would
include this... just in case. The darkness is growing stronger and more vile...
in everything... Shalom, Charlie.
LINKS:
JEREMY
RIFKIN APPEARED 15 TIMES MINIMUM ON THE 700 CLUB.
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