July 4th, 2008
Bunker-Mentality
noun
an attitude or state of mind characterized by extreme suspiciousness and defensiveness and by a feeling of being under attack by a hostile opposition while being confined as if in a fortified bunker
The Exclusive Brethren in Preston, UK have withdrawn their plans to replace a former underground nuclear bunker with a Gospel Hall. It is unclear whether this is because of an inability to preach the Gospel or whether the Exclusive Brethren prefer to have their windowless walls above ground rather than beneath.
Bunker plan is scrapped
A religious group has pulled the plug on plans to replace a former underground nuclear bunker with a gospel hall.
The Exclusive Brethren … has withdrawn plans for work at the one-time Ministry of Defence base in Whittingham Lane, Goosnargh, near Preston.
Source: http://www.lep.co.uk/news/Story-shorts–040708.4255809.jp
We believe the nuclear bunker site is the image on the left.
 |
 |
The fraudulent nature of the claim for exemption from council tax/rates etc is patently clear.They aver that theirs is a place ‘OF PUBLIC WORSHIP’ and for decades have escaped scrutiny. No one appearing at their locked gates or inner main door can attend for worship as their procedure is to vet one very rapidly and effectively drive one from their premises as ‘not being one of us, the elect.’ Local authorities require to test these facts at an early date and take rapid action to reclaim decades of funds now due to the public purse. Bunker mentality is a correct assessment.
These people act in deceit and with a front claiming exemption while eminently avoiding legally required payments.Let local MPs and investigators examine the issue and act against this illegal assertion.With others I wait to see the outcome of this early action.