[catholicfreeper]

Alright let me put it this way
OK here is what I am driving at
Lets say a Preacher on TV wants to build Houses for the poor. Sort of like a Habitat for humanity type thing and he is going to do it through donations.

Now are you tellig me that if that Preacher that asked for those donations to build houses gave the business to his own Construction Company, paid his own Direct mail Company to solicit donation, paid his own financial company to handle the donations, and gave his Cousin earl the contract to do the subcontrracting work that that would be proper. All these business of course are actually paid out of every dollar recieved. Now that is improper. I can't see how in the World this is any different.

[EternalVigilance]

Right. And if your pizza had olives, it would be a martini...

/s

[EternalVigilance]

Right. And if your pizza had olives, it would be a martini...

/s

[Amelia]

Now are you tellig me that if that Preacher that asked for those donations to build houses gave the business to his own Construction Company, paid his own Direct mail Company to solicit donation, paid his own financial company to handle the donations, and gave his Cousin earl the contract to do the subcontrracting work that that would be proper.

To make the analogy complete, you'd have to have 95 cents of every dollar going to the direct mail company and the financial company, and only a nickel of each dollar going to build houses for the poor.

That's the way the PAC of MCDP's "parent company", the Declaration Alliance, works, and I'll bet that when the public report comes out in NOVEMBER we'll see something similar from MCDP.

Of course, they COULD make their financials public now, but don't hold your breath.