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Oct 7, 2026 · 2 hr 2 min · 21 segments
General Conference is over. The inspirational music has faded, the talks have been clipped into TikToks, and the faithful have been told once again that everything went exactly according to plan.So……
And my question is, did he address all of the incredible scandal that went along with his disgusting brother and Todd's actions about covering up CSA? Did he address the giant elephant in the room or did he just pretend that nothing happened? And let me tell you, he's a make-believer and a pretender who has absolutely no accountability for his reprehensible actions.
My advice to you, Todd, is why don't you be wise and tell us when you knew it, how you knew it, and why you didn't do anything to stop your brother's disgusting CSA.
What an absolute tragic waste.
He said, for all of us Latter-day Saints, overarching all other concerns is the fact that gambling is morally wrong.
Gambling is morally wrong? You're going to discuss that at this point in time in society and not discuss your brother? That's really odd to me because the Mormon church has had a long history of getting money From gambling.
Yeah, that's right.
With its illegal clandestine hedge fund, Ensign Peak Advisors, it invested in numerous sin stocks over the years, including companies with massive holdings in gambling.
So we have Todd's advice that says that you, brothers and sisters, you, ladies and gentlemen, shouldn't be gambling, but it's okay for them to do it.
In Mormonism, it's always rules for thee, but not for me.
And I can back up my receipts just like everything else on this channel by playing you just this five minute video here, which talks about the LDS Church's investment scandal, the truth about Enzyme Peak and DMBA's sin stocks.
The LDS Church preaches moral purity, but is it putting its money where its mouth is? Because Enzyme Peak Advisors, DMBA, which is the church's insurer, and Beneficial Life, which is the church's life insurance program, which it has winded down over the years, has been caught investing in controversial industries, including...
Alcohol, tobacco, military weapons, and gambling.
Let's check this out.
And my question is, did he address all of the incredible scandal that went along with his disgusting brother and Todd's actions about covering up CSA? Did he address the giant elephant in the room or did he just pretend that nothing happened? And let me tell you, he's a make-believer and a pretender who has absolutely no accountability for his reprehensible actions.
My advice to you, Todd, is why don't you be wise and tell us when you knew it, how you knew it, and why you didn't do anything to stop your brother's disgusting CSA.
What an absolute tragic waste.
He said, for all of us Latter-day Saints, overarching all other concerns is the fact that gambling is morally wrong.
Gambling is morally wrong? You're going to discuss that at this point in time in society and not discuss your brother? That's really odd to me because the Mormon church has had a long history of getting money From gambling.
Yeah, that's right.
With its illegal clandestine hedge fund, Ensign Peak Advisors, it invested in numerous sin stocks over the years, including companies with massive holdings in gambling.
So we have Todd's advice that says that you, brothers and sisters, you, ladies and gentlemen, shouldn't be gambling, but it's okay for them to do it.
In Mormonism, it's always rules for thee, but not for me.
And I can back up my receipts just like everything else on this channel by playing you just this five minute video here, which talks about the LDS Church's investment scandal, the truth about Enzyme Peak and DMBA's sin stocks.
The LDS Church preaches moral purity, but is it putting its money where its mouth is? Because Enzyme Peak Advisors, DMBA, which is the church's insurer, and Beneficial Life, which is the church's life insurance program, which it has winded down over the years, has been caught investing in controversial industries, including...
Alcohol, tobacco, military weapons, and gambling.
Let's check this out.
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