How tied into the New World Order are your local leaders?

[Pahoran]

So - in just one stake I am familiar with a stake leader works for a company that is a sponsor of WEF and presents at their conferences, and they are headquartered in China. Other high councilors include executives in healthcare, an executive in a company that provides raw materials essential in vaccine development, an executive that is an expert in ESG topics and gives lectures on it, lawyers who represent fortune 500 companies and that specifically focused on helping their clients push the boundaries of requiring vaccines while avoiding getting sued, in the mission presidency an executive that was a consultant on healthcare policy.

I haven't researched the whole high council, but it seemed pretty obvious to me what direction that group would go when it came to masking and mandates. I felt like there were at least a few conflicts of interest in that crowd when it came to making decisions on the path forward during the pandemic, so much so, that it seemed difficult to get leadership to hear other opinions on those issues that differed from the WHO, etc.

So, I would be really interested to hear, what does the local leadership look like around you?

[RosyPosy]

I just might find out soon. After seeing the church come in support of the UN I feel compelled to write a letter to my local leaders.

[HereWeGo]

I don't think my local leaders think much about it. They will just follow lockstep with the upper leaders and not think twice about anything they say. They can't lead us astray, don't ya know?

[madvin]

Here in the Stillwater Oklahoma area, I don't see any of the leaders tied to big pharma, Most are ranchers, in construction, or work at the university here. I moved here in August 2021 and they were all following church protocols of course, but I didn't get any push back for not going along with the masks. The University here made it very easy to get exempt from the injection mandate. Anyone who applied for religious exemption got it.

[Pahoran]

Here in the Stillwater Oklahoma area, I don't see any of the leaders tied to big pharma, Most are ranchers, in construction, or work at the university here. I moved here in August 2021 and they were all following church protocols of course, but I didn't get any push back for not going along with the masks. The University here made it very easy to get exempt from the injection mandate. Anyone who applied for religious exemption got it.

Thanks for the insight. Good to hear there are some ranchers in leadership.

[Pahoran]

I don't think my local leaders think much about it. They will just follow lockstep with the upper leaders and not think twice about anything they say. They can't lead us astray, don't ya know?

I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of local leaders throughout the US are similar to what you have described.

[EmmaLee]

Our stake president is a seed scientist for Monsanto - I guess looking for even better ways to poison/starve us. His 1st counselor is a civil rights type lawyer (very leftist/socialist). So both of them are tied into the NWO, IMO. Don't know what his 2nd counselor does for a living, but know that he's well-off (and is also a democrat). All three vociferously defend anything/everything that comes from Church HQ and our Area Presidency (so, same thing). There is no independent thought that we have ever seen or heard about. They were very strict on masks, promoting the bioweapon, closed down our churches here for WAY longer than ANY other churches in our town. They preach nothing but "being kind and inclusive" and "covenant path" over and over and over till you just want to hurl. And of course, Nelson this, Nelson that - we are the Church of RMNelson. So since Nelson is all for the NWO/globalism/WEF/Gates/et al. so are our local stake leaders - and our bishopric just follow lock-step, word for word, whatever our stake leaders say/do.

[Christianlee]

Our stake president is a seed scientist for Monsanto - I guess looking for even better ways to poison/starve us. His 1st counselor is a civil rights type lawyer (very leftist/socialist). So both of them are tied into the NWO, IMO. Don't know what his 2nd counselor does for a living, but know that he's well-off (and is also a democrat). All three vociferously defend anything/everything that comes from Church HQ and our Area Presidency (so, same thing). There is no independent thought that we have ever seen or heard about. They were very strict on masks, promoting the bioweapon, closed down our churches here for WAY longer than ANY other churches in our town. They preach nothing but "being kind and inclusive" and "covenant path" over and over and over till you just want to hurl. And of course, Nelson this, Nelson that - we are the Church of RMNelson. So since Nelson is all for the NWO/globalism/WEF/Gates/et al. so are our local stake leaders - and our bishopric just follow lock-step, word for word, whatever our stake leaders say/do.

Sounds like a wonderful place (sarcasm). When I was younger, members said the Church, the Boy Scouts and the John Birch Society were the only things keeping us from communism. I guess we are doomed.

[tmac]

One of the biggest areas where I have seen the NWO creeping into society at every turn for the past 20-30 years is with respect to land-use planning, zoning and regulation. Having had a chance to observe lots of local leaders over the years, and especially bishoprics and stake presidencies, regardless of their politics, like NTChristofferson, and the other GAs, I have very seldom seen leaders top to bottom who weren’t completely on board with Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030. I seldom run into Church members or leaders at any level who have much genuine understanding or support of fundamental property rights.

[EmmaLee]

Our stake president is a seed scientist for Monsanto - I guess looking for even better ways to poison/starve us. His 1st counselor is a civil rights type lawyer (very leftist/socialist). So both of them are tied into the NWO, IMO. Don't know what his 2nd counselor does for a living, but know that he's well-off (and is also a democrat). All three vociferously defend anything/everything that comes from Church HQ and our Area Presidency (so, same thing). There is no independent thought that we have ever seen or heard about. They were very strict on masks, promoting the bioweapon, closed down our churches here for WAY longer than ANY other churches in our town. They preach nothing but "being kind and inclusive" and "covenant path" over and over and over till you just want to hurl. And of course, Nelson this, Nelson that - we are the Church of RMNelson. So since Nelson is all for the NWO/globalism/WEF/Gates/et al. so are our local stake leaders - and our bishopric just follow lock-step, word for word, whatever our stake leaders say/do.

Sounds like a wonderful place (sarcasm). When I was younger, members said the Church, the Boy Scouts and the John Birch Society were the only things keeping us from communism. I guess we are doomed.

Which makes us extra happy the Lord has made it possible (finally!!) to move far away in a couple months. Hoping our new place has more like-minded people. Honestly, at this point, we care more about having a good, constitutionally-literate, liberty-loving, anti-NWO sheriff in our new area, than whatever the church leaders will be like.

[cwass]

My stake sounds similar to yours. The high councilor that was released due to him being in the minority in regard to the pandemic worked for a big firm and he had the appearance of any other executive type high council member but he is patriotic and could see the covid hoax and couldn't go along with it anymore.

[Theveilofforgetting]

I don't know everyone's job situation but most men seem to be in construction, or work at the airport. Women are more likely to work in admin or education.
Education is highly valued but English is a second language for most adult members here. They may have travelled a few countries to get here and have families to feed so jobs are mostly likely to be blue collar. We also live a fair distance from the cbd.