u/No-Arugula2345 — reddlx

another defence BS From perth leader about LMH Arrest , this one is worse

John stop lying to your members

Yes, an arrest warrant in Korea does not mean someone is guilty. That part is true.

But it’s misleading to suggest it’s issued casually or without strong evidence. In Korea, a judge must review evidence from prosecutors and find probable cause that a crime was committed before approving an arrest warrant under the Criminal Procedure Act.

The reasons mentioned (flight risk, destruction of evidence, no fixed address) are not the only requirement — there must already be evidence supporting the charges first.

Also, just because searches and seizures were done doesn’t mean there’s no risk left. Courts can still approve detention if they believe evidence can be tampered with or investigations affected.

Bottom line: an arrest is not a conviction, but it also means a judge saw enough evidence to justify detention — it’s not random or automatic.

Stop giving members only half the story. They deserve to know that a judge approved the warrant based on evidence presented by prosecutors—not because of rumours or persecution.

u/No-Arugula2345 — 3 days ago

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how perth SCJ GSN Defended the arrest of LMH

The most sickening part is that the GSNs appear to know the truth about the arrest, yet instead of being honest with their members, they choose to spin the narrative and keep people in the dark. If that's true, this isn't ignorance anymore—it's calculated deception.

That's why I struggle to see regional leaders as victims. When you know the truth but continue misleading people to protect an organization, you've crossed the line from being deceived to becoming the deceiver.

Take Perth GSN John, for example. Listen to how he defended the arrest, and then listen to the members responding with "Amen." John, if you know the facts and still chose to defend a false narrative, where is your conscience? Please find one. People trusted you to tell them the truth, not to shield an organization at the expense of honesty. That's not leadership—that's a betrayal of the very people who placed their trust in you.

u/No-Arugula2345 — 7 days ago

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Observations on Membership Patterns in SCJ Australia

When SCJ claims to have between 500 and 1,000 members, those figures may include a mix of different categories of people. For instance, Perth may report close to 300 members, but a large proportion of them appear to be inactive.

Based on observations and discussions with current and former members, the makeup of many SCJ regions in Australia seems to include:

• Inactive members who no longer participate in church activities but remain on the membership register.

• Former members who left years ago, yet their names may still be included in membership counts.

• New members who initially show enthusiasm but later leave after gaining a deeper understanding of SCJ. This can take months or even years, but many eventually move on.

• A smaller core of committed members who may or may not view the organization as cult-like, but remain because they fear the consequences of leaving, are attached to positions of authority, value the sense of community, or have strong personal love relationships within the church.

This appears to be a common pattern across many SCJ regions in Australia, and similar situations may exist in other countries as well.

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u/No-Arugula2345 — 15 days ago

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A sincere question for SCJ members

Are you truly happy?

If your answer is yes, what gives you joy each day? What brings you peace? What makes you wake up thankful and confident in God?

And if your answer is no—if you are constantly anxious, exhausted, fearful, guilty, or emotionally burdened—please be honest with yourself. You may tell others you're fine, but deep down, only you and God know the truth.

The Bible says:

"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." (Matthew 11:28)

"The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace..." (Galatians 5:22-23)

"For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind." (2 Timothy 1:7)

Ask yourself honestly:

• Am I experiencing the joy and peace that Christ promised?
• Do I serve God out of love, or out of fear?
• Am I free in Christ, or am I constantly afraid of making mistakes?
• Does my faith bring me closer to God, or leave me emotionally drained?

Jesus said:

"So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." (John 8:36)

God's kingdom is described as "righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit" (Romans 14:17).

If your daily life is dominated by fear, anxiety, and pressure, take time to sincerely ask: Is this the abundant life Jesus promised? (John 10:10)

Please answer honestly—not for me, not for anyone in the comments, but for yourself before God.

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u/No-Arugula2345 — 25 days ago

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SCJ perth using a charity event to recruit members under false intention to be part of the event

This message is for people living in Perth, Western Australia. There is an event happening this Saturday June 13 from 9:30am-3:30pm in Mirrabooka it is called the Freedom Cup and Family Fun Day. It is a charity event supporting refugees and is intended as a family-friendly community gathering.

SCJ will be present at this event in pretense to play soccer but their true intention is to recruit members into their cult through this event. please warn any family or friends that will be attending this event so they do not fall a victim of this cult

Please look out for:

Being approached with questions about your religion or beliefs
Requests for personal information (such as phone numbers or social media details)
Attempts to move conversations away from the main event into private discussions
Persistent engagement even after disinterest is shown

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u/No-Arugula2345 — 27 days ago