“Vaccines make world slaves” corona conspiracy theory unfolds
The relationship with Pastor Kwang-Hoon Jeon of Sarang First Church is also refocused
On the morning of September 12, 2007, 21 people, including Chang-hee Je (Lee holding a microphone), who were kidnapped from Afghanistan at Sam Anyang Hospital in Anyang City, Gyeonggi Province, are explaining the situation in Afghanistan at a press conference. yunhap news
With more than 500 cumulative confirmed cases of a novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) related to group infection at the BTJ Universal Center in Sangju, Gyeongsangbuk-do, interest is drawing on the past actions of Intercorp, which operates the center.
The BTJ Center for the Nations is a facility operated by the missions organization Intercorp, and it is pointed out that it has deviated from the Orthodox Protestant Church. Since last year, thousands of people have violated quarantine regulations and gathered in an enclosed space to receive education and work, which is pointed out as the starting point of the COVID-19 outbreak.
On the 11th, the spokesman for the Open Democratic Party, Kim Seong-hoi, who worked as a reporter at the US branch of News & Joy, a Christian media, said on his YouTube channel’Kim Seong-hoe’s Right Voice’, “Behind the scenes of the Bundang Saemmul Church, who went on a mission to Afghanistan, there was Intercorp. “Paul is the same person as the operator of the currently controversial BTJ Nations Center,” he said.
In July 2007, 23 members of the Bundang Saemmul Church were abducted by the Taliban during missionary activities in Afghanistan and released after 42 days. Some of the Protestants believe that the Peace Festival held by Intercorp in Afghanistan in 2006 stimulated the Taliban and served as the beginning of the Sammul Church kidnapping and murder case. In fact, according to the media at the time, it was reported that the members of the Bundang Saemmul Church departed for Afghanistan under Intercorp’s arrangement.
At that time, the Afghan abduction situation drew the public’s attention. The Taliban, through spokesman Kari Yusuf Ahmadi, threatened to kill hostages if they do not withdraw South Korean troops stationed in Afghanistan. On July 25, the 7th day of the kidnapping, the Taliban killed Pastor Bae Mo, who led the mission, and on the 31st, Shim Mo was murdered.
Despite the government’s request for restraint, the church was criticized for carrying out missionary activities in Afghanistan without any safety precautions, and for showing a rush to conceal the fact of missionary activities after the incident.
“Bill Gates develops a vaccine to enslave the world?”
Barun Media, a professional media dealing with pseudo-religion issues, uploaded a video about Paul Choi, the head of Intercorp, posted on the YouTube channel on the 8th. YouTube Barun Media Capture
In the midst of this, Intercorp’s chief executive Choi Paul’s remarks on Corona 19 are again at the center of controversy.
Pastor Cho In-eum, CEO of Barun Media, a professional media dealing with pseudo-religious issues, appeared on the news show of CBS Kim Hyun-jung on the 11th, and explained the sermon Immo, a key member of Intercorp, at a church on December 13th last year. It is said that it is not a serious infectious disease. For a serious infectious disease, the mortality rate should be around 30%, but Corona 19 is not,” he said, “so we say that quarantine is not necessary as in Korea.
According to the Christian civic group Peace Tree, Choi argued that the’Corona 19 virus’ was a’project’ at a rally in July last year, and said, “The founder of Microsoft Bill Gates predicted a war against Corona 19 5 years ago and developed a vaccine. “If you get the vaccine, the world will become their slaves,” he said.
According to this, Mr. Choi said, “In 2015, Bill Gates said,’It is not a nuclear bomb that threatens humanity in the future, it is a coronavirus.'” He said, “I tried to feed the soldiers with drugs through vaccines and make them slaves.” But in fact, according to a TED talk at the time, Gates said it was precisely’a highly contagious virus’.
What is your relationship with Pastor Kwang-Hoon Jeon?
On June 16, 2019, Pastor Kwang-Hoon Jeon’s fasting site was visited by Choi Paul. YouTube You Know TV Capture
It is said that the appearance of solidarity with Jeon Kwang-hoon, the senior pastor of Sarangjeil Church, is often caught. According to the Peace Tree, at Intercorp’s 3rd Vision Camp held in June 2019, Jeon lectured as a lecturer and preached to thousands of young people.
Also, at that time, when Jeon set up a tent in front of the Blue House and continued the relay hunger, Choi also made a support visit. It is known that the Sangju BTJ World Center was also the place where Jeon held a large-scale rally from May 18 to 20 last year.
Penetration Into Teens
On the 31st of last month, a series of new coronavirus infections (Corona 19) was spreading around the International Mission Group (Intercorp) in Ulsan, and the Ulsan Branch of Intercorp borrowed the 2nd Ulsan Church on the 19th of last month to serve children in their teens and younger. It is known that the camp was held. The photo shows the 2nd Ulsan Church in Jung-gu, Ulsan City. News 1
According to the Peace Tree, Intercorp has formed UBTJ (U=Youth, BTJ=Back To Jerusalem) meetings in more than 214 middle and high schools nationwide, and has penetrated into youth. Intercorp receives an application with a parental consent form under the title of’Youth Vision School’. When looking at the contents, personal information such as school, grade, church attendance, contact information, etc., as well as whether or not to participate in Intercop is recorded.
Representative Lee In-gyu (World Federation of Korean Christian Heresy Countermeasures) wrote in an article entitled’Beware of Intercop’, which was posted on the Christian Internet media’Dangdang News’, “Young people who participated in Vision School quit church and work as missionaries of Intercorp. Because of the question of going out, the problem of Intercorp was first raised in the process of investigation by pastors in the Americas.”
Major denominations in Korea have imposed sanctions on Intercorp,
A view of the religious assembly of Intercorp, a Christian missionary facility, held at the Intercorp World Center in Hwaseo-myeon, Sangju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. Intercop Nation Center website capture
On the other hand, major domestic Protestant denominations (e.g., integration, joint, consolidation, Kosin, etc.) recognized Intercorp’s heresies and the dangers of aggressive missions, and from 2011 onwards, it has imposed sanctions such as prohibition of exchange with Intercorp and refraining from participation.
In response, Mr. Paul Choi announced an apology in March 2011, saying, “Intercorp Mission will do its best to become a healthy missionary organization by receiving guidance and re-education from revered religious leaders and theologians, including the Korea World Mission Council (KWMA).” Revealed.
However, until recently, Intercorp seems to be teaching and considering’the witnessing of the Gospel to all nations as the absolute condition of the Second Coming’ based on Matthew 24:14.
In this regard, Anchor Byun Sang-wook, who has been reporting on Shincheonji for nearly 15 years, also pointed out in an interview with YTN Radio’Lee Dong-hyung’s news head-to-head’ on the 6th that BTJ Center for the Nations and Intercorp are “moving away from orthodox Protestantism.”
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