@isfjcutebear I hear this from almost all Japanese of old age. This was the indoctrination that the population was brainwashed with. But if you go to these countries that Japas was trying to "save", you hear a totally different story.
@SusanPuzio007 It is not The Divine Principle VS The Bible, just like it was not the old testament vs the new testament. God has given the truth throughout centuries and millennias according to the development of human level of understanding. This fact is also writen in the bible.
I watched her step into the rain that day, reporters pushing forward, and the first thing she said was,
“Even though it’s raining, thank you for your hard work.”
That moment has never left me.
That’s not public relations — that’s faith.
That’s what I want to learn from her.
#ReleaseTheMotherOfPeace #FreeKorea
Thank you, True Mother, for standing on the front line in this difficult battle. We are with you no matter what! Fighting!!! 🙏✊🔥
#ReleaseTheMotherofPeace#FaithFreedomPeace
Mother Han’s case in Korea. She was sentenced to 2 years rather than the absurd 13 years requested by the prosecutor. But she is innocent and should have been acquitted
https://t.co/W3VY3Ln0y3
South Korea: Mother Han Sentenced to Two Years. She Is Innocent https://t.co/jlO8ZKhpPe The prosecutor had requested thirteen years. But innocent defendants should be acquitted, not receive “lenient” sentences to save the prosecutors’ face.
North American Supporters of Dr. Hak Ja Han Rally Awaiting Verdict in Seoul
https://t.co/YCY3YF9sY3
With the verdict in South Korea looming, supporters of Dr. Hak Ja Han, the Mother of Peace and leader of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, assembled across America to voice their support. In New York City, supporters gathered outside the Manhattan Center concert venue near the historic New Yorker Hotel, both owned by the Unification Church, to pray and express support. The crowd of roughly 70 people carried placards with the faces of Dr. Hak Ja Han and her late husband, Rev. Sun Myung Moon, saying, “She is Innocent!” and “Please Release the Mother of Peace!”
Rev. Edner Pierre-Louis of Manhattan Family Church stated: “She has been unjustly persecuted and imprisoned for over one year, the court in Korea is about to set a sentence on her, and we are here to declare that she is innocent and that she had nothing to do with these charges they have brought on her.”
Dr. Hak Ja Han is charged with bribery and inappropriately exercising influence in South Korea’s politics in ways forbidden for religious leaders. Han’s supporters and defense team maintain her innocence, pointing out that the prosecution’s case largely relies on the testimony of a former church official who was himself arrested for misconduct with government officials, who then agreed to testify against Mrs. Moon. Dr. Hak Ja Han maintains she was unaware of and uninvolved with the actions for which he was charged and now says were done on her command.
Rev. Desmond Green stated that the Korean religious leader led an effort to “bring back morality and dignity to the family that was lost.” He went on: “Had it not been for Mother Moon’s effort along with her husband, this country would have waned a long time ago. I think America owes a debt of gratitude to Mother Moon.”
Over a thousand supporters gathered in Las Vegas, where Rev. Joshua Holmes of Los Angeles Family Church led a prayer, stating: “No matter what they may decide in the next few hours, it does not change that reality, that she has given everything for this world, expecting nothing in return!… We are gathering together because we stand with her, beloved God our Heavenly Parent! We are standing together because this trial was never a trial on True Mother! It was a trial of our own faith!”
The Center for Political Innovation has been supporting Dr. Hak Ja Han and the Family Federation in light of the prosecution in South Korea and the church’s legal dissolution in Japan last year. CPI founder and director Caleb Maupin has described Dr. Hak Ja Han as a pioneer for peaceful reunification of the Korean Peninsula and an important friend of Pyongyang, who played a key role in setting the stage for the historic talks between the White House and Kim Jong Un during Trump’s first term. The Center for Political Innovation joins the chorus of voices opposing the prosecution and calling for Dr. Hak Ja Han’s release so she can continue to play a vital role as a bringer of reconciliation in Korea and elsewhere.
"At what point does justice become inhumane?” - Dr. Demian Dunkley
That question will become even more important in a matter of hours, when 83-year-old Dr. Hak Ja Han is expected to receive the verdict in her case in South Korea.
Prosecutors have asked for a 13-year prison sentence. Dr. Han has denied the allegations against her.
Before the court rules, I encourage you to hear Dr. Dunkley explain who Dr. Han is, what has happened to her, and why her case should matter to anyone who believes in religious liberty.
Listen now at https://t.co/OSlEhZPQGJ
Charlie Kirk understood that the fight for religious freedom in South Korea was not an isolated issue.
What happens to Dr. Hak Ja Han matters far beyond Korea. The freedom to believe, worship, and practice your faith must be defended everywhere, or ultimately it will be secure nowhere.
Her verdict is approaching. The world should be paying attention.
https://t.co/OSlEhZPQGJ
BREAKING: A Seoul court on Aug. 31 sentenced Family Federation Dr. Hak Ja Han to two years in prison in the first-instance trial over alleged “church-state collusion” with the Yoon government.
Han’s defense has consistently denied every charge, arguing Yoon acted alone and that she neither approved nor directed the alleged payments.
The ruling is being viewed as part of a broader offensive by the current Lee administration against conservative religious groups.
The same day, a separate joint probe wrapped up without indicting 132 politicians alleged to have received church-linked funds, while sending Family Federation and Shincheonji leaders to trial.
Prosecutors had sought 13 years for Dr. Han. An appeal is likely.
https://t.co/FM10li4Bee
In a matter of hours, Dr. Hak Ja Han is expected to learn her fate in a South Korean courtroom. Prosecutors have asked for a 13-year prison sentence for the 83-year-old religious leader, who has denied the allegations against her.
I asked Dr. Demian Dunkley to join me on Newt’s World because people need to understand who Dr. Han is, what has happened to her, and why I believe this case is about far more than one woman or one church.
I believe there is a global war on God taking place in plain sight, and Dr. Han has found herself in the middle of it. Before the court rules, I hope you will listen to this important conversation. https://t.co/OSlEhZPQGJ
@datsuryoku01 Smart move. That is only for when they have no customers. I'm sure they don't rest when customers are served. Besides that, conbini worker's pay is insanely low compared to the huge amount of work they do, whether they are Japanese or foreigners.