Dead Bodies sa Philippine Arena, di raw kinaya ng mga official security personnel ng INC™?

Totoo ba ito?

Umurong na ang Mandaragit Security Agency sa kontrata sa INC. Hindi na kinaya ng konsensya ang pagliligpit ng mga dead bodies sa Phil Arena basement. Mga security guards ay hindi narin sang-ayon sa mga nangyayari.

Source: Iglesia ni Santos

The INC Mafia: This happened in the previous administration, it's still happening in the current administration

The INC Mafia and The P8.3 Billion LTO IT Bid

March 20, 2013 by Paul Farol

L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, was claimed to have said “You don’t get rich by writing science fiction. If you want to get rich, you start a religion.”

I’m not into religion bashing, really.  I believe that everyone will ultimately account for their own world view and their actions in their own way.  Some will call out to Jesus, others to Jehovah, others to Buddha, and some to one Hindu god or another. I don’t know who atheists will call out to, really, but I guess they will have their own way of looking back at their lives and find things to account for — to whom or for what, I have no idea. But, still, I believe that we will account for things — it is in our nature to remember, regret, and perhaps seek a way to atone for deeds in the past.

If religion ever has an evil thing about it, it is what some people in the name of their religion or worse, what people do because of their religious organization’s clout — which, in either case, may not have anything to do with the tenets of their faith.

I am certain no religion will at all permit its members to profit over something using unfair means.

While I’ve seen so many people bashing the Catholic Church over its stand on contraception, abortion, homosexuality, euthanasia, legalized prostitution, and other things, I haven’t seen a lot of people pick a fight with Islam or the Iglesia Ni Cristo over the same things.

We’ve seen Carlos Celdran doing his “performance art” at a Catholic Church, supposedly to protest the Catholic Church’s meddling in government matters — specifically the RH Bill.  But what I haven’t seen are people who protest the under worldly maneuverings of members of the Iglesia ni Cristo in politics and government dealings.

One blog I’ve found makes mention of the Manalo aka Iglesia Ni Cristo Mafia:

Religious Dynasty runs in the Iglesia Ni Cristo. The Manalo family is influential in Philippine politics. Manalo family is filthy rich. INC members are proud of it even if most members are in a dire state of poverty; Manalo followers are proud and sometimes boastful of these blessings.