[Vision2020] Agendas and Advice

Sun Jun 10 15:11:42 PDT 2007

Mr HeroDotus,

AGENDAS:

You need to find another hobby.  Dougsploch is affecting you and I'm afraid
you are starting to lose your somewhat tenuous grip on reality and succumb
to what you refer as the  "I am not Doug Wilson, I just act like him,"
outbursts, tirades, and lapses of reasoning.

In the words of a persistent poster "I urge you to seek help immediately."

I must admit, after perusing your  web page, what I assumed to be your
agenda is in fact, your agenda.  Cool.  We all have agendas.  I just think
we should be up front about them.  My particular agenda was to answer
questions regarding the registration and release of registered sex
offenders, or any other offender (regardless of any tie they may have to any
church, school, or business)  in our community.  My agenda now is to
disconnect myself from back-and-forth postings with you on this list-serv.
I'm more than happy to off-list reply, however.  Feel free to make them
"public" if you wish, I just see no real purpose.  Is this where I should
apologize for CONTROLLING THE CONVERSATION?

ADVICE:

In a post of May 11, I attempted to give Mr Hansen some well-meaning advice
before he began distributing flyers announcing the release of Mr Sitler.
Given his level of frustration with the legal and correctional system, it
may have been a good idea - I just didn't want to see it blow up on him. He
apparently took this as a vicious attack.  I mention this only to give you,
too, some well-meaning advice.  I am not an attorney.  I accuse you of
nothing.  I threaten you with nothing.  I simply point out that some may
construe as libelous, the following words you have posted publicly:

"Douglas Wilson instilled (deviant personality traits) in Steven Sitler
while he preyed in Moscow under Wilson's oversight."

". . . he (Sitler) obtained Wilson's approval to break any law . . ."

" . . . he (Sitler) learned (from Wilson) that human beings made in the
image of God are nothing more than physical objects meant to bring sadistic
pleasure."

"Pastor Wilson taught Sitler that when kikers commit abominations, Pastor
Wilson will cover them up."

"Douglas Wilson taught Steven Sitler to take joy and satisfaction in
dehumanizing and humiliating human beings . . ."

" . . .they retained the most incompetent attorney in the state — Greg
Dickison . . ."

"Wilson helped corrupt the pedophile . . ."

Maybe these fall simply under the category of "musing and opinions."  Some
may not.  It may be black and white.  It may be grey.  Nonetheless, I would
just tread lightly.

Schwaller

On 6/10/07, Bob Herodotus <bherodotus at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Dear Mr. Schwaller,
>
> As you prepare to defile this week's Table again, I want to give you more
> background in your crash course on the disingenuous machinations of Douglas
> Wilson, particularly as they apply to his distorted sense of self-importance
> in direct opposition to the needs of his flock..
>
> Please take a moment to read this blog entry entitled "Kick It Up A
> Notch," which he posted on April 30, 2005, in response to unnamed events
> that transpired the previous week. And bear in mind that he wrote this about
> six weeks after he discovered a serial pedophile committed abominations with
> Kirk lambs for the past 18 months, or to use his words, six weeks after he
> learned that "God's hand of judgment" fell on Christ Church:
>
> http://dougwils.com/index.asp?Action=Anchor&CategoryID=1&BlogID=1050
>
> Now please note the two most striking points of this post. First, Pastor
> Wilson immediately established himself as the center of attention, putting
> himself on par with the psalmist and St. Paul. Second, notice that Pastor
> Wilson used vivid language to describe a serious event that he called an
> "attack," but he NEVER IDENTIFIED the exact nature of this so-called
> "attack"; he never stated what specifically happened.
>
> For example, he implied that someone had "reviled" him for Jesus' sake,
> but he didn't say who or how. He called this event a "disguised attack on
> the purity and consequent potency of the gospel," and He compared its
> significance to Paul's confrontation of Peter at Antioch, but I don't recall
> any apostolic assemblies in the last two years. He called it a "tribulation"
> whereby he would "enter the kingdom of heaven," but he omitted the specifics
> of his distress. It was something that "troublemakers" caused because they
> wanted to "win the respect of the unbelieving world," but he neglected
> support this innuendo with any facts. He intimated that he refused to
> compromise his faith, unlike the "moderate Christians" who had.. To be sure,
> the "attack" and subsequent hardship was so severe for Pastor Wilson that it
> required special intercession from the saints, whom he publicly thanked for
> their support because it "meant a great deal." And he eased the concern of
> his friends, saying
> that he and his wife were doing "quite well."
>
> But please notice, Mr. Schwaller, that Pastor Wilson NEVER IDENTIFIED the
> exact nature of this so-called "attack"; he never stated exactly what
> happened. He completely failed to pinpoint the actual historical event
> itself, leaving his readers to their imaginations to discover the awful
> truth.
>
> It's fair to say that he described his family's trial as so severe that
> the average reader could walk away thinking it was too terrible to mention;
> that, for example, he just learned a serial pedophile had raped his
> grandchildren for the past 18 months. I must admit Pastor Wilson left me
> with the impression that all four of Job's messengers had visited him at
> once, or that bad men tried extorting a repudiation of his faith from him.
>
> But none of these things happened, Mr. Schwaller, not even close. You see,
> Pastor Wilson could not state directly in plain language the nature of this
> "attack" because the sad facts of the matter would have immediately
> punctured his inflated storyline. There was no "attack." No one "reviled"
> him. There was no "tribulation." These things were all figments of Wilson's
> imagination — pure fantasy. This is because only one event occurred that
> week: WORLD Magazine reported that Douglas Wilson committed plagiarism when
> he co-wrote and edited the book "Southern Slavery As It Was." That's it.
> Pastor Wilson suffered profound tribulation because WORLD Magazine reported
> that he committed plagiarism. And their report wasn't even an "article." It
> was a 387-word vignette on the sidebar, which was exactly 300 words less
> than his blog post. This was the "attack" on poor Pastor Wilson; this was
> his "tribulation."
>
> But while no one reviled him, he reviled WORLD Magazine for using the
> words "stolen sections" to describe his sin. And while no one demanded that
> he renounce his faith, he demanded that WORLD Magazine apologize to him for
> the story. And while no one suffered harm that required the saints'
> intercession, he made the world suffer as he threw his unrelenting fit of
> rage.
>
> Mr. Schwaller, as you consider Pastor Wilson's dreadful ordeal, please
> compare it to the indescribable acts perpetrated against those innocent
> children by Steven Sitler just a few weeks before Wilson wrote his fantastic
> story. Factor in Wilson's refusal to notify congregation and community, as
> well as his April Fools Day joke on the Moscow Food Co-op; and don't forget
> the beatings that he gave MLK Jr and John Wesley for their plagiarism.
> Finally, look at Wilson's cholesterol-laden menu for his self-absorbed
> gluttony festival described in excessive detail down to the obscene stuffing
> spilling over the belt of his size 66 (too small) pants.
>
> And with all of these historical facts set before you, ask the question,
> What the schwaller is wrong with this man?
>
> Now make sure you look nice and holy for the people today, because you are
> a very brave and important person.
>
> Thank you.
>
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