Not being in Morg land, I hear very little about the new great and spacious building. With the church being the property owners of the mall, will they allow tenants in there to sell coffee, tea, tobacco, alcohol, skin magazines etc., or will it be controlled to the mormon standard. I have a friend that is very interested in this, with him telling me if they allow the above mentioned to be sold on church property, he and his family are done with the church. With him goes app. 20 family members, full tithe payers and have a tremendous history of church support and involvement. To him this is the final straw. He is tired and disillusioned about all the time, money, effort put into the morg and with little or no return. I think the toilet cleaning project was the final straw for him.

It's been addressed here before, but TSCC understands that for vendors to move in and rent space, the vendors will have to bring in accepted business models.

For franchise restaurants, that means a considerable percentage of their prophet will derive from the sale of alcohol.

So yes, this will be the final straw for your friend and his family.

Or the 20,000 home development in Saratoga Springs?

The .7% ownership of Florida, or being the biggest foreign landowner in England, and one of the biggest recipients of their farm subsidies?

interesting statistics "biggest foreign landowner in England, and one of the biggest recipients of their farm subsidies"

under what agrobusiness names?

could you provide any references?

Thanks

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/fat-cats-benefit-from-eu-farming-subsidies-780192.html?r=RSS

http://latterdaymainstreet.com/?p=694

LDS links always impress. Do the math on this page and you can show them that the church has given less than $4 per member per year to humanitarian causes:
http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/statistical-information

http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/business/articles/2008/11/02/20081102biz-mormonland1102.html

http://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/north/saratoga-springs/article_65b67334-7dbf-5ff8-b6c3-1a4d907564ce.html


http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705342390/Laie-Inn-closing-for-new-hotel.html

http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/article-10677-lds-church-slc-development.html

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2010-06-27/news/os-ed-jane-healy-column-062710-20100625_1_econ-river-econlockhatchee-river-project-s-homes

Thank you, Heresy

Tell your friend I hope to see on the board. Good luck.

In England, mormons run AgReserves, a farm conglomerate. AgReserves is based in Salt Lake City. They run farming operations all over the world, including Australia and California.

The AgReserves office in California donated to ProtectMarriage, so they are helping to fund anti-gay marriage campaigns.