Mormonism Exposed - September Dawn Highlights

My playlist about Brigham Young - http://www.youtube.com/user/isthechurchtrue#grid/user/00A93088BB6C40EA

September Dawn is a full length film about the atrocities committed at Mountain Meadows in the Utah Territory. The Fancher party was peacefully passing through the Utah Territory on its way to California, when they were attacked by members of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints. On September 11, 1857 members of The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints pretended to help the Fancher party in an attempt to get close enough to finish them off. John D. Lee was executed at Mountain Meadows for the murders committed by the Latter-Day Saint Militia. To this day the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has not apologized for their crimes.

Dallin H. Oaks admits that Mormon Leaders were involved in the Mountain Meadows Massacre (click the link below).
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xcxp58_oaks-admits-that-mormons-mormon-lea_news

Jon Voight discusses his role in the movie September Dawn - http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x23k1e_jon-voight-regarding-mountain-meado_news

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[isthechurchtrue]

@IExposeMormonism

I don't see how it is a mistake to say "It's probably those Missourians, they hate him.." regardless of where the jail was. The people of Missouri could have traveled to Illinois or Arkansas to confront Joseph Smith. The jail guard was guessing who was outside based on Joseph Smith's history with Missouri. I don't think that there is historical evidence pointing to who exactly killed Joseph Smith or why they did it exactly. This leaves historians to speculate about who & why.

[IExposeMormonism]

@Dalessiokiller 17 were killed at Hauns mill. And 14 wounded. Hauns Mill is in Missouri. The people who did it were from Missouri. Those are the people to blame. You can't blame a state or nation much less the people in it for what individuals did. No one is blaming you for the MMM. Blaming other peoples, their children, their friends, blaming based on state citizenship, and other such criteria, for the actions, plans, deeds, of others is not Christian thinking.

[Dalessiokiller]

@isthechurchtrue if the lds were pushed any further west they would have fell in the ocean. I dont agree with killing anyone. however lds men woman and children were killed prior to the event that youre worried about

[isthechurchtrue]

@Dalessiokiller

"You demonstrate typical anti double standards"

Mormons are the ones who have a double standard. Mormons will often times Lie for the Lord. Mormons will commit all sorts of crimes & immoral acts for their church. They wish to dismiss horrific things like the Mountain Meadows Massacre as justified by inventing a "massacre that killed over 100 LDS." Many Mormons deny that the church was even involved in the attack & perpetuate the lie that it was the Indians.

[isthechurchtrue]

@Dalessiokiller

You accuse this video of having a warped view of history & making up lies to defame the Mormon Church yet you are the one inventing lies. There never was a massacre of "over 100 LDS." The Haun's Mills Massacre killed 17 LDS & that was the largest death toll in Mormon history. When you consider the fact that the Fancher party was unarmed & was not trying to harm to LDS in anyway then you can see the disgusting brutality of killing 120 people at Mountain Meadows.

[Dalessiokiller]

@NaDopros I quoted a movie critic. Am I as guilty as the people at the Mills massacre that killed over 100 LDS? You demonstrate typical anti double standards and this movie sucked.

[NaDopros]

@IExposeMormonism

You are right, about the different between "heresay" (which always involves going through a third party) and actually hearing words spoken, oneself. A person can testify to actually having heard something, with one's own ears. This (the second of the two examples) is NOT heresay: by any definition other than a weird mormon definition.

[NaDopros]

@Dalessiokiller

You demonstrate a typical Mormon weirdness, in your comment: you simply cannot separate yourself from the evildoers, in yoiur church. You have to stand "shoulder-to-shoulder" with all of the murderers, past and present,: and, thus you aid and abet the evil, instead of condemning it! You are as guilty of murder as though you, yourself, had pulled the trigger, instead of your own filthy forebears!!

[IExposeMormonism]

@isthechurchtrue I meant to say Carthage Illinois. All the perps were bureaucrats in the state. (they were Freemasons, too) The Governor, sheriff, deputy, jailor, etc. The militia there had to be mostly or entirely Freemasons. All 5 tried for JS death were in Illinois militia, etc... I'm not clear on why Missourians are guilty of crimes in Illinois, but this is Mormonism.

[Dalessiokiller]

"The horrific way in which Brigham Young, a character presumed to be Apostle George A. Smith, pioneer John D. Lee and a fictional bishop are depicted is patently demonic. These characters could have come from nowhere other than the imagination of someone with an intense personal loathing of the Mormon Church and its leaders. Not since Adolf Hitler depicted Jews has Western cinema been used to so spitefully destroy the history and reputation of religious leaders."