Sir Lionel Luckoo's Testimony on the...
"Reverend" Jim Jones was not an (More) "Reverend" Jim Jones was not an evangelical Christian. He was a sworn Communist and Atheist. To get a little off topic of the normal content posted, I'm taking the liberty to post a little bit of information that's been compiled regarding the "spiritual beliefs" of Jim Jones, leader of the mass suicidal, People's Temple cult from Jonestown (1978). http://edward-t-babinski.blogspot.com/2009/02/rev-jim-jones-was-not-evangelical.html One evangelical preacher (above) discusses the problem with Jim Jones, there were no bibles ... no place to pray... what else than Communism? Unfortunately, I have only part of that preacher's voice recorded to MP3 format, and welcome others to download. http://music.edwardtbabinski.us/jim_jones.mp3 Perhaps somebody can recognize his voice and tell me who he is. The actual text to the entirety of his sermon, went as follows: "He said 'I was Jim Jones' attorney.' I said 'When did you find out that he was not the man of God that he was billed to be?' He said 'When I visited Jonestown, when I walked in his so-called church. He said there was no bible, there were no holy pictures, there was no cross. Nothing. And I looked him right in the eye and I said to him 'Why is it there's no bible, and there's no place to pray?' He said 'We don't need that anymore,' and he says 'I am no longer your attorney, and you no longer need me.' And he walked out of there when Representative Ryan flew in to Guyana, the first man he called was Sir Lionel Luckhoo, and asked him to fly with him to Jonestown, he said 'God will not let me go'. If he had have gone he wouldn've been massacred with Representative Ryan, are you listening to me? And I'm going to reveal something to you that possibly the public does not know - Sir Lionel Luckhoo told me that the coroner was a close personal friend of his, and he said that he examined every single one of the bodies, this was not a mass-suicide like the world was brainwashed into thinking, but when that coroner examined the bodies, there was a pinhole in ninety-seven percent of all the bodies, they were injected with a poiso*, it was a mass-murder, because men and women were following a man, and I am going to let every one of you that are here under this tent, you that are listening to this radio broadcast, My God don't follow a man, don't follow a church, if you're going to follow somebody, follow Jesus! Follow Jesus! Look unto Jesus who is the author and the finisher of your fate, the devil is out to destroy every child of God that he can find! Can you shout 'Amen' somebody?'' The full audio of Jim Jones attorney is available here in its full one hour+ length entirety (12 megabyte download), where you can find Sir Luckoo discussing Jim Jones' unbelief in God and Communist views around the 24:50 of 1:08:57 time marker. (12,744 k download). http://music.edwardtbabinski.us/jim_jones_attorney.mp3 and alternative MP3 download: http://www.vulcanhammer.org/usual/Sir-Lionel-Luckhoo.mp3 Luckoo describes Jones as, "Satanist" and that 85-90% of the people at Jonestown were murdered... he mentions Jim Jones communist ideologue, which is no longer a secret on the web. Far cry from the misconception that Jim Jones was a "fanatic religious leader," never once did the media try to correct that misconception that Jim Jones was in fact the opposite, a Communist fanatic... All media compiled http://edward-t-babinski.blogspot.com/2009/02/rev-jim-jones-was-not-evangelical.html "The testimony of Sir Lionel Luckhoo, the Guyanese lawyer and diplomat. He held the Guinness Book of World Records place for the largest number of successive murder acquittals (245). He accepted Christ as his Saviour in the midst of his defence of Jim Jones before the Jonestown massacre in 1978. He gave this testimony in August 1983 at a meeting of the Full Gospel Businessmens Fellowship International in Chattanooga, Tennessee. http://www.vulcanhammer.org/2007/07/12/sir-lionel-luckhoos-testimony/ The Testimony of Sir Lionel Luckoo "Since the thirtieth anniversary of the Jonestown massacre/suicide is coming up on Tuesday, its good to rerun a podcast from last year: the testimony of Sir Lionel Luckhoo, Jim Jones lawyer and one of the worlds most successful trial attorneys. Sir Lionel talks about his relationship with Jim Jones and how he ultimately came to find his Saviour and Lord." http://www.vulcanhammer.org/2008/11/16/the-testimony-of-jim-jones-lawyer-sir-lionel-luckhoo/ (Less)