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Bubblehead II  May 6, 2016 • 6:59:03am

Sounds like a human trafficking investigation needs to be launched into this “retreat”.

It’s so bad even the Salvation Army is appalled by it.

UPDATE: The Salvation Army, which had originally agreed to host the retreat on their property in Wichita, Kansas, has reportedly backed – and quite possibly ran – away from this incoming disaster. The group will now have to find a new place to hold their child marriage swap.

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CuriousLurker  May 7, 2016 • 1:29:00pm

Looks like they’re going to try to make things more palatable.

From the link in the link to the “Let Them Marry” site in the Addicting Info article:

The page you requested is not available.

We are in the process of completely rewriting our site.

As a result of being picked up by the national media, and being misquoted, a lot, (and lied about), we decided it was best for our tiny ministry to focus on saying exactly what we mean and to take down the hundreds of blog posts and articles which attempted to explain, discuss and explore. We hope to have more content up soon! […]

letthemmarry.org

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The French Rat  May 7, 2016 • 9:41:19pm

re: #2 CuriousLurker

Google cached link:
webcache.googleusercontent.com


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