Mormon Dissident Requests Church President Thomas S. Monson to ask Romney and Huntsman to Withdraw

Dec. 30, 2011 - PRLog -- In a letter to Mormon President Thomas S. Monson, dated December 27, 2011, Douglas A. Wallace a dissident who brought about the racial equality of Black male Members of the church between 1976 and 1978 suggests that Monson take immediate action to:

1. Acknowledge and repudiate in public, the active concept and quest for a “Kingdom of God on Earth” to allegedly fulfill scripture with the church as political world kingship.

2. Requests that Monson require Mormon Presidential hopefuls Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman, to withdraw from 2012 Presidential race by January 5, 2012.

If these demands are not timely met Wallace believes the Mormon Church will suffer an embarrassing impact.  In his letter to the Mormon President he maintains that the Mormon Church’s goal of trying to establish a “Kingdom of God on earth” is contrary to Providential will. He also mentions that God will destroy the need of Mormon temples by setting Mormon followers free from the “bondage of the Church.”

In his letter Wallace alludes to his past confrontation with Mormon Church authorities when he ordained the black priest 1976. He did this to fulfill his belief in equality of race. This led to Wallace being excommunicated by the Mormon Church.

He states that he gave the church leaders two months to meet with him before January 1, 1976. He stated that if they didn’t he would consider himself insubordinate and follow dictates of conscience. When they failed to meet with him he gave notice of that insubordination not knowing what the spirit would guide him to do.

The authorities then tried to spy on him using Russian KGB Micro-wave cavity resonation devices designed into lapel pins shaped as honey bees and worn by Home Teachers.  Being aware of that system he avoided disclosure of his plans.  In the end the church was taken by surprise on April 2, 1976 when Wallace ordained the black man. After two years the church relented and granted black male members to be ordained. Wallace called that his first mission.

The second or current mission is to expose and set aside Mormon Church ambitions to become the political head of world government. All church President Monson has to do is to comply with spiritual promptings given Wallace and dismantle the 1844 plan of world conquest. Actually Wallace is indifferent as to what action Monson will take. He has simply notified Monson of risks and what he does will determine the future of the church.