New Jerry Falwell piece: Millions in Liberty University assets to muscular personal trainer?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t really care, it does look like she is pregnant and his explanation sounds real. I think it was a stupid lapse in judgement but nothing else.

No it speaks to something deeper. Many stories about him over the years about his decidedly non-Christian lifestyle and ethics. His father was a true believer. He simply inherited a good job with lots of fringe benefits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t really care, it does look like she is pregnant and his explanation sounds real. I think it was a stupid lapse in judgement but nothing else.

You are easily fooled. Hope you haven't given his organization any money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t really care, it does look like she is pregnant and his explanation sounds real. I think it was a stupid lapse in judgement but nothing else.

They expel kids for lapses in judgement. Why in the hell is a grown man, head of an evangelical university, posting photos like this at all??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t really care, it does look like she is pregnant and his explanation sounds real. I think it was a stupid lapse in judgement but nothing else.

imo, one of the things about this that really irks me is that LU, the "school" he leads, has a strict moral code, how you conduct yourself even outside campus and a strict dress code. He didn't even follow the rules of the school he leads. If a student did what he did, the student would be expelled.

It's hypocrisy at its finest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:small crumbs in terms of the big picture

Seriously. Is he also going to take an indefinite leave of absence from reaping all the profits?

No, I think this is like Tucker's long-planned mid-week fishing trip.

[Anonymous]

He is hiding for a while and will try coming back and see if people forgot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He is hiding for a while and will try coming back and see if people forgot.

I think he might be done at Liberty. He apparently made many enemies during his tenure and they will fight to keep them out.

He could always become a televangelist though. All he has to do is repent and thank the Lord for His guidance.

[Anonymous]

Falwell’s use of yacht comes under scrutiny

The Liberty president vacationed on NASCAR mogul’s yacht after university inked lucrative sponsorship deal.

https://www.politico.com/amp/news/2020/08/20/falwells-yacht-use-under-scrutiny-399424?__twitter_impression=true

Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. has repeatedly used a 164-foot yacht owned by NASCAR mogul Rick Hendrick for family vacations after the university committed to a lucrative sponsorship deal with Hendrick Motorsports, according to former and current Liberty employees and social media posts by the Falwell family.

It was on his most recent yacht vacation — spent with his wife, Becki, their children and friends — that the evangelical leader and prominent supporter of President Donald Trump posted a photo with his pants unzipped and arm around his wife’s personal assistant that led to his indefinite suspension.

Since at least 2018, Liberty has sponsored a car with Hendrick Motorsports, a contract that typically runs well into the millions of dollars. The contract is private, so exactly how much the university is paying for the multiyear sponsorship is unknown. In 2017, for instance, Farmers Insurance paid Hendrick Motorsports $8 million for a similar NASCAR team sponsorship, according to court filings about the contract later obtained by ESPN. A Liberty employee familiar with the university’s contract with Hendrick Motorsports said the sponsorship payment varies slightly by year but amounts to roughly $6 million annually.

In July 2019, Falwell posted a series of photos of him and his family in the Bahamas swimming with sharks, cave diving, fishing in a "Hendrick Marine" t-shirt and, according to a caption, snorkeling in the decaying ruins of a drug smuggling plane once used by Pablo Escobar. The posts were accompanied by a photo of Wheels.

The previous summer, Falwell posted photos of himself and his family sunbathing, touring and jet-skiing on a yacht in Greece. He did not mention Wheels, but identified the yacht as belonging to a Liberty supporter.

“The only thing better than working with @libertyuniversity supporters on their yacht in the Greek Islands is working with them on both of their yachts!” he said in an Instagram post in June 2018.

[Anonymous]

He's probably never coming back in the same position. It seems like evangelicals don't care if you defraud them or cheat. But drinking and having pics taken half clothed will take you down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thoughts and prayers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Falwell’s use of yacht comes under scrutiny

The Liberty president vacationed on NASCAR mogul’s yacht after university inked lucrative sponsorship deal.

https://www.politico.com/amp/news/2020/08/20/falwells-yacht-use-under-scrutiny-399424?__twitter_impression=true

Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. has repeatedly used a 164-foot yacht owned by NASCAR mogul Rick Hendrick for family vacations after the university committed to a lucrative sponsorship deal with Hendrick Motorsports, according to former and current Liberty employees and social media posts by the Falwell family.

It was on his most recent yacht vacation — spent with his wife, Becki, their children and friends — that the evangelical leader and prominent supporter of President Donald Trump posted a photo with his pants unzipped and arm around his wife’s personal assistant that led to his indefinite suspension.

Since at least 2018, Liberty has sponsored a car with Hendrick Motorsports, a contract that typically runs well into the millions of dollars. The contract is private, so exactly how much the university is paying for the multiyear sponsorship is unknown. In 2017, for instance, Farmers Insurance paid Hendrick Motorsports $8 million for a similar NASCAR team sponsorship, according to court filings about the contract later obtained by ESPN. A Liberty employee familiar with the university’s contract with Hendrick Motorsports said the sponsorship payment varies slightly by year but amounts to roughly $6 million annually.

In July 2019, Falwell posted a series of photos of him and his family in the Bahamas swimming with sharks, cave diving, fishing in a "Hendrick Marine" t-shirt and, according to a caption, snorkeling in the decaying ruins of a drug smuggling plane once used by Pablo Escobar. The posts were accompanied by a photo of Wheels.

The previous summer, Falwell posted photos of himself and his family sunbathing, touring and jet-skiing on a yacht in Greece. He did not mention Wheels, but identified the yacht as belonging to a Liberty supporter.

“The only thing better than working with @libertyuniversity supporters on their yacht in the Greek Islands is working with them on both of their yachts!” he said in an Instagram post in June 2018.

Wow. This guy rivals Trump in terms of sleazy griftiness. How awful for evangelicals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Falwell’s use of yacht comes under scrutiny

The Liberty president vacationed on NASCAR mogul’s yacht after university inked lucrative sponsorship deal.

https://www.politico.com/amp/news/2020/08/20/falwells-yacht-use-under-scrutiny-399424?__twitter_impression=true

Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. has repeatedly used a 164-foot yacht owned by NASCAR mogul Rick Hendrick for family vacations after the university committed to a lucrative sponsorship deal with Hendrick Motorsports, according to former and current Liberty employees and social media posts by the Falwell family.

It was on his most recent yacht vacation — spent with his wife, Becki, their children and friends — that the evangelical leader and prominent supporter of President Donald Trump posted a photo with his pants unzipped and arm around his wife’s personal assistant that led to his indefinite suspension.

Since at least 2018, Liberty has sponsored a car with Hendrick Motorsports, a contract that typically runs well into the millions of dollars. The contract is private, so exactly how much the university is paying for the multiyear sponsorship is unknown. In 2017, for instance, Farmers Insurance paid Hendrick Motorsports $8 million for a similar NASCAR team sponsorship, according to court filings about the contract later obtained by ESPN. A Liberty employee familiar with the university’s contract with Hendrick Motorsports said the sponsorship payment varies slightly by year but amounts to roughly $6 million annually.

In July 2019, Falwell posted a series of photos of him and his family in the Bahamas swimming with sharks, cave diving, fishing in a "Hendrick Marine" t-shirt and, according to a caption, snorkeling in the decaying ruins of a drug smuggling plane once used by Pablo Escobar. The posts were accompanied by a photo of Wheels.

The previous summer, Falwell posted photos of himself and his family sunbathing, touring and jet-skiing on a yacht in Greece. He did not mention Wheels, but identified the yacht as belonging to a Liberty supporter.

“The only thing better than working with @libertyuniversity supporters on their yacht in the Greek Islands is working with them on both of their yachts!” he said in an Instagram post in June 2018.

Wow. This guy rivals Trump in terms of sleazy griftiness. How awful for evangelicals.

eh.. they have a bottomless pit of mulligans. The evidence of sleaziness was right there before their eyes. They chose to ignore it or make excuses. I'm a Protestant myself, and they brought this on themselves. And the worse part is that they keep doubling down. They give all Christians a bad name and follow a false god.

[Anonymous]

I would never, ever, ever hire a Liberty grad. Automatically disqualifying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would never, ever, ever hire a Liberty grad. Automatically disqualifying.

Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would never, ever, ever hire a Liberty grad. Automatically disqualifying.

Aw now where is your tolerance of different views and religious beliefs