We had discussed here previously the fact that Pastor Matthew Queen of Friendly Avenue Baptist Church here in Greensboro was being criminally charged by the U.S. Department of Justice. It is in connection with his previous role at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary responding to a sexual abuse complaint.
Pastor Queen has now pled guilty as part of a plea bargaining agreement as reported by the Christian Post. He is charged with what is referred to as a “process crime”.
How does this work? The FBI interrogates you, trips you up, and gets you to say something that is later found to be untrue. You then get charged criminally for lying to the FBI.
I had reported here previously about the #MeToo crusade and the handling of sexual abuse issues within the Southern Baptist Convention. Megan Basham had devoted a lengthy chapter in her book to this topic.
She revealed that Obama had made this an agenda item for his Department of Justice to pursue more than a decade ago. His method was to require colleges and universities to respond in a certain manner when sexual abuse allegations are made. He required them to set up a process in which the accused male is stripped of due process rights and essentially presumed to be guilty.
The agenda was to give budding radical feminists another weapon in their toolkit to leverage power over men. We have discussed previously that a good portion of the women making these allegations are lying or downplaying their own responsibility in these matters. In some cases, the women lie in order to exact revenge over having been jilted, or over some other agenda item.
Basham revealed that, in many cases, the accused men later sue the universities because of being unjustly accused and pursued; and the financial awards these men then tend to receive in court is far in excess of whatever penalties or liabilities the universities would otherwise face.
Biden’s Department of Justice far exceeded its rightful constitutional authority when it went after Pastor Queen. It had no rightful role in these matters.
Matthew Queen has been unjustly prosecuted.
An injustice for sure.
I feel badly for what they did to this guy, Fred. It’s terribly wrong. If the young woman at that seminary was truly convinced that she was sexually abused, she should have gone to the local police.