Hi Vince69
My take on the areas you want to examine :-
1) the “lady” (you’re very kind to refer to her as that) has
been trained since young to go into trances and trained to get out
of them! She goes into a trance at Novena and claims demonic
possession.
2) Yet strangely enough no-one in her family is aware of this
ability of hers which she had since young and which she had often
performed in her family’s presence. What were they doing during the
performances – sleeping?!
3) She and her family deliberately set out to claim money
furnishing a false medical history. If the defendants didn’t have
good attorneys, the whole of Singapore would not have known of
this. I wonder if Bajwa is legally obliged to make sure the full
facts were disclosed or it is okay since he is the defendants
laywers to let them hide behind half-truths and deliberate lies? If
he is legally obliged then I hope he gets disbarred. I talk about
legal right and wrong and not morals and/or ethics as these are not
words I would associate with Bajwa and his clients!
4) Would a more “professional” prayer – i.e. exorcism help?
Well, as the priests have been saying they would need time to
ascertain if she is really possessed. This is not a Hollywood drama
where the priest would make a snap decision and rushes to exorcise
the person.
The plaintfiff writhers like a snake and has the morals of one.
She’s no lady! Points 1 and 2 on their own is damaging enough but
taken together with Point 3 shows a deliberate attempt to
defraud.
my original purpose is to show that the prayer couldn't have cause
the situation in her being worst.
anyway, I also see in her a human tormented by evil and
souls lost (unless God intervene)... as such, though I may not
agree with the deeds, I do not have the heart to call her
anything else.
