Acquisations against PP Chin and his responses

 

A Facebook friend, Dwayne Min Johnson, has been pestering me for proof which I now have.

Let’s start from the very beginning, a very good place to start.

At a directors’ (Not duly elected) meeting the following was tabled:

Decision to take disciplinary action against a member.

Consideration of disciplinary actions against members, including the potential removal of members from the Lions club of Kota Kinabalu Centennial.

Emails to and from Lions International (Part 2)

 

Dear Emily Seaholm,

Further to my email dated 1.3.25, I am writing to you as a concerned citizen deeply troubled by alleged unethical conduct within the Centennial Lions Club District 308A2. While I understand and respect the principle of club autonomy, the gravity of the situation compels me to bring these matters to your attention, as they pose a significant threat to the reputation and ethical standing of Lions Clubs International.

Note to my post on 'Emails to Lions Club International and their responses (Part 1)'

 

Lions Clubs International (LCI) must balance club autonomy with accountability. Autonomy allows local clubs flexibility in daily operations, aligning with LCI’s founding principles of service and local initiative. However, it’s not a shield against oversight for serious misconduct, such as constitutional violations, ethical breaches, or criminal acts like fraud. LCI’s decentralized structure empowers clubs but doesn’t grant immunity.

Lions Clubs - Mistake or a sin

A sin is more than a mistake. It’s a deliberate choice to do something you know is wrong.

Is a scheme orchestrated by a few so called educated members of a club a mistake? I think it is not.

Many people assume that a mistake and sin are synonymous but are they?