For over ten years, I have been a patron of the Yellow Deli in Brunswick, Georgia, contributing thousands of dollars to their business and introducing countless friends to their establishment. I believed strongly in the principle that adults should have the freedom to live according to their wishes, despite the whispers and accusations labeling them as a cult.

However, I recently discovered through a national documentary that the Twelve Tribes organization, which runs the Yellow Deli, is involved in the extreme and horrific abuse of children. This revelation has filled me with outrage. The unethical activities described in the documentary are conducted under the façade of a community-oriented business, which many of us unknowingly supported.

The Yellow Deli and other such enterprises not only fund the Twelve Tribes' existence but perpetuate practices that go against our collective values of safety and human dignity. The documentary sheds light on disturbing patterns of behavior that align with cult-like operations, including child abuse and labor violations.

These revelations demand immediate action. It is of paramount importance that we urge our local leaders to take decisive steps to remove this establishment from Brunswick, thus severing a vital source of funding for the Twelve Tribes and its unlawful practices.

Let's protect the children and maintain our community's integrity by demanding accountability and change. Stand with me in calling on local authorities to investigate, prosecute where necessary, and ultimately expel the Yellow Deli from our town.

Sign this petition to tell our leaders that we will not stand by as such abuses occur in our community. Your voice matters in making our town a safer place for everyone.