Those who call for reform of God's organization don't know anything at all. It is in fact a repudiation of your own faith to presume that humans are needed to reform an organization that has Christ as it's head. And if you question whether Christ is really the head of our organization, why would you even want to reform it? Those clamoring for reform have entirely forgotten the Bible's exhortation: "Trust in Jehovah with all of your heart, and do not lean upon your own understanding."
In other words, human understanding is inadequate to deal with all situations, especially matters pertaining to how God directs his organization. Jehovah illustrates the foolishness and sheer absurdity of humans dictating to God how to conduct his business by asking: 'Should the clay say to the potter: "What are you doing?'"
If Jehovah were to allow apostates and malcontents to impose their ideas of "reform" upon the organization, it would in fact mean that the organization is irreformable. The only reform that is worth anything must come from heaven, and not as the result of pressure brought from a mob that would sooner destroy God's work rather than "reform" it according to their preference.
I usually regret giving what is holy to the cannine crew, but, for those one or two precious souls who may not have had their faith and reason totally destroyed by the apostate's venom, I will share with you something that may help to restore your trust in God. An oft quoted prophecy by the WT is Zephaniah 3:9, which refers to God giving his people a change to a pure language. Presently we assume the prophecy has seen its fulfillment in the world wide brotherhood. But, read the context carefully. The preceeding verse says:'"Therefore keep yourselves in expectation of me,' is the utterance of Jehovah, 'till my rising up to the booty, for my judicial decision is to gather nations, for me to collect together kingdoms, in order to pour upon them my denunciation, all my burning anger; for by the fire of my zeal all the earth will be devoured."
Obviously, Jehovah's judicial decisions have not been realized yet. That's why Jehovah exhorts us to stay in expectation of him. But, here's the thing: according to verse 9 that's when Jehovah gives his people a change to a pure language. That verse says, in part:"For then I shall give to peoples the change to a pure language, in order for them all to call upon the name of Jehovah..."
Notice it says, THEN. "Then" is during the time of the denunciation. So, Jehovah recognizes that reform is exactly what is needed. That's why the verse says that he will make the "CHANGE."
Interestingly, after God gives that change, he says in the 11th verse: "...you will not be ashamed because of all your dealings which you transgressed against me, for THEN I shall remove from the midst of you your haughtily exultant ones; and you will never again be haughty in my holy mountain."
So God recognizes our errors, and he knows exactly how to deal with them. Concurrent with the "change" that will set us aright will be the explusion of haughty and faithless ones. Jesus referred to that very judgment when he foretold that he would send forth his angels at the appointed time and get rid of not only "all things causing stumbling," which could be erroneous teachings and practices that have stumbled some already, but also the angels will remove individual who are lawless, or apostate.
In the meantime, human attempts at reform are a clever trap designed to ensnare presumptuous ones. That's why God sternly warns his children: "My son, fear Jehovah and the king. With those who are for a change, do not intermeddle. For their disaster will arise so suddenly, that who is aware of the extinction of those who are for a change?" / You Know
