This was great fun. Someone here suggested it, so I did it.
I printed up Auld Soul's easy to follow instructions to the UN website and a website address for 'The Guardian' article and put it in gas cap doors. There are many that can be opened from the outside of the car. My territory was a parking garage during the sessions.
SIDE 1
This is not a ‘lie or half truth’. In case you want to find out for youself about the association of Jehovah’s Witnesses with the United Nations in the 1990’s.Go to www.un.org (the UN Web site)
Click "Welcome" Click "About the United Nations"
In the left column (about halfway down), click "NGO Section" (NGO means "non-governmental organization," which is true of any organization that is not a Government)
In the left column, click "NGO Relevant Documents and Events"
In the center, click "Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York"
Also see : http://www.guardian.co.uk/religion/Story/0,,574175,00.html (a journal often quoted by AWAKE)
SIDE 2
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w99 5/1 p. 15 "Let the Reader Use Discernment" *** The Watchtower……, in its December 15, 1929, issue, on page 374, The Watchtower definitively said: "The whole tendency of the League of Nations is to turn the people away from God and from Christ, and it is therefore a desolating thing, the product of Satan, and an abomination in the sight of God." ….In time, the League gave way to the United Nations. Jehovah’s Witnesses have long exposed these human peace organizations as disgusting in God’s sight.w79
1/1 pp. 30-31 Questions from Readers ***Is it true that for religious reasons Jehovah’s Witnesses may not become members of the YMCA ?
Yes, that is so. Jehovah’s Witnesses may not become members of that organization.
Many persons think of the "Y" simply as a social organization that offers various services, such as a swimming pool, facilities for athletic training and a place for clubs to meet.
In joining the YMCA as a member a person accepts or endorses the general objectives and principles of the organization. He is not simply paying for something he receives, such as when buying things being sold to the public at a store.