by nvrgnbk 47 Replies latest watchtower scandals
Sorry, AO, the new additions to the GB were a year or so ago.
But on JW reform favorable forums the tired old guard of elders were frequently mentioning the new GB members in the context of the possiblity of more leniency and more common sense prevailing. I think this September KM and the coming private Watchtower that is not for the public will make them abandon that notion and leave them thinking, "Oh crap! Now what?"
Hey nvr!
I see you share my feelings that this new KM is HUGE.
I don't know about bringing the whole org. down but I hope that at least anyone with a brain will see "the light". Hopefuly that includes some of my family members. I wish the same for yours.
changeling
Thanks, changeling.
I don't think myself naive. I realize that this religion will exist in some form for some time to come.
I am heartened that it's identitiy as a cult is becoming ever easier to point out.
Keep up the good work, friend. We're all in this together.
I got up enough courage to tell my JW family members that the WTS is a cult. They said that I sinned against the holy spirit. Well fu*k that too
I got up enough courage to tell my JW family members that the WTS is a cult.
Feels good doesn't it?
If there are any WTS officially reading this, they're just going to take some parts of the post and read them at a DC during a "beware of crimethink" talk, thus "proving" that apostates are "out to get" them.
Been thinking a lot about what to do to 'celebrate' the DC here later this month. Pretty much decided on an advertisement in the newspaper, with a letter similar to the one AK - Jeff posted here recently.
I want to do something, if I can get just one person to question them, I feel it will be worth it. But I'm not interested in any pranks.
Any thoughts?
Pretty much decided on an advertisement in the newspaper, with a letter similar to the one AK - Jeff posted here recently.I want to do something, if I can get just one person to question them, I feel it will be worth it.
Splendid idea, brinjen. Keep the tone respectful, as Jeff did, and you'll increase both your chances at it getting printed as well as read.
