Thanks, JWfacts, for those links from your own site. For those I don't have to mess with security settings on either my Firefox or IE browsers.
Brant -- I can only mimic the appreciation for your letter that's already been expressed.
Yes, the society indeed has a short memory of how their early descriptions clearly revealed their hatred and vehemence to this conglomeration of nations. I was even amused at how they deflected your criticism in their response.
"Any reader of our publications can tell that there has been no change in our view of the UN or what we have published about its role in Bible prophecy over the years since 1991 merely by checking the references cited in current Watch Tower Publications Indexes under ..."
Yes, I highlighted their expression "since 1991" because, to me, it stood out like a sore thumb.
It seems that they are leaning on that "new light" button at every juncture. That resolution, Avishai (thanks for sharing) -- the one from that district assembly, the one I attended in Kansas City, Mo., is now obsolete. Their resolve (yes, I voiced my loud "aye" along with most in attendance) was, in effect, worthless. Their almost militant resolve back then becomes empty and worthless rhetoric today. That, friends, was some 30 years before 1991. That was old light.
If you, Brant, were in attendance at that assembly I wonder if it was shortly after your 3 year incarceration for "maintaining your integrity" for the Watchtower cause. Our friend Terry once told me that he was there shortly following his release from prison.
Len Miller