Hope springs eternal, when the subject is the ethical reform
of the Watchtower. Scandals arise - and expectations develop
that the Society will suddenly burst forth with newfound
(yes, Virginia , NEWfound!) honesty and humility - whether at
special meetings or elsewhere.
Child abuse, the UN deceptions, blood deceit and so forth.
Any normal, moral organization would apologize and correct
matters - but not this pack of Pharisees. History tells us so!
Consider a quote from Crisis of Conscience pg.209 where the
false prophecy of 1975's aftermath is discussed:
"In 1976,a year after the passing of that widely publicized date,
a few members of the Governing body began urging that some statement
should be made acknowledging that the organization had been in error,
had stimulated false expectations. Others said they did not think we
should, that it would "just give ammunition to opposers". Milton
Henschel recommended that the wise course would be simply not to
bring the matter up and that in time the brothers would stop talking
about it."
The organization's responsibility for this falsehood was only
acknowledged indirectly after TWO years of publisher decreases
had been observed.(in the March 15, 1980 Watchtower).
Molested children? U.N.? Blood issue? Don't worry brothers,
it'll all go away. You'll see- they'll just stop talking
about it.
I hope the internet proves them wrong. Perhaps if they are
hounded relentlessly with reminders - and fresh defections,
they may find do nothingism to be a failed policy.
metatron