I already said I don't hold dates against them, it looks like they did get a bit enthusiastic over 1975 and this is similar to a thousand of other religions especially young ones but one picture showed an apology so we either accept that or not.
They left just barely enough wiggle room to say that they didn't quite say that
Armageddon would come in 1975, yet they did encourage people to believe it.
They did applaud those that put all their hopes in that false prophecy. They
held them up as examples.
They did not apologize when the end did not come, but tried to say "We never
said it. YOU ALL MEMBERS RAN TOO FAR WITH THIS. DON'T BLAME US."
They only, years later, included themselves in the group that may have been
overly enthusiastic about the possibilities. They only did it years later, because
they had negative growth and too many members speculating about what a
sorry excuse they received when WTS blamed the members.
WTS predicted the end in 1914, shortly afterward, 1925, 1975, 20th century,
and before the 1914-Generation passes away. They subscribe to none of those
anymore. They claim spirit-direction and deny inspiration. What kind of spirit-
direction NEVER EVER EVER gets their predictions right? EVER?
Things they got wrong besides the date for Armageddon-
The last days began in 1799.
Jesus began ruling in heaven in 1874.
The prophets of old would be resurrected to earth by 1925.
They would need a mansion in California to house them.
Millions alive in 1925 would never die.
Aluminum is deadly.
Since 1914, there have been an increase in earthquakes.
The number of the anointed have been completed and gathered by 1935.
I could go on and on, but there's not much point as you know how to find these
subjects. Just name some predictions (or whatever you might call them) from
WTS that came true. But make sure they actually said it BEFOREHAND.
WTS is notorious for saying "NO, we said something different from what we said."