Email doing the rounds: Bro. from Walkill shared news (page 2)

minimus

THEY ARE LIARS AND PROUD OF IT!!!

NO SHAME! NONE!

shamus100

It is a hard pill to swallow, but more than likely, the WTBTS will survive.

They swept everything under the rug so far, including 1914. The slowdown will probably stop once people begin forgetting the debacle - especially the watchtower that said that this world would not last to the year 2000 (which they magically edited and has 'disappeared')

Broken Promises

especially the watchtower that said that this world would not last to the year 2000 (which they magically edited and has 'disappeared')

I still have the original WT where they said this

shamus100

BP,

Damn. That should be PDF'd and posted.

OUTLAW

Same old tired,WBT$ BullSh*t..

Blah-Blah-Blah..

We`re Wonderful..We`re in a 3rd World Dictionary..People stop by to Admire Us..

Blah-Blah-Blah..

........................ ...OUTLAW

keyser soze

In 2010 there were 51 million visits to the Societies website, an average of 113,000 daily on wt.org alone. 4.5 million hours were spent reading our publications on the web. An average of 100 daily requests for bible studies received.

If this were actually true, wouldn't that just further illustrate how ineffectual the door-to-door work is?

Broken Promises

Damn. That should be PDF'd and posted.

I could if my scanner worked. I'm sure there are copies of it floating around the net anyway.

jookbeard

they love boasting bullshit about their numerical growth, big deal in tin pot 4th world nations of the African sub continent , funny how they dont tell you about the minus growth rates in countless nations, the amalgamation of congregations , removal of CO's and downsizing of Bethel branches world wide.

MrFreeze

@ carla " with an additional 6 in Sign Language--what?!"

There are different types of sign languages for different languages. They don't call it "American Sign Language" for no reason.

keyser soze

There are different types of sign languages for different languages. They don't call it "American Sign Language" for no reason.

I could be wrong, but I think Carla was wondering why a book would need to be in sign language.

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