by Marvin Shilmer 100 Replies latest jw friends
What will be interesting to also know is what type of chemicals these were and what, if any, are the effects to animals, crops/plants, and humans in the immediate area. The potential for liability is huge if the link could be established, and the Watchtower would not be able to claim any religious or charity status exemption for being sued for this type of tort.
Skeeter
Skeeter- Some how some way the GB will figure out a way to pass the cost on to the Publishers, be prepared for an article on Charitable Giving as the smoke screen..
I found this interesting thread .... hypocrisy :)
New Light- 'Jehovah now disapproves of Dioxin and we won't be adding it to the Bethel farm drinking water'.
Oh my - what if a Bethelite comes down with a disease or cancer? Given the other NY case where the bethlite chiropractor's wife who also was a bethelitewho hurt her back WON worker's compensation from the WTS . . . .
Without a source it is not information in any practical sense.
I see what you're saying but I can't do better than quote metatron to show how disclosing the source will have zero impact on most JWs:
You could have the Governing Body sodomize boys on a parade float at high noon going down Broadway and the average Witness would just say "It's still the truth".
SKEETER1 - Bethelites have already come down with cancer due to improper use of chemicals (pesticides) at the farm.
Apparently the solvents dumped included Xylene and benzene, both of which are carcinogens.
I've written a blog article on this at the following link:
http://jwsurvey.org/cedars-blog/watch-tower-faces-clean-up-bill-for-ruining-the-earth
I believe this deserves as much internet exposure as we can give it.
Cedars
I've written a blog article on this at the following link...
Congratulations Cedars, your new blog site looks great! I'm sure I will be a frequent visitor.
Question, How does one sign up to leave a comment there? I scanned it quickly and couldn't find it.
