by 00DAD 59 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
An attorney is trained and proficient in the law of the land and not in theological matters of policy.
Religion is a private club with membership. The rules and bylaws are voluntary inasmuch as no one is forced to join or
remain a member. The exercise of disciplinary action is a matter of jurisdiction.
get these mics (or similar...they don't need to be super high quality, just very small with a long cord.):
http://www.core-sound.com/lcmics/1.php
plug the mics into one of these (any decent digital recorder with a 'mic in' option will work):
http://www.amazon.com/Edirol-R-09-WAVE-MP3-Recorder-Black/dp/B000FPQFKO
put the recorder (size of a box of cigarettes) in your pocket, your purse, whatever. clip the mics under your collar so they can't be seen, or to your glasses if you have long hair that will cover them. just before you get out of your car, turn the recorder on.
Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
(only recommended for states where it is legal to record a conversation like this of course.)
(And actually, the recorder above is good enough that it would record without the mics, just sitting in a purse or in a pocket...the mics would just help get a better recording. I've also had success with a camera to record the audio, as another poster said.)
Wow, cool! Just like going to an Acorn office!
Hey, Ziddina; The way you get a Lawyer into a JC Meeting is to just bring him/her with you. The Elders will object. You say, okay, we will leave. Ask what the charges are. They have to tell you. If you are innocent, say so and then get up and leave with the Lawyer. Let it fly from there.
when I had my JC about 2 years ago (wow, hard to believed I've been out that long, time flies when you are living life) they did not ask me if I had a recording device. I wish I had taken one, though.The part where they told me not to use the bible anymore would have been comedy gold.
"An attorney is trained and proficient in the law of the land and not in theological matters of policy..." Terry
Ah, but when religious practices BREAK the "laws of the Land", then a lawyer can come in very handy...
Slander, alienation of affection, undue interference with a family's unity...
I'm sure that a real lawyer would be able to come up with some other ideas...
A little pricey but high quality vid and sound. Hopefully, they won't notice
Wall outlet face, wall light switch - fitting, in consideration of "flickering" NOO LITE...
I enjoyed, that, Ziddina!
Thanks for all the recommendations, too. We're all set, we can go out there and spy on them to our heart's content!
"...We're all set, we can go out there and spy on them to our heart's content!..."
That's a delightfully eeeee - vil idea...!!
Just remember though. The microphones on the recording devices are very sensitive. You don't want to put the recorder in your pocket and then be moving around a lot. The fabric moving and other rubbing noises will be louder than the voices in the room.
Regards,
Jim TX
