Conventions, Kingdom Halls, Relief Funds, and Other Financial Scams and Schemes of Jehovah’s Witnesses

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  • StarTrekAngel
    StarTrekAngel

    Ok, Steve2, may be the pic is a bit exaggerated, but is not far from the truth. Anyone who would refute that picture with another picture, will probably post one of those worthy of their song book. I been there many times and that pictures does not look foreign to me. Its actually missing the afternoon nappers. May be a I tend to look around too much.

    In another hand, the article reads "... as it helps no one to have these buildings sitting empty...". There is an Assembly Hall in La Feria, TX. New, no more than 3 years old if memory serves me right. 5 million dollars laters, it sat empty the entire summer of 2014. My cong was assigned to an international convention in Houston, so no one thought much of it. I know someone at my work who was assigned to go to Houston as well, but his was not international. There was absolutely no need to have them drive and pay hotels. In the other hand, this area is full of illegal immigrants. I would risk to say that a good half of the congos around are made up of illegal residents from latin america. They are not able to travel out of the area without their documents. They could not make it to Houston or anywhere else. I asked some of the brothers about their assembly and they said there was nothing for them. I went to the JW site and found no assemblies scheduled for that hall for 2014 and early 2015.

    I guess Jehovah forgot some brothers behind when he scheduled and provided the arrangements for the 2014 assemblies. Despite having neglected them all of these years when the assembly hall did not exist.

  • Mattieu
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  • _Morpheus
    _Morpheus
    Gotta say, this is nicely written and a lot of really good points are hit upon.
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  • PokerPlayerPhil
    PokerPlayerPhil
    They can't make this claim anymore because everyone in the Kingdom Hall had a plate passed around asking them to write a dollar amount their family could donate towards the World Wide Work. I thought the Watchtower's claim of "No Collection Plate Passed Around" was debunked, right?
  • sd-7
    sd-7

    It could be wishful thinking that Sam Herd got that Rolex as a gift. Without asking him, we'd have no way of knowing. But the fact is, at the very least he must have some very rich friends. But no, they're making some serious cake, apparently, and I recall Ray Franz saying that GB members would take vacations that the ordinary JW can only dream of.

    But that's a very good article. Bravo.

    --sd-7

  • OzGirl
    OzGirl
    Thanks for posting this, Watchtower-Free.
  • Village Idiot
    Village Idiot

    SimonSays,

    "...it turns out the WT is no different from any other Religion when it comes to corporate money. Catholics, Protestants, Baptist, Mormons, Scientologist, etc. Well except the Evangelist like Joel Osteen that will tell you outright to give them the money for personal use. I wonder how transparent those other religions are with their finances. Could you research those as well?"

    Why should he research another religion when, as you said, they're the same as 'Babylon'.

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