Thanks minimus, I'm glad you approve! I guess I've taken to heart a comment that Blondie made once: "hang them by their own words". Governing Body members can be very guarded and "diplomatic" when they're having their words immortalized in the literature, but they tend to talk more freely on the platform. So far, Anthony Morris III is far and away the best example of this. His immense ego and worrying lack of intelligence are there on open display for all to see. Hopefully, my videos are giving these flaws the unwanted exposure they deserve.
In contrast, I've been listening to a Stephen Lett talk this afternoon, and there's hardly anything noteworthy in all of the 45 minutes. His over-the-top gestures and facial expressions may be noteworthy from a visual/comical perspective, but (in this talk at least) his actual words are extremely dull. In fact, it's hard not to nod off if you don't have his crazy expressions to keep you awake. His monologue is far more guarded and entirely predictable. In fact, he could have been reading straight out of a Watchtower for all I know. Still, I'll keep listening to his other talks until I hopefully find something to put on a video. I have high standards in that respect - it needs to be genuinely eyebrow-raising to make the cut. I have a number of various GB talks downloaded to my computer that I'm slowly trawling through.
Cedars