Page 8 of the mag is interesting, and will be a comfort to all the faithful who will now accept that the matter is now settled and the Society have dealt with the question of false promises (or expectations).......
A more objective viewpoint leads one to notice that they have cited in support of their failures, the words of Paul: 2 Thess 2 ,1 & 2 (and let's add vs 3)
However, brothers, respecting the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ and our being gathered together to him, we request of YOU 2 not to be quickly shaken from YOUR reason nor to be excited either through an inspired expression or through a verbal message or through a letter as though from us, to the effect that the day of Jehovah is here.
3 Let no one seduce YOU in any manner...........
So who are the WTS alligning themselves with? The cool, level headed approach of Paul and the apostles who were spirit directed? It seems that they liken themselves to the impetuous hot-heads who were to try and "seduce" the congregation. That is hardly a good example!
The example of the fire watcher also is flawed. If a look-out calls wrongly once, he is tolerated but if he continually "cries wolf"......he gets the sack! The WTS has repeatedly cried wolf since 1914, 1925 , 1975 " completed within the twentieth century" and now "soon, very soon"
It just goes to show that a thinking person can have no confidence in them as "God's channel of communication" which they claim to be - instead they show themselves to be just ordinary men who know no more than anybody else. Their vain speculations just come to nought
[and that is being polite]