by zed is dead 577 Replies latest members private
That's true, but the discussion about the security issues have been about the "real" AAWA Facebook page.
Yes and rightfully so because its the only one left to bare any accountability.
LOL! Is it possible that Rick Fearon hasn't said anything? I'm sure he doesn't know he is a member!
Exactly.
Again, secret groups do not show up on facebook unless you are a member of the group. It is rude to be added without consent, I agree... but it would not show up on your facebook.
"n answer to another of Besty's questions, I'm sure when time allows I'll ask more about this whole episode from AAWA's perspective, including whatever is THE page everyone keeps talking about and if THE page has been hurled into the lake of fire to burn for at least a thousand years, or not."
But, for Gods sake MArwin........ It's not the Facebook group that is down...It's the officia AAWA site! All security problems have been related to the Facebook gruop. Are you really listening to what we say? If you are listening you would not mix things up like this.
I would be interested to hear what other misstatements you spotted Dagney.
Besty asked that I evidence a burden that he prove a claim having to do with folks being added to a Facebook page “without consent”. That’s a very good question to ask! I answered it for Besty and it’s found on page 19 of this discussion in outline form. I have no idea how to link to it, but it’s my post 2594 for anyone who cares.
Thank you for your answer.
In answer to another of Besty’s questions, <insert spin doctor blah blah blah here>
4 pages ago I predicted you would avoid answering this question, and guess what...
Besty asked that I evidence a burden that he prove a claim having to do with folks being added to a Facebook page “without consent”.
I have had to contact the Plain English Society about this :-)
Whats wrong with:
Besty asked "where did I say that?"
A lot of words Marvin....
AAWA- the Alberta Amateur Wrestling Association is gonna be upset when they find out how their acronym has been co-opted by Cedars and gang.
jdub4life said:
Again, secret groups do not show up on facebook unless you are a member of the group. It is rude to be added without consent, I agree... but it would not show up on your facebook.
Yes jdub, that is exactly how Facebook operates without fail, or they would be shut down with lawsuits. BUT, that does not change the fact that many members of that "secret" AAWA group are giving their testimonies that they were "outed" by that "secret" AAWA group.
Are we to call them liars? No. Can we ever get to the facts of what really happened? Maybe. Will AAWA continue to bare the brunt of everyones skepticism and distrust? Yes, because little is being offered in the way of discussion or solutions(by AAWA admins, there is plenty here).
Again, Juan Viejo2 told me via email that Rick and Danny added names to the AAWA group. They most certainly do know they are there.
I'm surprised that anyone would include these two individuals, in any organization that values it's credibility. From the fake picture posts of Rick, to the blasting of pepper spray on two JW's on his doorstep, including these two speaks volumes about credibility, or lack thereof.
A Simon stated, it's disintigrated in defining word meanings, which to me just distracts from the real question. Why won't AAWA acknowledge their errors, and stop blaming others for this clusterfuck?
I'll tell you why, because what was presented as a volunteer work, as a non profit, is really several dorks setting up a business, and careers for themselves. Cedar once mentioned making himself a JW activist as a career.
That's why there is so much noise from them initially. And since we "aren't interested in buying anything", they moved on to greener pastures.
We've all done favors for people, and when we get negative feedback, we walk away because we wren't doing anything for ourselves.
Now if one's income is on the line, you bet their going to put up a fight.
I don't know how much money they've been able to get out of people, and their "mission" is unclear at best. So any "donations" they have recieved will likely be spent on superficial, selfish issues. Although you would think they would have at least hired someone to create a decent webpage by now.
Will AAWA continue to bare the brunt of everyones skepticism and distrust?
Not everyone... Maybe everyone here, on JWN, but not everyone. They have plenty of support from a multitude of exjws.
