Thanks for posting it. I'd also like to know how old the talk is.
Some highlights (I didn't see the commentary version so I may be repeating what NE may have said):
6:48
What did he [Satan] get her [Eve] into? Conversation - get into a little debate about it - and that's what apostates like you to do - they like to debate things, go back and forth, "This is what your organization says ... "/"I've heard this ... "/"I think they're lying to you ... ." So you get into a debate, pull you in, again undermined our faith. We don't debate the truth - certainly not with apostates - we really don't debate the truth with anybody, do we? We have the truth. We don't have to debate it with people. We know what the truth is ... and ... when you think about a friend's ... it's a lot different than answering a question from someone who's honest-hearted and is looking for the truth and you're [ ? ] answers. That's different. But we should never engage in conversation with someone with apostate thinking.
'We don't debate the truth with anybody'? Are you kidding? What was the apostle Paul doing, then? Act 17:18f. And the apostle Peter's admonition? 1 Pet. 3:15.
'We have the truth ... We know what the truth is'? With all the numerous changes of mind the organization has had over what counts as 'truth,' I wonder which version of truth he now feels is so self-evident.
8:27
But we do, as we are, as Jehovah's people, are ... we are an informed people. Jehovah informs us, doesn't he, in everything. He informs us - and usually before things happen - and so it's the same thing with us ourselves, same thing with the brothers, in giving us information before [blah, blah].
9:53
[After discussing 2 Thess. 2:1, 2] So you know, friends, until we hear things from the platform ... that's where we get our information from, brothers read letters, whether it's here in the congregation, whether it's at our assemblies or our conventions, whether we read something from The Watchtower, right from the faithful slave's publications ... we got to take it, as the saying goes, with a grain of salt.
The dipstick then relates how, some years ago, it went around that pioneer hours were going to drop to 50, and everyone was buzzing about it, but nothing was written officially yet, but you know who was throwing it around there? - apostates - to get a rise out of Jehovah's people but it had nothing to do with the organization. Way to go. He's just illustrated how what 'apostates' say can be taken as truthful and how 'apostates' inform 'Jehovah's people' before things happen!
And apostasy starts with not really loving God, not studying and missing meetings? Clueless. It works like this:
True believers and conscientious students either get worn down or hit between the eyes with something that doesn't make sense or doesn't fit scripturally or scientifically or historically, which prompts more study and prayer, which in turn shows up more gaping holes, which don't get answered or else get slapped down by those in the congregation, which discourages the person and gets him seeking answers elsewhere, which confirm he's not the one with the problem - they are - so he shares his findings (and gets called a scumbag apostate), stops studying the WT, starts to miss more meetings and FS until he finally says 'I've had it!'