Talkback LIVE on CNN(T.V.) Now!!!

by sf 10 Replies latest jw friends

  • sf
    sf

    CNN has 'talkback live' on television now (12:33pm California), debating the door to door permit issue. Callers can phone in.

  • hawkaw
    hawkaw

    Well I need a phone number.

    They do Email too - what is there Email address??

    hawk

  • sf
    sf

    Brumley is on live.

  • hawkaw
    hawkaw

    WHAT's the Email???

  • sf
    sf

    It's over. Sorry. They were taking aol messages. I never saw the e addy. I'll go look now, on their site.

    Spank me hawkaw

  • Wendy
  • Valis
    Valis

    HAW.. here ya go... Click Me

    Edited by - Valis on 17 June 2002 15:50:16

  • sf
    sf

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  • hawkaw
    hawkaw

    Its OVER????

    Ahhh..... I just sent this

    Dear Sir/Madame:

    I was stunned after reading the article on page 81 of Newsweek dealing with the Jehovah's Witnesses child rapist scandal. Unlike Catholics, this leadership requires a child rapist who is also a JW, to evangelize (with/without another Witness) at the unsuspecting public's front door.

    As a father, I will have to think hard when one of the 6 million JWs knocks on my door and asks for a personal bible study. To think that a leadership would allow a "cunning" child rapist (with/without an untrained partner) to observe my home and my 6 year old without my knowledge is an absolute terror.

    Did the Supremes take that into account when they reviewed this case or do they care about public safety?

    xxxxxxxxx

    References

    [1] Newsweek
    http://www.msnbc.com/news/767800.asp

    (2) CNN/Associated Press May 10, 2002 http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/05/09/jehovah.witnesses.ap/index.html

  • Kenneson
    Kenneson

    Didn't hear the debate, but did notice this article on Msnbc News entitled "Court protects missionaries, solicitors" at:

    http://www.msnbc.com/news/768191.asp?cp1=1

    I suppose the debate was centered on this ruling.

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