It made me fell like, la ti da! You helped members of your own church.
If you were just visiting JW.org as an interested one, would articles like this impress you?
by NikL 13 Replies latest jw friends
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Ichiki Matsunaga, a spokesman for Jehovah’s Witnesses in Japan, states: “Over the past few months, we have been recovering and rebuilding along with the thousands of victims of the Kumamoto earthquake.
He conveniently forgot to mention..
The WBT$ will ask JW victims of the earth quake..
For any disaster relief money they may receive from the Japanese Government..
It`s another WBT$ Scam..
The WBT$ uses JW donated, JW Labour and Supplies to help other JW`s..
The WBT$ collects any disaster relief money JW`s may receive..
None of this costs the WBT$ a dime..
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More "Scam Money" For The WBT$..
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snowbird
Amen.
Happened down here after Hurricanes Ivan and Katrina.
Sylvia
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Londo111
Yep, elders will be sent to remind the victims to turn over their insurance checks to Watchtower. Which is why only "fellow believers" are helped.
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NikL
He conveniently forgot to mention..
The WBT$ will ask JW victims of the earth quake..
For any disaster relief money they may receive from the Japanese Government..
It`s another WBT$ Scam..
The WBT$ uses JW donated, JW Labour and Supplies to help other JW`s..
The WBT$ collects any disaster relief money JW`s may receive..
None of this costs the WBT$ a dime..
I did not know that! Wow!
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snowbird
Yes, Nik.
I remember an elder almost begging me to let them assess the damage to my roof.
I'd already arranged for someone else to look at it, and I could tell the elder didn't like that.
The man did a good job and charged me hardly anything.
However, there were others who signed their checks over to WT.
True.
Sylvia
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WingCommander
If the WT demanded my Government disaster relief aide cheque, I'd tell them to go promptly fugg themselves! They are a multi-billion dollar corporation, I'm a survivor of a natural disaster! The audacity!
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jwleaks
If you read the article carefully you will find that there was a period of three months between the earthquake happening and the actual volunteer construction work by the JWs. This delay would have allowed for insurance assessors to process any claims. Insurance companies in Japan do not repair or rebuild your home, you have to organize it yourself and as work is completed make the claim for the value of the work.
This then begs the question: Who received the insurance money for the value of the labor? Was it the JW volunteers? No, they were volunteers. Was it the JW home owner? Yes. Did tbe JW home owner have to pay the JW volunteers? No.
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Christian Gutierrez
Watchtower uses ts members for free labour to rebuild homes but then collects the insurance money.
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snowbird
Yep.
Sylvia