OrphanCrow
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New blood cards came to our hall today
by LevelThePlayingField inat the end of the meeting an elder, by way of announcements said there is a new blood document that he said would be passed out to every baptized member of the congregation by way of their service group overseer.
i knew this day was coming, just had no idea of when.
he said it was a simplified version and sure to make you sign up for suicide.
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New blood cards came to our hall today
by LevelThePlayingField inat the end of the meeting an elder, by way of announcements said there is a new blood document that he said would be passed out to every baptized member of the congregation by way of their service group overseer.
i knew this day was coming, just had no idea of when.
he said it was a simplified version and sure to make you sign up for suicide.
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OrphanCrow
crazyguy: What does the law state about under age people being told to sign? Many are baptised but under 18
Contracts or documents signed by minors are not legally binding
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Stocks and Shares of the WTB&TS
by Truthexplorer inwatch the following video from 6 minutes 50 seconds to find out.. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i0lrdx3vpug.
a woman wrote to the guy refuting his research.
here is his reply to back up his proof.. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=woqjxehuppq.
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OrphanCrow
STA: if Rilley died in 1945, why does he say the trust was turned over to the WT in 1970?
Was there some corporate tax law changes in 1970 that would have required the WTS to declare the trust in that year but not before? Maybe someone who knows more about the history of laws that affected investments which would account for this trust showing up in 1970.
I think there was some shaking up going on with the IRS during the latter part of the 60s that saw the WTS lose their tax exemption on New York property in 1971. In 1974, that property tax exemption was restored (which would explain why Armageddon was delayed).
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Stocks and Shares of the WTB&TS
by Truthexplorer inwatch the following video from 6 minutes 50 seconds to find out.. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i0lrdx3vpug.
a woman wrote to the guy refuting his research.
here is his reply to back up his proof.. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=woqjxehuppq.
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OrphanCrow
The videos are long and I didn't watch them in their entirety.
But I downloaded the pdf from the video link:
http://playpdf.sa-media.com/media/927151845511/927151845511.pdf
For fun, I made a list of all the companies that the trust has investments in (please excuse the errors in spelling - the type was difficult to read):
Equities
Adobe Sys Inc
Amazon Com Inc
American Express Co
American-Intl Inc
Apple Inc
Avery Dennison Corp
Bank of America Corp
Baxter Intl Inc
Berkshire Hathaway CL B
BioGen Idec Inc
Blackrock Inc
Boeing Co
Bristol Myers Squibb Co
Celgene Corp
Conocophillips
Constellation Brands Inc
Devon Energy Corporation
Disney Walt Co
Dow Chemical Co
EOG Resources Inc
Ecolab Inc
Express Scripts Hldg Co
Facebook Inc
Fisery Inc
General Electric Co
Gilead Sciences Inc
Google Inc CL C
Harbor Intl FD
Hershey Co Common Stock
Home Depot Inc
Honeywell International Inc
International Flavors
Johnson & Johnson
Kansas City Southern
Kimberly Clark Corp
Kraft Foods Group Inc
Lions Gate Entertainment Corp
Lockheed Martin Corp
MFS Intl New Discovery
AMG Southernsun Small Cap-Inst
Medtronic Inc
Merk & Co Inc New
Microsoft Corp
Molson Coors Brewing Co CL B
Monsanto Co
Monster Beverage Corp
Morgan Stanley
Newell Rubbermaid Inc
Nike Inc
Nothrup Grumman Corp
Oppenheimer Developing Markets Fund - Y
PNC Financial Services Group
Pepsico Corp Inc
Pfizer Inc
Principal Midcap Blend
Procter & Gamble Co
Qualcomm Inc
Rollins Inc
Roper Inds Inc New
Starbucks Corp
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc
Time Warner Inc
United Technologies Corp
Verizon Communications
Viacom Inc
Visa Inc
Wabtec Corp
Wells Fargo & Co New
Lazard Ltd
Fixed Income
BHP Finanace USA Ltd
Federal Home LN BKS
Lowes CCS Inc
Merk & Co Inc
Microsoft Corp
Oppenheimer Intl bond
Pimco Total Return FD Instl
Pimco High Yield FD Instl
Proctor & Gamble Co NT
Target Corp
Vanguard S/T Corporate FD-ADM
Alternative Investments
The Arbitrage Fund R
Cohen & Steers Realty SHS
Federated Prudent Bear Fund
Absolute Strategies Fund
Goldman Sachs TR Strategic Income FD
NY FDS Inc Asset Strategy FD CL
Mainstay FDS TR Market Field Fund
Pimco Commodity RR Strat Ins Strategy Fund-Ins
The second video talks about the different companies that the WTS has. I just looked up one of them and it was interesting to discover that it is a Foreign for Profit company but is now inactive.
Watchtower Associates Ltd. Inc
For an extensive list of corporations with WT connections:
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Letter: Mexico special preaching campaign 2016/2017
by StarTrekAngel inhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0b6b33rjkq_hfmvdutgjsbnhzm3c/view?usp=sharing.
see translation bellow.. dear brothers:.
we are glad to inform you about our next preaching campaign for the 2017 service year, in order to help spread the message of the good news "to the ends.
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OrphanCrow
antes8080: ...I wonder why Mexico can only request to go in their own country. This is new they always let Mexicans go to Central America.
It's practice. For when the Wall is built
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JW child first pediatric patient to receive acute normovolemic hemodilution - 1970
by OrphanCrow inacute normovolemic hemodilution.
hemodilution simply refers to the process of diluting the blood with another substance.
there are various ways that this is done before, during and after the surgical process.
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jwdaughter: I don't doubt that his parents said that, or that at that time that such a stance was not encouraged by the org
I agree
A situation like that did happen. In the United Kingdom, I believe it was. A JW child was transfused after the child was made a ward of the state. The parents refused to take the child home and the child remained a ward of the state. I am not sure what year that happened...I will have to look it up
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JW child first pediatric patient to receive acute normovolemic hemodilution - 1970
by OrphanCrow inacute normovolemic hemodilution.
hemodilution simply refers to the process of diluting the blood with another substance.
there are various ways that this is done before, during and after the surgical process.
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Lee Elder: ...demonstrates how hard doctors have worked with JWs and the Watchtower to try and save lives. That has certainly pushed the technology forward
Lee, I don't agree with that statement. In fact, I would argue that the no blood doctrine has held technology back. The no blood doctrine has tied the hands of doctors who have wanted to help them but couldn't. The technology to save lives was already in place but the doctors couldn't use a lot of the technology that the rest of the population could - note that the heart lung machine could have easily been used months before on Terry yet the doctors weren't allowed to use it until the WTS' demands were met.
The single most influential procedure that has progressed surgery to the place we have it today is blood transfusions, NOT the refusal of blood.
As much as the Watchtower would like people to believe that the advances in the surgical technology came about because of them, it simply isn't true. Those advances were already happening and the JWs were just lucky enough to ride in on the back of technology that was designed and developed because of blood transfusions and the modifications that they demanded from medical professionals did NOT help the technology to advance. It impeded it.
If it were the case that the JWs' requests advanced the technology, then all ANH procedures would do it the way the JWs demand - with the lines still attached, etc. They don't. The JWs are the only ones who still insist on using a less than satisfactory way of administering ANH. The JW approach to medicine is not optimal.
And yes, a whole bunch of people have died following the WTS' medical advice. A whole bunch. There is nothing that can make up for that. Nothing. Saying that medical knowledge was advanced because of those deaths (sorry...but I have to be honest here) is just a regurgitation of the Watchtower myth. It isn't true. It never will be true.
*to add - I need to modify my statement about the advancement of medical knowledge. What the JWs have contributed is an awareness of what doesn't work. Fluosol-DA didn't work - it was pulled off the market (tested on the JW population). Hemopure didn't work - it was pulled off the market (except for JWs). Hetastarch didn't work - it has limited use and a FDA warning...but is still used by JWs
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JW child first pediatric patient to receive acute normovolemic hemodilution - 1970
by OrphanCrow inacute normovolemic hemodilution.
hemodilution simply refers to the process of diluting the blood with another substance.
there are various ways that this is done before, during and after the surgical process.
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vidiot: Makes you wonder what Terry Johnson thought of his parents' views by the time he was older and learned the whole story.
That has crossed my mind, too, vidiot.
Terry would be 53 years old now. I would like to know if he is still alive.
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JW child first pediatric patient to receive acute normovolemic hemodilution - 1970
by OrphanCrow inacute normovolemic hemodilution.
hemodilution simply refers to the process of diluting the blood with another substance.
there are various ways that this is done before, during and after the surgical process.
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OrphanCrow
jwdaughter: They threatened to not take their child home if he was given blood? I fault the state agency that didn't rescue the child from such abuse. Totally monstrous parents.
The situation happened in 1970, at a time that the courts had had some experience with dealing with the blood ban, but there were other circumstances that influenced the doctors' behavior. This is how it was written in the Newsweek article:
The doctors considered going to court to obtain temporary custody of the boy so that they could operate without his parents' consent, an alternative that had been used periodically in other Jehovah's witness cases. Then the Johnson's proclaimed that they would not take Terry back into their home if such a course was taken. In the face of this, plus some adverse comment in the local press, the doctors sent Terry back home while they pondered other ways to solve the dilemna. "The parents were very calm and reasonable, even though they were insistent on a strict interpretation of their religious rules," recalls heart surgeon Dr. Mortimer J. Buckley. "We were willing to bend over backward."I am curious as to what the "adverse comment in the local press" was. The WTS has a history of 'spiking' popular opinion by submitting articles to the media and it would fit their pattern if that adverse media had been provoked by the WTS themselves.
Dagney: The WT are painting themselves into a well deserved corner with the blood issue.
And I am happy to pick up a brush to make sure the job is done. Hell, I will even buy the paint.
I think their corner on the bloodless market might be getting a little small lately. In spite of the hype that the WTS has circulated concerning bloodless surgery, I have a feeling that their well laid plans for the golden standard of care could be faltering right about........now.
I am not sure that all those bloodless clinics that the JWs started in the States over the past couple decades have enough patients to keep them viable. Instead of an expansion into the bloodless world, I have a sneaking suspicion that we will be seeing some of them close their doors in the not too distant future.
Bloodless surgery options do not perform as well as the WTS noblood crew would like people to believe.
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JW child first pediatric patient to receive acute normovolemic hemodilution - 1970
by OrphanCrow inacute normovolemic hemodilution.
hemodilution simply refers to the process of diluting the blood with another substance.
there are various ways that this is done before, during and after the surgical process.
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OrphanCrow
AndersAnderson: Wow, you're digging deep!
Great find and write up. Thanks!
Are you planning on presenting/publishing your research somehow?Thanks Anders.
I have had the Newsweek article for several years but it has taken me this long to put all the pieces together. Just learning about what all the medical procedures are is a daunting endeavor and then wading through medical studies and making timelines and connections is really complicated.
About publishing - I know, I know...I get that suggestion a lot.
I don't feel like I am ready. Not yet. I keep finding new material and I feel like I am missing pieces. Publishing now would be like framing a puzzle but not putting the last three pieces in the picture.
I "publish" what I find on these forums and hope that the material I unearth is useful to someone somewhere...sometime. I don't like the idea of holding information back. Maybe someday I will be able to put it all together but in the meantime, I will just keep plugging away and sharing what I find.