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4 JW's KILLED by TRAIN out in SERVICE
by DannyHaszard in
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train crash victims spreading word about jehovah's witness faith

fifty-six-year-old annie johnson of somerville, 54-year-old rosa jones ... waff

2 hours ago
sixsixsixtynine

A tragic accident is a tragic accident - even if we disagreed with what they were doing that day. No wise dub ever claims divine protection - life had proven that to false from time to time
Another case of God getting credit for everything good, but never getting blamed for the bad
Why blame god because this girl maybe stalled her car? Conversely , Why credit God if she had got it going in the nick of time? I never thought like that even when I was a dub.

Remember the examples of the pioneer who "trusted in Jehovah to provide", and got a keen job cleaning offices?
Or what about the African Witness who went to the meeting, while the rest of his village was wiped out by a machete wielding mob?
Was their any doubt in your mind, that it was implied that Jehovah had a direct hand in these types of scenarios?
But what about these four Witnesses killed while doing Jehovah's work? What will the spin be? "Time and unforseen occurance befall us all".
Typical Witness doublespeak.
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4 JW's KILLED by TRAIN out in SERVICE
by DannyHaszard in
1. social
2. current
train crash victims spreading word about jehovah's witness faith

fifty-six-year-old annie johnson of somerville, 54-year-old rosa jones ... waff

2 hours ago
sixsixsixtynine

Sorry to be a jerk, but what happened to "trust in Jehovah, and he will provide"???
These people were in service to the almighty

This is certainly sad, but I agree.
Another case of God getting credit for everything good, but never getting blamed for the bad.
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another state to allow death penalty for child molesters
by candidlynuts in
1. watchtower
2. child-abuse
oklahoma gov.

approves death penalty for repeat child molesters.

friday , june 09, 2006. .
sixsixsixtynine

Oklahoma Mathematics:
Wrong + Wrong = Right!
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Scientology Sponsors NASCAR
by sixsixsixtynine in
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2. current
pure genius!

where else could you find so many morons, ready to be brainwashed?

check out the witness reference at the end.
sixsixsixtynine

I liked this from the comments section:
The Jehovah's Witnesses' would never even consider making such a sponsorship! Besides, how successful could a Jehovah's Witnesses sponsorship be? It would be constantly stopping and leaving copies of the Watchtower with fans and concession stands and would never complete any laps!
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Looks like Long beach CA loves the conventions
by loosie in
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2. current
sixsixsixtynine

Previously, Jehovah's Witnesses carpenters and other specialty crafters built a $5,000 concierge desk in the Promenade Lobby and completely renovated the center's Seaside meeting rooms, a $2.5 million project in which the group provided all labor and materials, including carpets and lights.

Can anyone explain this?
They certainly didn't do all this without getting something in return.
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"Theocratic Warfare" - An Apostate Strategy?
by slimboyfat in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
who here had ever heard of this so-called 'doctrine' of "theocratic warfare" when you were a jehovah's witness?

who has not heard of the so-called doctrine now that you are an apostate?

so why have witnesses never heard of 'doctrine', yet apostates seem to promote it as the last word on witness standards of honesty, integrity and decency?
sixsixsixtynine

"Re-posting Identical Threads" - A Moronic Wankers' Strategy?
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Scientology Sponsors NASCAR
by sixsixsixtynine in
1. social
2. current
pure genius!

where else could you find so many morons, ready to be brainwashed?

check out the witness reference at the end.
sixsixsixtynine

The Jehovah's Witnesses could not be reached for comment about any possible NASCAR sponsorship.
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***SEX!!!***Best BBQ in Austin, SA, or DFW?
by Brigid in
1. jw
2. friends
tried to post this earlier sans a catchy moniker, and no one responded....so i took the liberty of adding a hook, one that always works fine.....*sex*, oral, missionary, gay, bi, hot monkey--don't care....just don't forget to add where i can get the best bbq in all of texas.

please don't leave me in the hands of google alone for my search.

this missive is directed mostly at the texas denizens who frequent this board.
sixsixsixtynine

In Austin, a lot of people recommend The Salt Lick (http://www.saltlickbbq.com/),
although I think it's more about the atmosphere/experience than the food.
I personally like these a lot better:
Ben's Longbranch http://benslongbranchbarb.ypgs.net/
Sam's BBQ http://www.austin360.com/dining/restaurants/17442/DetailedList.jspd?activity=17442
Rudy's is OK for a chain, but their sauce tastes like Bloody Mary mix.
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Scientology Sponsors NASCAR
by sixsixsixtynine in
1. social
2. current
pure genius!

where else could you find so many morons, ready to be brainwashed?

check out the witness reference at the end.
sixsixsixtynine

Pure genius! Where else could you find so many morons, ready to be brainwashed?
Check out the Witness reference at the end. Too funny!
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Here are the Liberal's hypocritical heroes
by Shining One in
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2. current
i wonder if the limey liberals are as hypocritical as our home=grown american ones?

these guys change positions more than the watchtower writing staff!

the hypocrisy of democrats .
sixsixsixtynine

As someone said, liberalism is a mental illness.

Staunch conservatives are the ones with a problem.
Although, I'd call it a personality disorder not a mental illness.
They are the ones that are incapable of admitting that they're wrong, or changing an opinion.
Even in the face of overwhelming evidence. They "stand firm" in their beliefs, and never "waffle".
And of course, God backs their platform 100%.
I actually think that being able to "never be wrong" is what attracts people to conservatism, more so than the actual beliefs.