Posts by Beep,Beep

Except your protest could have been the reason my children didn't get the hoagies they wanted for lunch. I wonder how many people your "protest" hurt.

You hated being there, fine why not just leave? Why stay?

As for your other comment, I'm sorry if I don't have the level of animosity that you seem to require. Tough!

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I miss the "free" food.

by Justice-One in

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free food.

it used to make the conventions almost bearable.

i rememeber telling the wife and kids to not put anything in any contribution box, because as the head of the family, i had taken care of it.

Beep,Beep

"And you would not believe how wasteful I was. I remember one time I got 5 hoggies, and took one bite out of each."

Yeah I remeber your kind, first to the food and take all you wanted without any concern for others.I remember your kind then throwing said food out at the end of the day. What a waste!

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Michael jackson is STILL a jw.. just on tv.

by candidlynuts in

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so i'm sitting here online halfway listening to nancy graces show on headline news.. someone calls in and asks if michael jackson was muslim now.

the jackson attorney says no, he was raised a jehovahs witness, he is a jehovah's witness and will probably be one all his life.

(wonder if he's been quietly reinstated?).

Beep,Beep

He can claim to be one all he likes. Doesn't make it so, however.

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Did Masonic Judges Sabotage Lawrences Hughes Case To Protect The WT?

by Gumbley in

most people who are familiar with how the system works, know that most judges are masons.

that is how you get to the next level, by being initiated into the 32 or 33rd degree of freemasonry.

were the masonic judges dealing with lawrence hughes attempt to sue the watchtower acting in accordance with masonic law to protect the best interest of the brotherhood?

Beep,Beep

And more than 200 miles away!

Also as has been pointed out by others, the pyramid is not a gravemarker for C.T.Russell. Just more of your theories coming through.

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Did Masonic Judges Sabotage Lawrences Hughes Case To Protect The WT?

by Gumbley in

most people who are familiar with how the system works, know that most judges are masons.

that is how you get to the next level, by being initiated into the 32 or 33rd degree of freemasonry.

were the masonic judges dealing with lawrence hughes attempt to sue the watchtower acting in accordance with masonic law to protect the best interest of the brotherhood?

Beep,Beep

You just can't let go of your conspiracy theories can you?

""Were the Masonic judges dealing with Lawrence Hughes attempt to sue the Watchtower acting in accordance with Masonic law to protect the best interest of the brotherhood?""

Assumes facts not in evidence! No evidence judge was a freemason, and nothing yet to prove that W.B.T.S. has ANY connection with freemasonry.

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topic won't last long at this site

by crazyblondeb in

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http://ewatchman-exposed.co.uk/research/read.php?t=2303&reply=27#msg27 .

if this link works, i bet it don't last long.

anyone else for some fun?

Beep,Beep

It would seem that (A) this link still works and (B) they had you figured out for a fraud rather quickly.

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jw's on welfare?

by carla in

are there many jw's on welfare or some state assisted programs?

how do they reconcile this with being 'no part of this world' and their abhorrence of government?

Beep,Beep

If there are so what? These programs are funded by taxes aren't they? Even Paul made use of his Roman citizenship when needed.

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The day a brother died in my Hall, & the unbelievable events that followed.

by Mr Ben in

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this one really freaked me out.

i was so brainwashed at the time i found a way to justify it.

i think i?ve been repressing my anger about this and now i need to vent.

Beep,Beep

I'll give you two occasions where someone died and things continued on.

At a high school football game a man collapsed in the stands. The ambulance and medical personnel quickly tried to help the man but to no avail. You may think so what he was just one guy in the stands. No. He had just retired as the high school physician. He was well known to the players and coaching staff as well as the fans.

Game continued.

At a commencement ceremony at a college not too far away, one of the graduating students' grandfather collapsed during the ceremony. Do you stop commencement for such an event?

Sorry, but unless you are qualified to help, the BEST thing to do is stay out of the way and the best way to stay out of the way is to continue on.