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  South park: Jewpacabra

  by darth frosty in

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  could not sleep so i watched the latest episode last night.

  this was hilarious they went off on jehovah as only south park can lol.

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  Daily show on easter

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  and for those who cant watch the southpark link in other countries try this one.

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  I believe I just removed my last tie to the borg...

  by TimothyT in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  well thats it ladies and gents.

  i levelled with the sister who continues to chat with me, telling her i will never return to the organisation and my reasons why.

  i hope i didnt hurt her but i have done what i could never do and tell her things the way they absolutely are.

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  Take care tim!
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  Crazy Captcha

  by scotoma in

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  2. friends

  i don't know where to post this but i had to go through about 50 captchas before i could get one right.. can it be set for degree of difficulty?

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  i even had one with hebrew characters..

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  I hate captcha's
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  How Will the Society React to the Hundred Year Anniversary of 1914?

  by slimboyfat in

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  2. friends

  it's only a couple of years away now and what a headache it must present to the gb - providing they have given it much thought already.

  there probably is no elegant way of presenting the hundred year long failure of the end to come; the fact that the "short period of time" of satan being cast down to the earth has now stretched beyond any credibility.

  but they have to deal with it one way or another.

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  I plan to toast 100 years of christ crappy invisible reign over the WT$ by taking a Back to back cruise on the royal caribean Allure of the seas!

  Thats where I will be oct 2014
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  A reason why most religious theological teachings are sociologically dangerous and damaging

  by thetrueone in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  just caught this short video of christopher hitchens in a debate involving religious theology and i thought.

  how close it came to the jw theology and its own inherent sociological and psychological damage that it causes.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3ygqfr3sem&feature=related.

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  Sex and god,religous distorion
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  The power of mind programing/conditioning

  by darth frosty in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i was reading some blogs and came accross this info:.

  how to deprogram your own mind.

  link1want to know the truth.

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  Good point WTWizard.

  Reminds me of a KRS one song about 2012 where the opening lines are :

  If you don't like what you singing, you sing a different hook
  If you don't like what you cooking, you get a different cook
  If you don't like what you wearing, you get a different look
  You wanna escape Armageddon, read a different book

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  South park: Jewpacabra

  by darth frosty in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  could not sleep so i watched the latest episode last night.

  this was hilarious they went off on jehovah as only south park can lol.

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  bump for the easter egg hunt
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  Political party of maximum freedom

  by tootired2care in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  it amazes me that the country continues to support the political parties that have invaded our bedroom, wasted our money, and intruded on our freedom.

  in other words the voters still vote democrat and republican, when it is those same parties that have gotten us in the mess we're in now.

  it seems most of the issues that people have with the political parties boil down to simply limits and intrusions of freedom, whether it's imposed religious views or overtaxation and wastefulness.. my question is why hasn't there been a stronger movement to build a 3rd political party that has a core philosophy of maximum freedom?

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  'I have cholora!'

  *DEAD*
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  The power of mind programing/conditioning

  by darth frosty in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i was reading some blogs and came accross this info:.

  how to deprogram your own mind.

  link1want to know the truth.

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  Classic OODAD
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  The power of mind programing/conditioning

  by darth frosty in

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  i was reading some blogs and came accross this info:.

  how to deprogram your own mind.

  link1want to know the truth.

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  I was reading some blogs and came accross this info:

  How To Deprogram Your Own Mind

  Link1Want to know the truth. This is essential. This is the whole ball game. If you don't want to learn the truth, then you probably won't.
  Love the truth, even if it is sometimes inconvenient or unpleasant. Respect the truth, cherish the truth, seek the truth above all.

  People stay trapped in cults, or trapped in illusions, because they don't really want to know the truth:

  3. Sometimes, they are afraid to know the truth --

  They fear that their world will fall apart if they stop believing certain things, or admit the truth of other things. That is one of the beliefs with which they got programmed - the idea that if they don't believe the right things, they will go to Hell, or they will lose their ticket to Heaven, or something else really bad will happen to them. One of the things that cults do is implant phobias about leaving the cult, or learning the truth about the cult.
  They are afraid of losing their status or membership in the group - they are afraid that they will be shunned and ostracized if they don't believe the same things as the other people around them. And they are just plain afraid of being alone.

  They fear that they will have to leave the cult if they stop believing in it, and they will stop believing in it if they learn a bunch of negative things about it. ("Then what will I do with my life?!") So they plug their ears and close their eyes, and play "Hear no evil, see no evil..."
  Some people just don't want to see that they were fooled.

  "I refuse to believe that I spent twelve years of my life in a cult. It isn't a cult. It can't be a cult. It's a wonderful movement."
  As they say in A.A., "Denial isn't just a river in Egypt."

  Some people just don't want to give it up.
  "If I leave the group, I will be lonely because I won't have any friends. So shut up and quit telling me disturbing things about it."
  "I have lots of time invested here. I'm a respected elder. If I quit the organization, I'll be a nobody."

  Link2And then some other old-timers say things like, "I refuse to believe that I wasted 12 years of my life on a cult."

  Carl Sagan, in his book The Demon Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark, told the story of how the TV program 60 Minutes in Australia performed a funny candid-camera kind of experiment where they manufactured a phony guru and then foisted him on the public for a few weeks, to see how gullible the public was. The experiment was a great success (if you look at it that way) because nobody, not even the press or other TV news organizations, even bothered to check out the charlatan's false credentials and fake credits. Everybody just swallowed it all, hook, line, and sinker. And the most outrageous part was the fact that, after 60 Minutes and even the phony guru himself explained to the public that it had all been a hoax, just a test of gullibility, some people still said to the phony guru, "We don't care what they say about you. We still believe in you." Some people will do just about anything to avoid admitting that they have been fooled - even continue to be fooled. It seems like, once you get those people committed to the hoax, you've really got them.