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  DEMAND THE RESIGNATION OF THE GOVERNING BODY

  by Pistoff in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  in view of the breathtaking mistakes made by the governing body in the last 10 years, the time has come for all with influence in or out of the organization of jehovah's witnesses to ask for the resignation of the entire governing body.

  <br>in the past 5 years alone, we have seen the defacto president of the watchtower society, theodore jarascz, dismiss reporters from the bbc without addressing their questions about sex abuse; they have denied repeatedly that there is a problem in the 2 witness to sex abuse policy; they have arranged the excommunication of whistleblowers in the organization, implying that they are spiritually deficient or worse.

  <br>thousands of members of this fellowship have been sexually abused by family or friends in the group, only to be told that it didn't happen, that they misunderstood it, and if they could not produce a second witness or the accused confessed, they were told that they must be silent or face shunning.

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  When it comes to religion, it doesn't work that way. Just keep exposing them.
  
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  Bilderberg Group - Conspiracy theory or a scary reality? (NWO)

  by zagor in

  1. social
  2. current

  from time to time this new phenomenon hits the mainstream media, though usually it is below the radar and public scrutiny.

  for those not familiar with it bilderberg is a group of most powerful and most influential leader who according to many conspiracy theorist rule the world and are according to them poised to introduce new world order whatever that means to them.

  now i'm the first to dismiss these kinds of things, you know, usual freemasonry etc.

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  Running a chaotic world government is not a hard task !!!!
  
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  Bilderberg Group - Conspiracy theory or a scary reality? (NWO)

  by zagor in

  1. social
  2. current

  from time to time this new phenomenon hits the mainstream media, though usually it is below the radar and public scrutiny.

  for those not familiar with it bilderberg is a group of most powerful and most influential leader who according to many conspiracy theorist rule the world and are according to them poised to introduce new world order whatever that means to them.

  now i'm the first to dismiss these kinds of things, you know, usual freemasonry etc.

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  Abbagail, it doesn't phase me one bit if people don't believe in conspiracies. I have relatives and acquaintances who belong to such groups as mention on your posts. I've cited enough reputable names for any person to do their personal research on the subject. I'm into politics, I don't read about it !!!!
  
  
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  "Mature" JW's READ THIS:

  by Honesty in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  "mature" jw's, what do you "believe" you are accomplishing by coming on this board?.

  page 371 paragraph 22 of the june 15, 1967 watchtower magazine says, "in addition to all of this, a persons faith can be weakened by what he reads and takes into his mind, dwelling upon "higher criticism," relying on worldly philosophers.

  it should be remembered that, when we are reading a book, the author of the book becomes ones teacher, and for this reason great care should be taken in selecting reading matter.

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  It also said, "...or from any source..." which would include them !!!!
  
  
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  AN EXAMPLE OF HOW J.W.'S PLAY THE "GUILT CARD"

  by Warlock in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  the world plays the "race card".

  jw's play the "guilt card".. my wife gets up this morning, with great difficulty i might add, and starts getting ready to go to the meeting.

  that's fine with me, and i don't mind taking her.

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  May this great grand-dad offer a suggestion to turn this around. Invite her out to more dinners at different restaurants routinely. Go for long walks, do things she likes to do but can't due to her steadfast beliefs. You don't have to ask her directly what she likes to do but listen carefully to the things she talks about and do them. Women love surprises, like, buy her ONE flower on a routine basis. They say it's the thought that counts. So, make it count. The key thing here is do things together GRADUALLY. Break her witness habits and develop new ones. Another key here is, give it time. Use the witness method, be tactful, don't lead on what your planning to do. You'll find it interesting yourself.
  
  
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  WHAT GOOD ARGUMENTS COULD YOU TELL A JW TO MAKE THEM THINK?

  by badboy in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  any ideas?

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  Why waste my time, they can't think for themselves.
  
  
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  Would you really want to live forever

  by darth frosty in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i just finished reading this book called the alchemist.

  it is a very compelling story about following your dreams.

  what i found most intriguing about the book is the depth of spirituality it brought out in me.

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  Under the right circumstances, no sweat.
  
  
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  The world IS getting worse!!

  by themonster123 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i'm telling you- i honestly think people are getting more immoral!!

  i saw something on the news last night where some bicycler got hit in the middle of the road in the middle of a huge intersection and people were slowing down to go around him.

  that was at some urban centre in tel aviv, israel.

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  Without doubt ! People who don't agree with me SHOULD get in involved in community affairs and politics. I've ran for councilman and Mayor in my home town and believe me you get to see the true picture of a corrupt system. It's easy to express an opinion,get INVOLVED ! Politics is everywhere.
  
  
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  Recently kicked out...

  by bluesbreaker59 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  just wanted to share my story.... i was raised a jw all my life, my mother and father married and divorced twice, my mother was disfellowshipped when i was 6 and never came back, choosing a career, and went through various men.

  i was raised by my very loving and wonderful father, easily father of the century in my opinion.

  all my life i was a great kid, example in the hall, great grades, got a full college scholarship, etc.

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  Very good bb59. You did the right thing, THINKING for YOURSELF! Keep up the good work and things will work out for you. The best.
  
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  Bilderberg Group - Conspiracy theory or a scary reality? (NWO)

  by zagor in

  1. social
  2. current

  from time to time this new phenomenon hits the mainstream media, though usually it is below the radar and public scrutiny.

  for those not familiar with it bilderberg is a group of most powerful and most influential leader who according to many conspiracy theorist rule the world and are according to them poised to introduce new world order whatever that means to them.

  now i'm the first to dismiss these kinds of things, you know, usual freemasonry etc.

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  Abbagail, the following are names that you may want to check out. Myron C. Fagan, G. Edward Griffin, Eustace Mullins, William Guy Carr, Antony C. Sutton, Bejamin H. Freedman, Gary Allen and Ralph Epperson. Mind you, they're are others. People who do not believe in conspiracies should think twice, why, well, why are sites about the org. on forums of this nature?
  
  I personally deal with people/groups who want to control others in my community.
  
  
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