The best thing for these wastes of time is to have about 2 meters of snow, and to get a phone call or text that the whole thing is cancelled for the year.
WTWizard
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Will They Change the Memorial Talk This Year?
by raymond frantz inhttps://youtu.be/o5almnehew4?si=kdgrjgbiutjkvcxe.
i’m hoping the memorial talk will be different.
change the talk!
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Jehovah provides Javier a part-time job
by RULES & REGULATIONS inthe watchtower—study edition | march 2025. keep walking by faith.
7 note how javier, a brother in south america, saw the need to walk by faith.
he says: “i had applied for a prestigious job that would double my salary and provide considerable personal satisfaction.” however, javier had the deep desire to pioneer.
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WTWizard
And what about taking the full time offer, putting some money away into silver, and when the dollar becomes toilet paper or you get a sizable stack of silver, you have the option of taking the demotion or quitting. That will also safeguard your wealth against inflation and hyperinflation, making at least that worry a bit less.
But no, the Filthful and Disgraceful Slavebugger wants people to cut back so they can pious-sneer. How much does that pay? Do you get extra life when you can supposedly live forever even if you only do one hour a month and miss some of the boasting sessions for work? Or, since when do you owe that beady-eyed monster thing anything at all? That hyper-abomination imposes its rules on us. Perhaps it is the one that needs to mind its own damn business and let us live our lives. Not to mention, what happens when regular inflation continues after you cut back on work?
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JW Vaccine mandate: The contrast between voices of reason and confusion
by ukpimo ini was reading an intriguing post on the exjw reddit, a forum i do not with to sign up for, as i'm not interested in the internal politics of reddit.
https://www.reddit.com/r/exjw/comments/1hwlja8/the_governing_bodys_letter_that_shook_bethel_and/.
another post counteracted this one, driven by the "conspiracy theory" card.
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WTWizard
All a copy of what the world, which they claim to hate so much, already did. The world wanted people to get these shots, so the washtowel followed.
As for me, the best coronavirus "shot" is the Amazon "shot". That means a daily dose of 800 mg of quercetin, along with 50 mg zinc along with my other vitamins. My bird flu "shot" is 5,000 units of vitamin D during the darker seasons (from around mid September into April). And my monkeypox "shot" is not getting the needle shot for coronavirus or bird flu. The washtowel can parrot what the government (and Bill Genocide Gates) want, and all that will do is make them look like dog poop.
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Avoiding love of money
by road to nowhere inthis week's midweek.
pretty cheeky to counsel on not loving money when they do.
my budget includes a small amount for my wife's kingdom hall.
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True, money isn't everything. But without it, you cannot survive when it's big companies that are sacred, not the people. You own nothing, so you continue needing money to survive. And with so many things on subscriptions these days (including things that used to be "buy once and take care of them"), you will forever be spending money if you wish to have anything at all.
And what is this going to mean once CBDCs are forced on us? These things have to be spent within a time frame, or else they expire. Does anyone wish to be told that they have to eat bugs and soy protein because that's all their CBDCs will buy? Or to spend it within 30 days or it expires? What about having until the end of the month to change your regular currencies to CBDCs or you get nothing for it?
Yes, the jokehovians are hypocrites here. How many fake deficits do they run at big boasting sessions so people can dig in and give more or go into debt to bail them out? Or that ice cream money--you don't need that ice cream as much as the washtowel needs more expensive items at headquarters or to spread the cancer into Africa? Is it more important for you to pay your rent (which is getting ridiculous), or put it into your Kingdumb Hall (which ends up triggering a bleed to the parent company)? I would, for one, rather buy more silver dimes for myself (or someone I choose to, for Christmas) than put even one of those acorn pennies (or a single CBDC penny) into that abomination.
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We Don’t Give Christmas Presents; We Give Presents To Each Other All Year Long!
by Sea Breeze inhow many of you dutifully told this lie to your friends as a kid?.
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When I was in, I noticed that most people rarely gave anything to their children at any time of the year. I saw families, including prominent hounders, that had no toys for the children including one that was around 7 or 8 and one around 12. They had some fine expensive furniture (tables and bookcases to showcase the washtowel littera-trash), but no toys or entertainment items.
And not just Christmas. I saw one mother auxiliary pious-sneer and dragging a son, around 8 years old, out in field circus during the whole of spring vacation from school for the whole day each day. No fun that week. And what about birthdays? Most regular children get something for their birthdays, which as often as not happen several months before or after Christmas. They get things around summer vacations--not just a week in another state or country doing boasting sessions and field circus. And Easter--people can and do get things for Easter, including toys (I have seen these items for sale at stores around that time of year) instead of going to the greatest wastefest of the year. Summer toys are for sale during the Fourth of July, and children sometimes get items around back to school.
Instead, the jokehovians expect nothing most of the time. They might get a new suit around the Supreme Boasting Session or the Grand Boasting Session in summer. They might get new clothes for school, and maybe field circus supplies come the new circus year in September. Summers are wasted on more boasting sessions and field circus, and that Grand Boasting Session, instead of fun trips. And they often get to do field circus on the major holidays, including Christmas Day. They don't even get the fun of putting up decorations, let alone the presents they would have gotten.
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I've done it: Christmas Lights Outside
by StephaneLaliberte inlets see if that causes a problem.
i've been inactive for a very long time now (like 10+ years), so, i don't expect to hear anything from it, but my parents are worried i'll get df.
lets see what happens.
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I started putting up "sun worship" lights, knowing that they are to worship the sun, about 2 years after blowing off the boasting sessions. And I got many of them from Target, right where the jokehovian witlesses could have seen me getting them. And I started putting them up for Halloween and Easter a few years later. So far, no comments.
Not to mention other items for the area near the entrance of my apartment unit. I have fake fireworks out there in late April, some color changing lights (including with fiber optics), some fake fireflies, and fake flowers that light up at night. Quite bluntly, I do not give a f*** what the jokehovians think of them--there are youngsters in my area that enjoy these lights, and I care more about what they think of them rather than what the hounders think. If joke-hova hates when people have any fun, that is too damn bad for that hyper-abomination.
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Why are the Governing Body Members always in-house New York Bethel members?
by RULES & REGULATIONS inthe watchtower—study edition | february 2024.
''we are pleased to inform you that two additional brothers have been appointed to serve as members of the governing body of jehovah’s witnesses: brothers gage fleegle and jeffrey winder.
both brothers are anointed christians who have a long history of loyal service to jehovah.
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WTWizard
They really should throw them all out, for trying to enslave the whole flock. Rather, they would do better having 12 coronaviruses for this governing body. At least they would not be making new lies to their doctrines, and they might finally make good on allowing people to celebrate the holidays and birthdays.
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And this time they had better really get it out, instead of lying about it as they did when they claimed to have reduced it to 0.7 ppm (I think it is still 1.2 ppm). If they are going to put anything in the water to improve your teeth, why not boron? This is a mineral that most of us are deficient in, and without it, most of us are getting calcium deposits where they don't need them. (Such as the arteries.) I think that 1.2 ppm of boron would be nice, since that would supply roughly 2.5 mg of boron per 2 liters of water (I take 10 mg a day in pills, and most of us would do well to get at least 5 mg of boron a day.)
If anyone really wants fluoride, they can take 1 mg pills of the stuff as sodium fluoride. There is also the option of using fluoride toothpaste. And no, taking fluoride out of the water is not going to result in cavities in the teeth. Fluoride is the smallest portion of the tooth enamel--chloride is actually more important. It might, however, result in cavities in the boasting session attendance if people stop eating this poison, and grow back some of their brain enough to realize that the whole xian religion is a scam.
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2024 year Highlights: JWs hit 9 million Publishers
by Sanchy inwatchtower put out some highlights for the 2024 service year:.
average publishers: 8,828,124. peak publishers: 9,043,460. a 43.2 percent increase in "those who returned to jehovah", meaning 65,816 were reinstated.
baptized: 296,267. memorial attendance: 21,119,442. missing stat: number of partakers .. womp womp.
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Where the heaven did they come up with those numbers? Or are they starting to count the coronaviruses as "publishers"? Anyone with half a brain would look up the religion on the Internet before committing, and anyone that goes back to that religion on their own is stupid. That might have passed back in 1991 before the Internet became widespread and people that have an IQ of 0.0000001 or higher could research without going to the library or bookstore, but today?
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PRESIDENTIAL predictions...let the prognosticators have their say!
by Terry inmy only prowess in making predictions stems from my 77-years of life in the united statesgrowing up under president truman, eisenhower, kennedy, nixon, .....etc.
etc.i was a widdle kid sitting in front of a tiny black and white tv set when the very first broadcastsof political conventions, deal-making, debates (nixon vs kennedy), assassinations (jfk, rfk, martin luther king, etc.
) i grew up with duck and cover under my elementary schooldesk, the cold war, the iron curtain, the korean war, the vietnam war and i went to federal prisonas a jw conscientious objector while hippies, flower children, political activists protested and universitystudents were fired up on by troops.i grew up reading newspapers (2 of them).
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I expect Komodo Dragon to win by cheating, stuffing the boxes with fake ballots and/or messing with the voting machines. What happens next is full-on communism. We go into war with Russia and Iran, and people get drafted all the way up to age 50 (not 26 or 27, as it used to be). Coronavirus and monkeypox shots become mandatory. We get that dreaded CBDC, which I dread even worse than classic hyperinflation (you will have to exchange all other currencies for this abomination, or they become worthless). We will be stuck eating soy protein (25 grams a day, mandatory even if you have life-threatening allergies to soy) and bugs. That is all your CBDC will buy you.
At least with hyperinflation, barter will work. I would rather work a 12 hour day for a silver dime that will comfortably support you (as it did in ancient Rome) instead of working 18 hours a day, 7 days a week, where it's a crime to not meeting your quotas or to quit your job for any reason. And, anyone sitting on one of those Crisco tubs of silver dimes will be able to retire. Try that with those CBCD's.
As for religious nut-jobs (and this includes but is not limited to the jokehovians), they will be unaffected. None are prepared for hyperinflation, and the congregations will collect all those silver dimes for themselves. Under CBDC, they will still have to contribute to the Kingdumb halls. As for working the 18 hours a day, they will still be expected to somehow find time for boasting sessions and field circus. (Which will be that much easier under the silver dime program, where you only work 12 hours a day and have that much more time for such stupid activities.)