please post some comments on this news-site!
it's not a bad piece of journalism, but there are definitely some gaps that need to be filled.
the pro-jw apologists have already started posting on it!
PLEASE post some comments on this news-site! It's not a bad piece of journalism, but there are definitely some gaps that need to be filled.
The pro-JW apologists have already started posting on it! Here's the link: http://www.worldreligionnews.com/religion-news/christianity/the-jehovahs-witnessess-religion-and-how-they-differ-from-other-christians
zalkin proposing huge sanctions if jw leadership fails to produce documents.
unredacted this time!
feds need to get involved with this.
@wifibandit
Bingo! This is a DIFFERENT victim altogether. The first suit was brought by Jose Lopez. Mr. Padron is the latest.
Not to mention the others who have previously settled.
zalkin proposing huge sanctions if jw leadership fails to produce documents.
unredacted this time!
feds need to get involved with this.
The Australian list contained just over 1000 names of abusers. The US database allegedly contains over 20,000! Holy CRAP!?!
This number shouldn't surprise though, given the overall greater number of JW adherents in the US, compared to Australia. Furthermore, the very EXISTENCE of such a list shouldn't shock, as parts of the US database WERE apparently shown to the appeals judge. They were just too blanked-out & redacted to be of any use.
Incidentally, much of Prince's involvement with the JWs is now making the rounds on news websites. Many journalists are pondering as to who will inherit his vast estate. I've seen comments to these stories which make reference to the ARC & pedo lawsuits, as well as the overall 'cultiness' of the JWs. Now would be a good opportunity to make some comments of our own, with specific reference to this San Diego case & the WTs potentially HUGE pedophile database. It would hopefully start getting the attention of more NON-JWs. I'd personally love to see 60 Minutes go after 'em!
Here's one such article. Their are more just like it. Simple 'Google' "Prince Jehovah's Witness," under the NEWS topic, and you'll get plenty o' hits:
zalkin proposing huge sanctions if jw leadership fails to produce documents.
unredacted this time!
feds need to get involved with this.
Zalkin proposing huge sanctions if JW leadership fails to produce documents. UNREDACTED this time!
Feds need to get involved with this.
pam candelario, ralph candelario, dateline nbc: colorado man killed second wife, first wife still missing.
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the title of an article in the inqusitr, i get the google alerts for the dubs, but this site for some reason i couldn't do a cut and paste, anyway, if you're interested to see why one of jehovahs loyal servants would kill his 1st and 2nd wives it's supposed to be broadcast this friday at 10pm est..
Was this guy an elder? MS? CO? Just wondering how 'high up' he was.
Seems as if the greater one's 'rank' in the org, the higher the expectations & stress level. Just wondering if he one of those types, who was: stressed, depressed, cognitively dissonant, awake yet conflicted, or whatever. Not to say this would directly cause his behavior, but it might be a contributing factor.
www.the-newshub.com/general/are-jehovahs-witness-a-religious-ponzi-scheme
I see it as less of a rant, and more of a thorough news article, with plenty of examples cited, Watchtower articles & books properly referenced down to the page/s. If only the Watchtower would provide references like that, or perhaps not take the ones they DO so out-of-context.
The author ties the blood transfusion issue into one if the WT's MANY false promises, while building the case that all these FALSE PROMISES are tantamount to a ponzi scheme. He ties these seemingly loose ends together at the end of the article, making a good case for the WT being a big scam.
It reminded me of some of the articles I've read in "The Economist," concerning such schemes in the business world. To someone accustomed to a more 'get-to-the-point,' style of writing, this piece might be a little incoherent, or at least long-winded.
hesitantly i attended this talk with my family and sat through it without batting an eye.. mentally i take myself out during the entire meeting some would describe this as daydreaming or zoning out.
whatever the case may be, for some reason this particular speaker, whom i know of but not personally, got my attention the way he would say certain phrases.
he cited some texts that directly advised the audience that faith in christ was the only way to salvation.
hesitantly i attended this talk with my family and sat through it without batting an eye.. mentally i take myself out during the entire meeting some would describe this as daydreaming or zoning out.
whatever the case may be, for some reason this particular speaker, whom i know of but not personally, got my attention the way he would say certain phrases.
he cited some texts that directly advised the audience that faith in christ was the only way to salvation.
Tenacious, I gotta ask: when he made so many references to the Father, then emphasized faith in Jesus as a path to salvation, what did all the rank & file do? Did they just bob their heads in agreement? Smile with glazed-over eyes? Or did you see many puzzled looks and head scratching?
i especially like the author's final paragraph about "getting caught red handed.
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https://www.the-newshub.com/general/the-jehovahs-witness-doctrine-of-theocratic-warfare.
I especially like the author's final paragraph about "getting caught red handed."
https://www.the-newshub.com/general/the-jehovahs-witness-doctrine-of-theocratic-warfare
zazzle has packets of 20 for just over $5 usd.
http://www.zazzle.com/vast_apostate_army_sticker-217905115862832820.
now, calls for better organization, or just organization period, have often been brought up on this site, by those whose lives have been affected by this cult.
I think you can buy sticky backed printer paper for regular printers
True. That should be very do-able too, I'd think. Even less expensive than ordering a batch of 20 from Zazzle.
@Mrquik: Yeah, it doesn't take much to get a person to see the light, once that seed is planted.
