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  last day at the kingdom hall

  by ex-Special Pioneer in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  prologue.

  get out shouted the audience you must be ashamed of yourself.

  the crowd was in a hysterical state, every time that we tried to say something we were silenced by the clapping and screams which got louder and louder of the majority of the two hundred people in attendance.

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  who_R_U_kidding

  audinnce sorry, made up my own letters for the word 'audience'...duhh
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  last day at the kingdom hall

  by ex-Special Pioneer in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  prologue.

  get out shouted the audience you must be ashamed of yourself.

  the crowd was in a hysterical state, every time that we tried to say something we were silenced by the clapping and screams which got louder and louder of the majority of the two hundred people in attendance.

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  who_R_U_kidding

  Very interesting story, but I think he writing a book, checking it twice with the audience.
  If he can sell it to us, he'll publish it...hee hee
  It's not a usual thing that happens in a KH but hey, anythings possible...
  If it's just for the drama, and sympathy, I don't feel for him, I think he could just
  move on, spit it out,
  I've had worse experiences at Wal-Mart...
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  last day at the kingdom hall

  by ex-Special Pioneer in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  prologue.

  get out shouted the audience you must be ashamed of yourself.

  the crowd was in a hysterical state, every time that we tried to say something we were silenced by the clapping and screams which got louder and louder of the majority of the two hundred people in attendance.

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  who_R_U_kidding

  I'll keep watching for the rest of the story, and as White Dove put it, I've never heard it played out that way, usually JW's make not scene, especially

  that the Kingdom Hall, and if you had disassociated yourselves, they would have ignored you. It already looks like there's something wrong with this

  picture, but I'll be patient and watch the whole film....
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  New light on reporting child molestors...

  by Snoozy in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  i have a few witnesses on my facebook so i thought "why not"... i posted this article on america's most wanted that featured frederick mclean..the jw child molestor..been on the run since 2004.. http://www.amw.com/fugitives/case.cfm?id=35566.

  so i comment on how i though they caught this guy but i guess they didn't as it was updated in dec.. so the jw gal i know in australia ( i knew the family when they were in the states) replies to the post.

  she comments with this..:.

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  who_R_U_kidding

  I've been associated with JW's for 35 years. I'm not saying that everyone is telling lies, but having moved around the

  USA and attended many different Kingdom Halls, I've never known of anyone in the congregations who thought they

  were suppose to protect the Watchtower Organization by not turning in to the attorities someone who is committing

  a crime. Though humans sometimes do cover things up, it's never been my understanding that members should do so.

  I personally know of more then just a few situations where the police and/or human services were called about suspected

  wrongdoing such as molestation, theft, spousal abuse, etc. I know that many people don't like Jehovah's Witnesses bothering

  them at the door, with witnessing work, or a famly member converts and others are unhappy, or a newly baptised Jehovah's

  Witness mis-represents the Bible, or even a long-standing member still has personality problems, bad tempers, whatever, but

  many postings that I read on line a just rediculious. I would call the Police in a second if I thought or found out, about any

  molestation and have never, ever, heard otherwise in my 35 years as a member. And for all those that post comments that we can't

  think for ourselves and are brainwashed, well, all I have to say is I must have wasted many years of study and research when I could have just

  let the Organization do all my thinking for me ! Ha Ha.....I am far from brainwashed, and often JW's don't agree with each other.
  
  God's word, the Bible, gives us 'much' room for dicisions in our lives that don't match others in the congregation, we make our decisons

  based on our concious. Something I would do, maybe you would not do, it's just that so many people take a JW's express their

  opinions as fact, rather then an opinion. The Bible gives us commandments, yet must wiggle room on many issues. I guess many JW's

  cause the confusion themselves by not quoting the scripture correctly or making sure others know it's their opinion rather then

  a Brain Washed Law we much follow. I heard a JW at a local hospital waiting room tell another person that it was a 'sin to drink coffee'.

  I almost fell out of my chair. What he obviously meant was that 'he felt it was a sin for him to consume so much caffine as a drug'.

  OK....he has that right to feel that way, but it's not a JW Law. So what do you suppose the listener told other people ? Yes,

  how crazy those JW's are ! Remember, JW's are people with different personalities, different levels of maturity, and intelligence, etc.

  If you differ with the actual doctrine, fine. Just tell it like it really is and I'll respect your opinion.
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  last day at the kingdom hall

  by ex-Special Pioneer in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  prologue.

  get out shouted the audience you must be ashamed of yourself.

  the crowd was in a hysterical state, every time that we tried to say something we were silenced by the clapping and screams which got louder and louder of the majority of the two hundred people in attendance.

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  who_R_U_kidding

  Will you explain the rest of the story or please remove the so called Prologue of bad experience at a Kingdom Hall ?