"Don't worry, wait on Jehovah, He will take care of it in time..."
To which I'd be sorely tempted to answer...
"How do you know that that's not what's happening, now?"
And if they insist that that can't be the case...
"Why not? Doesn't He expect his servants to live with the consequences of their misdeeds? The 'higher authorities' have been placed in their position by God Himself... if, after careful examination of the evidence, said higher authorities judge the Organization guilty, would that not that suggest said judgment is valid?"
They'd probably suggest that God would reserve the right to punish his wayward people Himself, to which I'd reply...
"Really? When His chosen nation of Israel got out of line and wouldn't straighten up, didn't He use their enemies - i.e. 'Satan's World' - to punish them?"
I can imagine one or two suggesting that He'd (for all intents and purposes) give the Org a mulligan this close to The End, because He'd need his Earthly Organization...
...to which I'd respond...
"Why would the Almighty 'need' mere humans to usher in the End?"
Some might suggest that the likeliest endpoint of the Org's legal troubles - loss of tax exemption* - is somehow "persecution"...
...to which I'd respond...
"Paying back Caesar's things to Caesar is 'persecution'?"
And finally, a few loyalists might (be dumb enough to) suggest that the "attacks" are proof the WTS's eschatology is True and that the moment said attacks truly kick off, He would step in to Save His People...
...in which I would want to reply...
"Once again, having to pay back Caesar's things to Caesar is an 'attack'? God is going to 'save' the WT Society from... being taxed??? And BTW, isn't 'Babylon the Great' supposed to be attacked first?"
*...as opposed to being rounded up by NWO stormtroopers, as the Org likes to suggest...
...admittedly not a particularly spectacular consequence, but I'm willing to bet that the Org's business model is far more financially dependent on its so-called "charity" status than we've realized up to now. They do seem to bend over backwards to keep it, after all.