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  Did becoming a JW influence you to give up something you enjoyed ?

  by smiddy3 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  when i was a teenager a younger fellow workmate was involved in the sport of judo.i got interested and went along to a number of sessions and took to it like a sponge to water ,and as a sport i was happy participating in.. not that much longer another workmate was getting re-activated in the religion of jw`s.

  which i had never heard o before and then got interested in that .. conflict : was judo a sport that was compatible with j.w beliefs?

  sadly i decided it was not and stopped any further involvement.. to this day i resent that decision i made back then .and i`m 82 years old now.. it was a sport i was comfortable doing and i enjoyed it.and i gave it up because of the religion .who knows what i may have achieved had i continued with it.

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  JeffT - That's a good idea.

  Mind you, I'm going to see Adam Ant in Leicester (UK) on Friday. I might pick up a New Romantic Pensioner.
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  NASA: Humans Back to the Moon

  by Gerard in

  1. social
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  nasa plans return to moon by 2020

  "this vision aims to return humans to the moon, and then to use it as a staging point for a manned mission to mars.

  i wonder if jws will be required to canvas those areas too.

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  Mikejw. You're having a giraffe (laugh), right?

  If you're serious, how do you know?
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  Why do JWs love bomb?

  by Smiles in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  💣.

  we know what mentally-in jws believe they are doing when they "love one another"... and many of us here formerly participated in that culty love bombing behavior.. why?.

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  smidster - A.M.If I knew someone who was mildly interested in the JW cult I would do all in my power to dissuade them from having anything to do with them

  Yes...and MacDonalds too. It's crap.

  
  
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  Why do JWs love bomb?

  by Smiles in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  💣.

  we know what mentally-in jws believe they are doing when they "love one another"... and many of us here formerly participated in that culty love bombing behavior.. why?.

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  Empty promises.
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  Did becoming a JW influence you to give up something you enjoyed ?

  by smiddy3 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  when i was a teenager a younger fellow workmate was involved in the sport of judo.i got interested and went along to a number of sessions and took to it like a sponge to water ,and as a sport i was happy participating in.. not that much longer another workmate was getting re-activated in the religion of jw`s.

  which i had never heard o before and then got interested in that .. conflict : was judo a sport that was compatible with j.w beliefs?

  sadly i decided it was not and stopped any further involvement.. to this day i resent that decision i made back then .and i`m 82 years old now.. it was a sport i was comfortable doing and i enjoyed it.and i gave it up because of the religion .who knows what i may have achieved had i continued with it.

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  AnnaM - I have see Bowie live. It was a good show. I don't go for all the Golden Dawn Illuminati conspiracy stuff. It's all nonsense and not what everyone thinks.

  Thanks for the links. The band I play in cover 3 Bowie songs.
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  According to Jehovah's Witnesses, who will be saved?

  by Vanderhoven7 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i know who won't be saved according to witnesses and that includes just about everyone alive at armageddon who is not a jehovah’s witness.

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  others who are permanently lost include adam and eve, those who died in the flood, people of sodom and gomorrah and apostates to their one true religion..

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  According to Jehovah's Witnesses, who will be saved?

  I bet they are wary of the word 'saved'.

  Even if this means survival of 'armageddon(tm)', even they don't know and the GB don't care. I don't think the GB believe all this stuff themselves, but it's a rock star life for them so why should they care?
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  Did becoming a JW influence you to give up something you enjoyed ?

  by smiddy3 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  when i was a teenager a younger fellow workmate was involved in the sport of judo.i got interested and went along to a number of sessions and took to it like a sponge to water ,and as a sport i was happy participating in.. not that much longer another workmate was getting re-activated in the religion of jw`s.

  which i had never heard o before and then got interested in that .. conflict : was judo a sport that was compatible with j.w beliefs?

  sadly i decided it was not and stopped any further involvement.. to this day i resent that decision i made back then .and i`m 82 years old now.. it was a sport i was comfortable doing and i enjoyed it.and i gave it up because of the religion .who knows what i may have achieved had i continued with it.

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  Thanks Smiddy. You're the same age as my Mum.

  I have some good friends who are not Jobots, but they're all married. I feel a bit left out.

  Where's that rich widow when I need her?
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  End of watchtower

  by Hellothere in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  shouldn't gb tell members to abandon organisation?

  surely things are pointing at watchtower being part of babylon the great.

  in with way is watchtower being bless and been shown god's favour this days?

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  Babylon the great

  This is a Watchtower(tm) concept to isolate the Jobots from any system of belief other than their scam. They want Jobots to be in fear of the bogeyman and keep giving money and assets to them.

  It's best not to think of religion thru' WBT$ brainwashed goggles.

  This is their propaganda not everyone else's.

  A de-programming from WTB$ fake theology needs doing.
  
  
  
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  Who’s gonna mow your grass

  by solomon in

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  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xixc6aqrozq.

  what most jehovah’s witnesses don’t realize about their version of the new system is who’s gonna mow the grass?.

  after the system is destroyed who’s gonna make that nail your pounding with a hammer?

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  Did becoming a JW influence you to give up something you enjoyed ?

  by smiddy3 in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  when i was a teenager a younger fellow workmate was involved in the sport of judo.i got interested and went along to a number of sessions and took to it like a sponge to water ,and as a sport i was happy participating in.. not that much longer another workmate was getting re-activated in the religion of jw`s.

  which i had never heard o before and then got interested in that .. conflict : was judo a sport that was compatible with j.w beliefs?

  sadly i decided it was not and stopped any further involvement.. to this day i resent that decision i made back then .and i`m 82 years old now.. it was a sport i was comfortable doing and i enjoyed it.and i gave it up because of the religion .who knows what i may have achieved had i continued with it.

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  punkofnice

  I was born in. I had no friends, no one my age in the congo-abong-i. I was not allowed to associate with kids at school. I just sat in my bedroom reading and listening to music. If my parents were out, I'd listen to David Bowie and the New York Dolls. These LP's were hidden inside other LPs.

  Now I'm out, I'm making up for lost time....a bit late now so most of my dreams are dead.

  The WBT$ destroyed my family and my life.

  I sometimes wonder why I bother carrying on. They won.