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  is there trully a GOD

  by piledriver in

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  the answer every person and religion wants to know is .

  is there trully a god no false prophets yes .theres two many to even think about who just want your money and time to spread there evil word .no god is more important in this lifetime that you have on this world than the love you recive and give to your real family .

  anyone who is a jehovah's witnesses trully knows they are in a cult not a religion minipulated and threatend with emotional blackmail and pain it makes them feed off your sadness and manipulate there flock into beiving this what jehovah ( false prophet) wants pure sanctamonius bullshit read the book shepard the flock of god charles teze russle was the founder but and since jesus is the founder of chrisianity the organisation regard him as the true founder of there fake faith plus he c.t russle was a child molester .

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  God is like an undisclosed transvestite to a heterosexual. He's interested until the truth is revealed.
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  And China's version of the Nobel prize goes to ... Robert Mugabe! WTF?!

  by LoveUniHateExams in

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  according to the guardian, the confucius peace prize has been awarded this year to one robert gabriel mugabe.

  yes, you read that right.

  i suppose i could've put this thread in either the entertainment section or joke section instead.

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  Actigall Ur
  Oh, Mandela was fully aware that his country would have been set ablaze if he did not play both sides. I admit, it was well played. But he still showed his true colors throughout his political career.

  Oliver Tambo was the one who set policy for the ANC, was responsible for organizing the respective guerrilla groups of Umkhonto we Sizwe (the armed wing of the ANC) and authorizedall "military" oprations carried out by them before Nelson Mandela was made president of the ANC in 1994, by which time all aggression between Umkhonto we Sizwe and the South African Defense force had ceased. Blaming Mandela for policies of agression against whites when he had had no say in the conduct of the guerilla warfare waged is ridiculous.

  While Mandela was still in prison on Robin Island, FW de Klerk was already conducting negotiations with him knowing full well that the ANC would win the inevitable free elections. It was also well accepted that Mandela would become president of the ANC and therefore the country's first black leader. In the many communiques between Mandela and de Klerk, it was clear de Klerk knew Mandela (who had become a moderate in his latter years of incarceration) was South Africa's only hope in preventing complete Africanization, the adoption of communism and wholesale reprisals against whites and enemies of the ANC (IFP is a good example) Mandela warned de Klerk that, although he could promise to do everything in his power to bring peace and stability to South Africa, he could not guarantee controling those elements within the ANC who were die-hard Africanists, determined to continue reprisals and even try to force whites from out of the country which proved to be true.

  Saying Nelson Mandela had no choice but to reconcile relations between black and white is spitefully denying him of the credit he rightfully deserves for preventing large scale bloodshed and bringing peace to the country. In order for Mandela to bring peace he had to face tough adversaries like Thabo Mbeki who was certain that Mandelas policy of reconcilliation would not have the full support of the black population and therefore cause the ANC to lose credibility amongst its supporters. There were also those non-ANC hardliners from the SACP, AZAPO and the PAC who vehemently opposed Mandela, causing the very real threat of a splintered black political front which may well have culminated in an all out civil war. Then there was also the extremely delicate subject of approaching and dealing with the ANC's once mortal enemy, the Inkatha Freedom Party. After over a decade of animosity and bloodshed between the IFP and the ANC supported UDF, Mandela not only forgave the IFP's white puppet leader Buthelezi, but supported the IDF in its insistence to be the sole political representative of Zululand, allowing the Zululand "government" at Ulundi to remain while having to make few compromises.

  Mandela's dogged determination, keen political understanding and grasp of the white population's precarious position, the need for a democratic government still acknowledging the National Party (the ones responsible for apartheid and black suffering in the first place) as a legitimate party, with a right to seats in parliament speaks volumes about how wise and forgiving the man was. As you youself admitted, he did a good job, although I would go further and state that what he achieved was incredible - if I believed in miracles I would say it was almost miraculous. Particularly when one takes into account what Mandela inherited and the seemingly insurmountable odds he had to overcome when he was handed the reigns to a country which was in desperate need of a complete social, political, and psychological overhaul.

  Give credit where it's due. In my opinion he is the greatest politician and humanitarian of our time and only a biased, ignorant person would suggest he didn't deserve a Peace Prize. Count your lucky stars we got him instead of one of the other potential hardliners who could have made Mugabe seem tame.
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  If you are a current active JW, What rules do you deliberately break?

  by Truthexplorer in

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  do the lottery.

  celebrate my child's birthday.

  sign workmates birthday cards.

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  For us Yanks, or at least me, can you fellas explain what "pissed up" means. I never heard that expression

  It means to to get thoroughly drunk.
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  Today's watchtower: obey us, no matter what

  by Tornintwo in

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  2. bible

  today's watchtower:.

  obey us, obey us even when it seems strange, obeying our man made hierarchy equates to obeying god, sacrifice your own interests, work for us, don't be independent, put your own interests aside, obey some more, preach for us, build for us, enjoy it, obey some more, forgive when we are jerks to you and mistreat you, accept your changed assignment even if it seems cruel and doesn't make sense, don't complain if we move you (eg.

  ) because you might have to move in the new world, remember you are being trained to obey, remember to put your own interests aside, that's the way we are designed to live - it will only make you happy!

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  I will find the link to the actual footage when I get a break from work. In the meantime if you want to watch footage from the 1938 Nuremberg rally, I'm sure you'll find it.
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  Evidence of God.

  by Jaewook kim in

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  sugar water will show blue light over the sun.. salt water will show red light over the sun.. our body components, salt sugar water.. blue blood vein and red blood... definition of our body in his form.. this is the evidence, of our god..

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  Why on earth was this garbage thread resurrected? And why am I so diotic that I just bumped it?
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  Today's watchtower: obey us, no matter what

  by Tornintwo in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  today's watchtower:.

  obey us, obey us even when it seems strange, obeying our man made hierarchy equates to obeying god, sacrifice your own interests, work for us, don't be independent, put your own interests aside, obey some more, preach for us, build for us, enjoy it, obey some more, forgive when we are jerks to you and mistreat you, accept your changed assignment even if it seems cruel and doesn't make sense, don't complain if we move you (eg.

  ) because you might have to move in the new world, remember you are being trained to obey, remember to put your own interests aside, that's the way we are designed to live - it will only make you happy!

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  "Do not question for I have all the answers. Stop thinking and listen to me. Be obedient to me and I will lead you to greatness" - Adolf Hitler, Nuremberg rally 1938
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  No longer wanting to attend meetings

  by breezy in

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  hello everyone.. first post here.

  long time follower of this website, probably 4 years now.

  i've known about ttatt since ive been 18, im now 22 going on 23 but still go to meetings because of parents.

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  Hey Breezy nice to read your first post.

  I was 14 and not baptized when I completely stopped doing anything JW related. I simply told my mom the truth - I didn't think the JW religion was God's organization and I no longer wanted any part of it. It took a while for her to realize I was determind to stick with my decision but she finally relented- and she is a complete zombie fanatic.

  As a non baptized publisher you have nothing to fear and your mom will eventually come to terms with it as I can bet you she'll simply spend her years hoping you'll return while at the same time no one will be required to shun you so you will still be accepted as part of the family. Since your dad doesn't seem angry it is highly unlikely you'll be kicked out of their house. For a while there will undoubtedly be some tension but as long as you stay a good, respectful and responsible adult, it will eventually fade and life will adjust to the "new normality". This is a great opportunity to show them one does not have to be a JW to be a person of substance and a good example.

  Keep us informed!
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  What if.

  by LAWHFol in

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  what if we only find god, once we have found our self?

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  I once couldn't find myself and then one morning I shaved and much to my delight I found myself staring back at myself in the mirror. I was in the bathroom! Why hadn't it occured to me look for myself there? That is the real mystery here ...
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  Living forever

  by jws in

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  2. friends

  someone on facebook posted john 3:16 where it says people will live forever.. not that i believe it, but i just cannot imagine this.

  this, to me, would be the true hell.. if i'm very lucky, i will live to be 100. at nearly half that, already some parts of life no longer hold much interest to me.

  even tv shows.

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  Pete:
  Maybe wanting to live forever is part of the human tendency to be greedy or to be self absorbed. We always want more, even when sometimes more would be the worst thing ever.

  I have held this same view for at least 20 years and I am convinced of it to this day. I raise my glass of Laphroaig to you!
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  We discovered a Dyson Sphere! . . . maybe

  by Coded Logic in

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  2. current

  okay, okay, okay - i know we're not supposed to jump to conclusions.

  but the odds this is a "naturally occurring event" are pretty low.

  and it's just the sort of megastructure we would expect an advanced alien civilization (type 2) to build.

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  SecretSlaveClass

  They finally found Jehovah's FDS Night Club. What we are seeing is the club's strobe light which only lights up every 3 years - .25 of a second in god time.