http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=1&doc_id=2025979&doc_no=a136641.
see last item:.
"media request to record/broadcast oral argument; from abc news new york".
Noticed this a couple lines up from the ABC request:
| 11/24/2014 | Request filed to: | request to continue OA; from atty for appellant due to OA in other matters in two different cities on the two days before this argument |
For anyone who knows how to read this, could this have anything to do with society (appellant) attorneys having to jaunt about the country putting out fires (eg the Zalkin cases)?
were they pretty much a good group of men?
we're they jerks?.
Actually, the current bunch ( I think they're basically the same as when I was elder) are pretty nice guys. I think they genuinely care, and they don't look for trouble. Perhaps their biggest fault was being too "meek" or pushovers. You get a pig-headed PO in there and they all bow to his wishes.
Actually, the only one I'm not crazy about is the PO, who is a company man in the sense that he does like to manage and enforce rules. There is not a spiritual bone in his body, he just likes managing/organizing people.
http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=1&doc_id=2025979&doc_no=a136641.
see last item:.
"media request to record/broadcast oral argument; from abc news new york".
Well, that was probably not a docket entry the WTS team was happy to see. The media triggered the intense scrutiny against the RCC probably more than the financial impact of the lawsuits. The Boston Globe reporting really set the whole thing off.
This is what I was thinking myself. As great as lawsuits are, it seems the media really helps it achieve critical mass.
I would think the media would love a "new" catholic church. . . . It's about time.
http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=1&doc_id=2025979&doc_no=a136641.
see last item:.
"media request to record/broadcast oral argument; from abc news new york".
Good. I hope this ends up all over the place.
mom: yes?.
you dont want to make jehovah sad, do you mom?.
mom: okay.. .
Yep, that sounds about right!
http://connecticut.news12.com/news/police-woman-fatally-shot-husband-after-dispute-1.9689688.
police: woman fatally shot husband after dispute.
bridgeport - police in bridgeport say they are investigating a deadly shooting that apparently stemmed from a domestic dispute.. the bridgeport police crime scene unit says a homicide occurred at the kingdom hall of jehovah's witnesses, located at 245 huntington turnpike, at around 1:20 a.m. sunday.. police say 36-year-old griselle pizarro, of bridgeport, fatally shot her husband, jacob lopez, in a pickup truck parked outside the hall after he reportedly assaulted her.. more: connecticut crime coverage.
Bridgeport is a notoriously shitty area. Not surprising, and really doubt it had anything to do with JWS.
increasing business relationships between african nations and china has also brought migration between the two areas.
chinese people move to africa, and african people move to china.
south china, in particular guangzhou is a favourite location for africans in china:.
Fascinating! Thank you FTS!
it is xmas time and perfumes and colognes are on the list.
what do you really love for a scent if you were being given a gift?.
I haven't worn cologne in years, but when I did, I liked Polo and Eternity.
Egoiste as well.
aawa activists burst into a kingdom hall in kent.
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THINGS PEOPLE IN THIS KINGDOM HALL WERE THINKING: Oh, dear! We are being attacked by agents of Satan! The Watchtower was right! [to selves praying "JEHOVAH, JEHOVAH, JEHOVAH!!!"]
THINGS PEOPLE IN THIS KINGDOM HALL WERE NOT THINKING: You know, everything they said made so much sense. They seemed quite reasonable, rational. I really should reexamine my beleifs.
i'm atheist and not ashamed of it.
however, it is so politically incorrect, especially where i live.
i have a legitimate concern that being out of the closet too much will hurt my career or neighborly relations--i know for a fact it probably would.. i'm really cautious about who i tell.. how about you?
REBEL8 - maybe I'm wrong, but I thought you lived in NYC --- a place I would hardly consider atheist "unfriendly." I suppose there could be some neighborhoods with pockets of anti atheist sentiment. . . . Please set me straight if I'm wrong!
