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  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two

  by lastmanstanding in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone read and considered the watchtower’s final submission to the supreme court?.

  gag.. also, have you read and considered the final submission by zalkin?.

  it’s interesting for sure.. zalkin hammers it home.

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  lastmanstanding

  Res bandi

  I think you are correct. What’s coming will bee tooooo much for many. I already see ‘tooo much’ when I look at so many dubs. They are getting to the edge.
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  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two

  by lastmanstanding in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone read and considered the watchtower’s final submission to the supreme court?.

  gag.. also, have you read and considered the final submission by zalkin?.

  it’s interesting for sure.. zalkin hammers it home.

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  lastmanstanding

  My own opinion, and I am not a lawyer, but if the judges have an ounce of grey matter, they will shake their collective heads and call the bailiff to throw Watchtower’s fat ass out the door.
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  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two

  by lastmanstanding in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone read and considered the watchtower’s final submission to the supreme court?.

  gag.. also, have you read and considered the final submission by zalkin?.

  it’s interesting for sure.. zalkin hammers it home.

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  lastmanstanding

  Watchtower responds to Zalkin’s response to Watchtower petition. Think tennis.

  Watchtower argues that political types expanded, think of the umbrella again, only since Watchtower umbrella was taken, they hope to scoot under the fairy godmother of California umbrella.

  Then Watchtower goes on to complain that their own umbrella was taken away unfairly, when Watchtower tried to use the Clergy umbrella.

  I. There are no procedural impediments barring review. California expanded a cause of action that is the subject of constitutional dispute in federal and state courts throughout this country. California also deprived Watchtower of a jury trial by issuing terminating sanctions because Petitioner endeavored to protect citizens’ religious confessional and secular privacy rights. Watchtower consistently asserted the violation of Jehovah’s Witnesses’ federal constitutional rights involved in these issues in the lower courts, the denial of which are properly before this Court.
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  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two

  by lastmanstanding in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone read and considered the watchtower’s final submission to the supreme court?.

  gag.. also, have you read and considered the final submission by zalkin?.

  it’s interesting for sure.. zalkin hammers it home.

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  lastmanstanding

  So, Watchtower made their petition to the Supreme Court. And then Zalkin made an opposing position to the court as to why the court should not visit this case. And then Watchtower again responded to Zalkin.

  From Zalkin response to Watchtower petition. (Below)

  While the Constitutional positions taken in the petition [by Watchtower] are radical and overreaching, this Court need not delve into them before declining review because of the myriad infirmities with the petition itself, which is permeated with blatant misrepresentations and intentionally-deceptive omissions. [Liars] The petition makes no attempt to explain how any of its questions presented were properly preserved. (U.S. Sup. Ct. R. 14(1)(g).) Indeed, the Court of Appeal decision under review (“the Opinion”) did not address any of these allegedly “important” issues because none were presented to it. Nor does the petition explain why the Opinion meets any of the criteria for review identified in Rule 10. (See U.S. Sup. Ct. R. 10, 14(1)(h).) The failures to timely raise and preserve issues, and to comply with Rule 14, each present an independent and adequate basis for denial of the petition. (U.S. Sup. Ct. R. 14(4).) Given that Watchtower’s answer was stricken and its default entered, appellate review is limited to a consideration of whether the Complaint adequately alleges any cause of action. (Steven M. Garber & Associates v. Eskanderian, 150 Cal.App.4th 813, 822–823 (2007).) Watchtower refuses to accept this procedural posture. Instead, it asks this Court to resolve factual issues on a record devoid of facts and to accept factual representations that are either demonstrably false or lacking in evidentiary support because they were never litigated at the trial court level. Watchtower’s positions are inextricably fact based, and because of the default, the facts to adjudicate those claims are not before this Court. Given Watchtower’s disrespect for the legal system, penchant for violating court orders and habitual disregard for the rules of the court from which it is begging for mercy, it is not the litigant to champion any allegedly important issue before this Court. This is not a case that warrants this Court’s time.

  
  

  Imagine that you have three arguments that you want the court to consider, and that these arguments are sugar cubes. Imagine the court system is a rainstorm.

  
  

  You must preserve your sugar cubes. You have to get a big umbrella over them, else they wash away.

  
  

  So, Watchtower made their sugar cubes, and then put an umbrella over them. The court said the umbrella was the wrong one, and they took it away. Then the court system rained on them.

  
  

  ,,, bye bye sugar.

  
  
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  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two

  by lastmanstanding in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone read and considered the watchtower’s final submission to the supreme court?.

  gag.. also, have you read and considered the final submission by zalkin?.

  it’s interesting for sure.. zalkin hammers it home.

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  lastmanstanding

  Barb emailed me both submissions. I didn’t see them here, but I read them. I thought I’d mention them.

  I have them in my inbox. I suppose I could upload them. Here? Somewheres else?

  Else, I will do a few cut and pastes of the meaningful parts....
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  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two

  by lastmanstanding in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone read and considered the watchtower’s final submission to the supreme court?.

  gag.. also, have you read and considered the final submission by zalkin?.

  it’s interesting for sure.. zalkin hammers it home.

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  lastmanstanding

  Watchtower has been so very arrogant, showing contempt for the lower courts, and now it bites them in the ass.

  Watchtower’s attitude is ‘we don’t deal with peons of lower courts, WE are appointed by GOD, we deal with the top dogs only and even them we shit upon.’

  So, they have thumbed their collective noses at the judiciary, as though THEY are the boss, THEY will dictate how it’s all going to go....

  The Governing Buffoons are basically telling the court that THEY are higher than the court of this little world and that THEY will make the ruling and the Supreme Court will like it, their job is to just write down what the GBuffoons say and publish it.

  My dream is that the Judges understand that and the words in their ruling reflect their disgust.
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  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two

  by lastmanstanding in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  has anyone read and considered the watchtower’s final submission to the supreme court?.

  gag.. also, have you read and considered the final submission by zalkin?.

  it’s interesting for sure.. zalkin hammers it home.

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  lastmanstanding

  Has anyone read and considered the Watchtower’s final submission to the Supreme Court?

  GAG.

  Also, have you read and considered the final submission by Zalkin?

  It’s interesting for sure.

  Zalkin hammers it home. The law stipulates that Watchtower is not legally entitled to have the case heard by the Supreme Court.

  Watchtower had to have first established Certiorari, in other words validated their claim to fame by first establishing the merits of their case in the lower court. THEY DID NOT!

  Watchtower is screwed.

  On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The Court Of Appeal Of The State Of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two
  
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  3-File Requests: Destroy Notes BOE--Publications For Discard--Where Are The Nine!

  by Atlantis in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  2019-08-28 destroy notes.. https://docdro.id/ojsdss2.

  2012--2018 publications approved for discard.

  https://docdro.id/llottt0.

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  lastmanstanding

  What is the significance of the tract “Where are the nine”..? It’s interesting for sure, to read of the opinion expressed concerning the “preaching”... but what exactly did the OP have in mind?
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  New Jerusalem finds are evidence of Babylonian siege, archaeologists say

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  https://www.timesofisrael.com/new-jerusalem-finds-are-evidence-of-babylonian-siege-archaeologists-say/ .

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  lastmanstanding

  586-587

  I wonder what Watchtower will do.. oh boy.. I guess they will have to miss out on history.
  
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  Now Canada's Turn

  by newsheep in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  just got a phone call this morning from a very upset anointed brother.

  he said he didn't believe me when i told him about the pedo problem and selling off of halls.

  he said he was disgusted with the watchtower and had to go to a special meeting last night.

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  lastmanstanding

  Bottom line. The vigorous selling of Kingdom Halls is antithetical to Watchtology. The org ‘is expanding‘ they are told... but the facts speak a different story.

  The selling will have an effect that is quite detrimental to the life of the org.

  Psychologically, there will be an impact. Dubs are just people. And people are affected when there is a serious dichotomy.

  ...As incognito has pointed out.

  Contributions will be impacted on several levels. Contributing is done in secret. Dubs will lose some of their pseudo-faith. They will have less heart to dump their hard earned cash in the box. Plus, those who have to drive farther will have less in their pocket due to expenses. Add to that fewer meetings due to age and distance, less opportunity to contribute.

  It feeds on itself. It’s like a person that is consuming body fat because of a lack of food.