Posts by Indoubtbigtime

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Just courius, some questions about the past

by Gorb in

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curious.

time goes by so fast.

who remembers 1975, the ray franz incident, the generation change in 1995, the blood fractions, alternative service, participation in ochr, aid afrique, the historical research by james pellechia, jolene chu and johannes stephan wrobel?

Indoubtbigtime

There is actually a lot of evidence of the biblical flood about 4.5k years ago

and there is evidence that many ancient structures and civilisations were pre flood by over 1000years

as we know many underwater cities and evidence of civilisation

a lot of archaeological evidence of ancient civilisations over 5000 years ago this was the time Adam was still alive as he lived to 900+

the fallen angels and their hybrid offspring half demon half human were on earth for an unknown time before the flood maybe around 1000years, but probably only towards the end of that did they really get going with the wonders of the ancient world, then the flood destroyed most of it.

much of it remained like the many many pyramids around the world

check out the mysterious ancient Egyptian like stuff going on in the hidden parts of the Grand Canyon which experts think are over 5000yeats old

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getting round the territory slowly compared to before?

by Indoubtbigtime in

from what i know most territory maps in most congregations are being done much much slower than before.

my congregation is very very slow getting round the territory compared to before.

then pioneers will have hour requirement coming back in march but they are just not used to getting 3hrs a day 7 days a week.. many congregations used to get round all their territory every so often, now all congregations around north london where i am (yes i’m an ms involved with territory servants) are hardly getting around their territory at all.. of course letter writing was slow going but now back to first call hardly anyone is going out in person and those few that do don’t do that much.. even the elders who are supposed to take the lead don’t seem to come out much at all and when they do i know of more than one example of them only doing ten mins maybe a few houses then going for the obligatory coffee break.

Indoubtbigtime

FedUpJW7 hours ago

My dad had a good saying about the way people were driving a vehicle that may fit the way territories are being covered now. "If they were going any SLOWER they would be backing up

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There has been some huge changes in Europe I’m here in the UK and before COVID the GDPR changed everything

we used to be taught to write everything down and take a long time all the details.

then the GDPR changed all that and we were not allowed to write down even not at homes

so now I think you are supposed to try to remember all the not at homes, how many can someone remember? Probably only a few which is why most only do ten mins before the coffee break

if only ten mins is done at a time and then they try to remember the not at homes next time it’s going to take a long time to finish the map😂

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getting round the territory slowly compared to before?

by Indoubtbigtime in

from what i know most territory maps in most congregations are being done much much slower than before.

my congregation is very very slow getting round the territory compared to before.

then pioneers will have hour requirement coming back in march but they are just not used to getting 3hrs a day 7 days a week.. many congregations used to get round all their territory every so often, now all congregations around north london where i am (yes i’m an ms involved with territory servants) are hardly getting around their territory at all.. of course letter writing was slow going but now back to first call hardly anyone is going out in person and those few that do don’t do that much.. even the elders who are supposed to take the lead don’t seem to come out much at all and when they do i know of more than one example of them only doing ten mins maybe a few houses then going for the obligatory coffee break.

Indoubtbigtime

Biahian hour ago

Welcome, new poster! And, I’m sure you’re not imagining the decline. Hope you can leave soon

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thanks Biahi

I remember before COVID most judos did at least an hour and the pioneers were out a lot longer

now ten mins is a long time

After March I can see loads of pioneers struggling and the CO will look at congregations records and ask why are you getting round the maps so slowly

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Just courius, some questions about the past

by Gorb in

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curious.

time goes by so fast.

who remembers 1975, the ray franz incident, the generation change in 1995, the blood fractions, alternative service, participation in ochr, aid afrique, the historical research by james pellechia, jolene chu and johannes stephan wrobel?

Indoubtbigtime

waton26 minutes ago

They were all sturdy enough to be under ~10 000 meter of turbulent pressured water for 9 month ~4000 years ago

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yes many ancient structures are thought to be pre flood

the pyramids all around the world are said to be more the 4500 years old maybe even 5500 years old and maybe the nephalim and the giants were part of building these structures that are so advanced and line up with stars

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getting round the territory slowly compared to before?

by Indoubtbigtime in

from what i know most territory maps in most congregations are being done much much slower than before.

my congregation is very very slow getting round the territory compared to before.

then pioneers will have hour requirement coming back in march but they are just not used to getting 3hrs a day 7 days a week.. many congregations used to get round all their territory every so often, now all congregations around north london where i am (yes i’m an ms involved with territory servants) are hardly getting around their territory at all.. of course letter writing was slow going but now back to first call hardly anyone is going out in person and those few that do don’t do that much.. even the elders who are supposed to take the lead don’t seem to come out much at all and when they do i know of more than one example of them only doing ten mins maybe a few houses then going for the obligatory coffee break.

Indoubtbigtime

From what I know most territory maps in most congregations are being done much much slower than before

My congregation is very very slow getting round the territory compared to before. Then pioneers will have hour requirement coming back in March but they are just not used to getting 3hrs a day 7 days a week.

many congregations used to get round all their territory every so often, now all congregations around North London where I am (yes I’m an MS involved with territory servants) are hardly getting around their territory at all.

of course letter writing was slow going but now back to first call hardly anyone is going out in person and those few that do don’t do that much.

even the elders who are supposed to take the lead don’t seem to come out much at all and when they do I know of more than one example of them only doing ten mins maybe a few houses then going for the obligatory coffee break

the co will have to ask why are you so slow getting round the territory compared to before?

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Are the statistics out yet?

by slimboyfat in

isn’t it about time they released the report for the service year?

or have they stopped publishing it?

did they released selected figures at the annual meeting as they usually do, such as the memorial attendance or record number of pioneers?

Indoubtbigtime

From what I know most territory maps in most congregations are being done much much slower than before

many congregations used to get round all their territory every so often, now all congregations around North London where I am (yes I’m an MS involved with territory servants) are hardly getting around their territory at all.

of course letter writing was slow going but now back to first call hardly anyone is going out in person and those few that do don’t do that much

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Just courius, some questions about the past

by Gorb in

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friends

curious.

time goes by so fast.

who remembers 1975, the ray franz incident, the generation change in 1995, the blood fractions, alternative service, participation in ochr, aid afrique, the historical research by james pellechia, jolene chu and johannes stephan wrobel?

Indoubtbigtime

Göbekli Tepe

Tell es-sultan

Çatalhöyük

Yes but asked is there any indisputable proof of anything man made more than 6000 years old? As you seemed to imply there was

all those things are disputed that they are more than 6000 years old

all cave paintings can’t be proven they are more than 6000 years old

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Just courius, some questions about the past

by Gorb in

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friends

curious.

time goes by so fast.

who remembers 1975, the ray franz incident, the generation change in 1995, the blood fractions, alternative service, participation in ochr, aid afrique, the historical research by james pellechia, jolene chu and johannes stephan wrobel?

Indoubtbigtime

“As for the 6,000 years of man's history ending in 1975, the achaeological evidence of civilizations dating back to 12,000 old is overwhelming. Because it is impossible to discredit, WTC does not even try to explain the discrepancy, simply saying that carbon dating is inaccurate. (In fact, carbon dating is often inaccurate as it typically underestimates the age of the artifact.“

ThomasMore I have been interested in the 6000 year thing for a while. It does seem human history can only be confirmed to about 5000-6000 years for absolutely sure

ancient Egypt can have absolute confirmation in many ways, but all less than 6000years, lots of other ancient civilisations from around the world can’t seem to have absolute confirmation more than 6000years can they?

what are the top three lines of evidence of humans being on earth more than 6000years ago?

you say the evidence is overwhelming can you give me the top three?

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Seems to be a census on vaccine status

by Indoubtbigtime in

the upcoming km school for all elders and servants is going to be in person only with no provision for video conferencing.. only fully vaccinated may attend.

meaning if you missed your last booster you are no longer fully vaccinated.. every coordinator of body of elders has to ask every single ms and elder if they have kept up with all their boosters and are fully vaccinated or they can’t attend.. this seems to be a census the gb want to know how many are keeping up with booster shots.

Indoubtbigtime

So at the moment any of the schools require someone to be fully vaccinated

do all these brothers and sisters going to pioneer school or SKE have to show proof they had their latest shot?

How before long the GB do a U turn on this just like most governments and worldly companies did a u turn on vax mandates?

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2022-12-19--Vaccination Requirement!

by Atlantis in

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2022-12-19--vaccination requirement.. .

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Indoubtbigtime

So at the moment any of the schools require someone to be fully vaccinated

do all these brothers and sisters going to pioneer school or SKE have to show proof they had their latest shot?

How before long the GB do a U turn on this just like most governments and worldly companies did a u turn on vax mandates?