in view of the seriousness of the upcoming topic to be covered on dateline i thought about this post and decided to revise it.
i think it is important to not be too lighthearted as the dateline program seeks to bring out the truth about a serious matter.
therefore i decided to remove the post.
drop a 20 foot cross through the roof of the KH
Those wacky christians. If they can't bring jw's to the cross, some of them bring the cross to the king hall.
The guy who was going to drop the cross through the roof of the KH is not a Christian. He does not even believe in God. He thought that something the JWs hold in contempt sticking through the roof of their KH would be the start of a just payback for what happened to his family.
in view of the seriousness of the upcoming topic to be covered on dateline i thought about this post and decided to revise it.
i think it is important to not be too lighthearted as the dateline program seeks to bring out the truth about a serious matter.
therefore i decided to remove the post.
There are more constructive ways to get the message out then to litter the countryside and Kingdom Halls with flyers. This in itself can be a lawsuit in the making and I would not want to be associated with the actions of the crop dusters.
It reminds me of a very irrate person that called me a few years ago that has access to a plane. He lost his family to the WT and was going to drop a 20 foot cross through the roof of the KH in our area. NOT SMART!
Scorpion
.. http://www.washtimes.com/national/20020527-78351630.htm.
during a press conference in france.
"i wonder why it is you think there are such strong sentiments in europe against you and against this administration?
:Consider youself pinched, sonny boy. Al Gore is America's worst nightmare, and you are naive to believe otherwise.
I don't know about Gore being America's worst nightmare, but I would say he is damn close.
i know this is a typical "woman" question.
what should i bring to wear.
considering it is at a camp, i'm thinking very casual.
I forgot to mention that I will be wearing a suit and tie and bringing my bookbag.
i know this is a typical "woman" question.
what should i bring to wear.
considering it is at a camp, i'm thinking very casual.
Hello Cynthia,
I will be there on Saturday after 10am and will be having to leave around noon on Sunday. I am looking forward to meeting all the new ones that have left the WT, and of course meeting you in person.
Scorpion (Stan)
*** g98 10/8 28 watching the world ***.
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Quote: I wonder now if they will give equal time to themselves?
I think that is asking too much from God's so called organization.
Since having an actual date for the DATELINE program, I have contacted several in the Catholic Church as well as some other Churches in my area that were interested in the WT pedophile cover-up. I am sure by this Sunday several in their denominations will be informed of the show.
anyone on this board ever known a freemason?
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and can i possibly get some info on the freemasons please.
Any Masonic Lodge would be happy to give you information and pamphlets about them. The Masons had a booth set up the last two years at out County Fair giving out tons of information about what the Masons believe and do at meetings. You can try the link below for some info or try searching the web yourself. There are just too many sites to list. There are pro and con sites, more pro Mason.
ROTFLOL
let me see if i got this right.. jduds sell literature for 85 years, and collect the profits tax-free.. billy graham (?
) and his cronies get their nuts in a vise over the same issue, and end up being the defendents in a tax evasion case.
(am i remembering the details?
June 22, 1989
WTBTS files "friend of the court" briefs with U.S. Supreme Court in Jimmy Swaggart case.
OThers filing "friend of the court" briefs including National Council of Churches and Society for Krishna Consciousness.
January 17,1990
U.S. Supreme Court rules against Jimmy Swaggart Ministries, declaring that the sales tax must be paid.
February 9,1990
WTBTS writes letter to congregations announcing that literature will no longer be sold to JW's at the KH, and that no price will be set when JW's distribute materials door-to-door.
February 25,1990
February 9th letter from WT Society is read at Sunday meetings of Jehovah's Witnesses across the U.S.
March 1,1990
New policy of distributing literature without naming a price goes into effect.
March 11,1990
Announcement is made at KH's in the U.S. that food will be available at no cost, on a freewill donation basis, at JW conventions.
[The March 15,1990, WT magazine and March 22nd AWAKE!-printed earlier-still say "25 cents (U.S) copy" and "$5.00 (U.S) per year." The April 1,1990, WT no longer carries a price.]
I condensed a lot of information LDH. There is actually much more to this but I hope this little bit helps.
Scorpion
let me see if i got this right.. jduds sell literature for 85 years, and collect the profits tax-free.. billy graham (?
) and his cronies get their nuts in a vise over the same issue, and end up being the defendents in a tax evasion case.
(am i remembering the details?
Summer, 1959
"We never solicit donations," WT Society says, on page 27 of the book Jehovah's Witnesses in the Divine Purpose, quoting from Watch Tower magazine, Jan/Feb 1882, p.2
Early 1980
State of California informs Jimmy Swaggart Ministries that tax is due for religious books and tapes sold in the State since 1974. Swaggart eventually pays the tax-$183,000.00- but sues for a refund.
May, 1988 Jimmy Swaggart confesses he had commited a moral sin," reportedly consorting with a prostitute.
January, 1989
WT Society distributes Feb., 1989 issue of OUR KINGDOM MINISTRY, declaring that J.W.'s are not "agents or representatives of the WTBTS. (p.3) The article mentions the possibility of "an accident" on private property while distributing literature.
February, 1989
U.S. Supreme Court rules that it is illegal for the state of Texas to exempt religious books from sales tax. This strikes down such exemptions in 15 states. Other states with sales taxes had been taxing religious books all along.
Summer, 1989
WT Society gives away "free" new books released at U.S. conventions, abandoning the long-standing practice of selling the books. Witnesses are instructed to place donations in contrabution boxes to cover the cost.
(More to come)
Scorpion
