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  Guys ... Be honest here ... Do you ever Pee in the bathroom sink

  by RubaDub in

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  2. friends

  last month i got caught by my wife after a late night out with her (and some drinks).

  i guess i am evil.. just wondering if anyone else has had this misfortune.. rub a dub.

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  An 80 year-old man goes to the doctor for his annual check-up, and gets a clean bill of health. "Everything looks great," says the doctor, "What's your secret?" "I have a personal relationship with God" answers the patient, "In fact, every night, when I get up to use the bathroom, he turns the light on and the off when I'm done." "Wow that's incredible," exclaims the doctor. Later that day, the doctor calls the man's wife just to confirm the story about the man's personal relationship with God. "Does God really turn the bathroom light on and off for your husband?" he asks. "Aw Jeez," answers the wife, "He's peeing in the refrigerator again."
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  ARC - Case Study 54 - All Exhibits have been released

  by jwleaks in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  all exhibits for case study 54, jehovah's witnesses and watchtower, have been released by the arc.. http://www.childabuseroyalcommission.gov.au/exhibits/10908a67-70c5-4103-94cc-dac096fdb585/case-study-54,-march-2017,-sydney.

  exhibit list.

  joint statement of o'brien and spinks.

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  HBH

  Fearing for life is not a valid argument for being a Christian. A Christian is suppose to go to death (or shunning) to do the "right thing" for his fellow man. It is only after that when the matter is left in Jehovah's hands.

  Ok, you can go back to putting your fingers in your ears and saying "LALALALALALALA"

  HBH
  
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  ARC - Case Study 54 - All Exhibits have been released

  by jwleaks in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  all exhibits for case study 54, jehovah's witnesses and watchtower, have been released by the arc.. http://www.childabuseroyalcommission.gov.au/exhibits/10908a67-70c5-4103-94cc-dac096fdb585/case-study-54,-march-2017,-sydney.

  exhibit list.

  joint statement of o'brien and spinks.

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  It's about doing the right thing,especially if you claim to be Christian.

  For example, you are the only witness to a reckless driver that runs a stop sign, and hits and kills someone.The driver claims that the person jumped out in front of them. Your not required by law to come forward and report what you saw. Some people just wouldn't want to get "involved", and keep their mouth shut, but a "true Christian" would want to report what they saw, even though it's not required by law, so that the reckless driver doesn't hurt or kill anyone else.

  Get it?

  HBH
  
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  I wrote to Mr. Angus Stewart regarding the "inactive" status claims made by the Watchtower at the ARC

  by EdenOne in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  this is the email i have just sent to mr. stewart angus, who has been conducting the questioning of the jw leaders during the australian royal commission dealing with child abuse cases among the jehovah's witnesses, concerning the claims made that a jehovah witness who wishes to walk away from the organization can simply become inactive and avoid being shunned:.

  dear mr. angus stewart,

  i have followed with interest the videos of the arc regarding the jehovah's witnesses in australia.

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  HBH

  Here,

  http://www.childabuseroyalcommission.gov.au/contact-us

  I know he's our hero, but he has lots of competent folks working for him
  
  HBH
  
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  I wrote to Mr. Angus Stewart regarding the "inactive" status claims made by the Watchtower at the ARC

  by EdenOne in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  this is the email i have just sent to mr. stewart angus, who has been conducting the questioning of the jw leaders during the australian royal commission dealing with child abuse cases among the jehovah's witnesses, concerning the claims made that a jehovah witness who wishes to walk away from the organization can simply become inactive and avoid being shunned:.

  dear mr. angus stewart,

  i have followed with interest the videos of the arc regarding the jehovah's witnesses in australia.

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  I just wanted to suggest emailing the ARC with your comments rather than the lead attorney. I found them to be very competent and the info well get to the right person.

  HBH
  
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  This Is Why We Call It the Borg, And Why You Can Still Find Your Voice

  by AllTimeJeff in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  one voice can be stronger than a thousand voices.

  your mind is independent now.

  with its own unique identity.

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  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6Qg-NWsOJQ
  
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  American democracy in crisis

  by slimboyfat in

  1. social
  2. current

  okay cut to the chase.

  the united states has got a problem.

  hillary clinton is so unpopular that practically any republican who ran against her would probably have beaten her.

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  Democracy, that's a laugh. How could you buy this propaganda? Does anyone talk about ending imperialism? No, because 70% of discretionary spending is on the military. Corporate powers make big money on war, and are not about to stop. Voting means nothing.

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_totalitarianism

  ecerpt from a Morris Berman speech Nov 4 2011:
  
  
  
  the French writer Denis Duclos, who is a
  director of the CNRS, the research institute in Paris,
  pegged the problem of the obsession with having an
  enemy and the violence that results from that in his book
  of 1994 Le Complexe du loup-garou, The Werewolf
  Complex. In his epilogue to the 2005 edition, Duclos
  writes that “America is always dependent on a werewolf
  figure, a dark, savage beast that’s out to destroy it. The
  beast,” he says, “changes in content, but the form is
  always the same. At the center of this,” he says, “is a
  terrible fear that Americans have of emptiness, which is an
  anxiety of not existing, and they disguise this with a
  hyperactive optimism.” -----Have a nice day. ----“A curious
  society,” he writes, “a people who don’t know who they
  really are. Like the Romans, they see themselves under
  siege.” And, he says, “This could finally trigger a fascist
  populism,” which, of course, we’re seeing with the Tea
  Party. “The American fear of the monster,” he writes, “has
  always marked its history, whether this exists on the inside
  or the outside. This leads to isolating the country in a sort
  of collective psychosis that can only contribute to
  international instability.”
  In fact, that’s how most of the world sees us. A few
  years ago there was an international poll that asked the
  question, “Which nation do you believe is the greatest
  threat to world peace?” The United States and Israel said
  Iran, and everybody else said the United States. Writing in
  Der Spiegel last August, the German journalist Jakob
  Augstein argues that the U.S. is basically a failed state; it’s
  not part of the West anymore, and that Europe needs to
  keep its distance from what is a very different and
  apparently, his word, “insane” political culture. There is,
  he concludes, no deliverance in sight for the U.S.
  What does mental health mean in an individual case?
  It’s at least this: That a person knows his or her personal
  narrative and is able to see it from the outside and, as a
  result of this transparency, at least try to do something
  about it. Perhaps the same thing is true of a nation or a
  civilization. I don’t know. But what I know is that there is
  very little understanding in the U.S. as to what the
  underlying narrative is, or even the fact that there is an
  underlying narrative. This seems to escape most
  Americans, almost all.
  
  
  
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  here i am

  by notalone in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i was a 4th gen born in.my adult children were the 5th.

  my mother was one of the newly'anointed' we have all left.

  i have been lurking since october.i was really too terrified someone would find out who i was and what would happen.well we are out now so here is a part of my story.

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  Wow, congratulations.

  I hope you get justice for the pedophile. This is a very compelling experience, and could help benefit others and prevent further abuse/injustice.

  When the time is rite, consider sharing with balanced exjw activists (you should also email this to the ARC, it WILL help them.)

  HBH
  
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  Did I open the gate to the realm of demons?

  by redpilltwice in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  this is what happened.

  i had a sore tendon in my wrist.

  i could work with it, but nevertheless the pain was there.

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  Great comments, I'm astounded this thread has remained so balanced.
  

  I'm of the Socratic ideal, there is so much we don't know, especially about the brain. People bang their heads and become super geniuses. I looked up something I read a few weeks ago.

  http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/06/03/a-brain-injury-transforms-italian-man-into-bonjour-shouting-caricature-of-a-frenchman/

  Randi shut up because (some) scientists' admitted telekinesis, but couldn't explain it.

  http://weilerpsiblog.wordpress.com/evidence-for-psi/
  

  I know first hand there is a "force" in psyco/telekinesis, but have no idea why. Similarly, the "magic" in the mushrooms, DMT ect.

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  The last video in the 2016 convention...

  by problemaddict 2 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  ...is an epic triumph is emotional manipulation.

  bringing together all of the stories they told thus far and placing them int he "new world" complete with the little boy who was killed in a car accident coming back from the dead.. i have a good friend who is stuck in with family and plays the role.

  he said everyone was crying, and the people next to him rated the videos by how many tissues they needed to dry their eyes.

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  Agreed kairos, thanks for bumping, this was the thread I couldn't find. For us TATT'ers, it's so easy to make fun of this propaganda.

  Last month when I drove by a kingdom hall, there were some people in the parking lot, and I yelled out my open window. "It's a CULT!"

  I don't think they heard me, but I was laughing for over 5 mins, felt good.

  HBH