My two cents worth:
Par. 4 "If he had, I probably wouldn't be in Jehovah's organization today."
Well so much for training your children to want to be a JW on their own. She admits serving God for her dad, not out of any genuine love of God.
Par. 9 "We should not...strive...for future financial security."
That's right. Someone else can pay for our way! So much for the proverb counseling to, "Go to the ant, you lazy one."!!
Par. 10 "...money cannot...sustain us the way godly wisdom can."
Try eating 'godly wisdom when you are hungry and see how full your belly gets, or drink it when you are thirsty. Try buying gasoline for your vehicle, or paying your light or heat bill, or taxes with 'godly wisdom', and see just how far you will get.
Par. 10 "...avoid going into debt."
I wonder how much those three brand new vehicles in the parking lot cost, and if the MS and elders paid cash for them? If they paid cash, why didn't they make do with 'sustenance and covering' and use the cash to help needy 'widows and orphans' in the congregation? If they incurred debt, why do they think they can ignore the FDS and the rank and file cannot?
Par. 11 "...did not spend money on nonessentials."
So did they buy food and clothing, or go without so they could make "voluntary" contributions to the organization?
Par. 16 "My husband even had to step down from servng as an elder...a decision that is contrary to his (God's) will..."
Evidently then, according to the WT, being an elder is God's will, but not being an elder is against God?
Par.17 "Seek Jehovah's direction BEFORE you make decisions and commitments..."
What a good excuse to refuse help to the poor, the widows and orphans in the JW congregation. "I prayed about it, and it seems that Jehovah's will is I buy that new car for myself, instead of helping you. After all it's for field service of course."
Par. 17 "Ask the elders for...advice, and...trust in Jehovah's promise to help you by following his counsel."
So we now see that the elders have been elevated to equals with God himself?
Par. 19 "People comment how happy Jehovah's Witnesses are."
Really? Who? In my recent observations JW's are anything but happy. They are the most miserable, beat down, crippled, welfare dependent, Sad Sack looking individuals I see.