by DannyHaszard 18 Replies latest watchtower medical
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When the BC government seized three sextuplets last month to ensure they received blood transfusions, the lawyer for the Jehovah's Witnesses parents ...
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Witness for the family Debate over role of sextuplet case lawyer
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WATCHTOWER FLUNKY SLEAZY SLUTTING LEGAL WHORES ARE the SCUM OF THE EARTH
"The person coming from Bethel [Witnesses headquarters] is the spokesman of God," said Michael Saunders, a former Bethelite and paralegal with the Church. "I know it sounds really, really ludicrous ... [But] essentially, disobeying him is disobeying God."
That IS ludicrous!
Late 1970's I lived in Clearwater Florida (Largo Florida next town over) with my JW family.
Clearwater is taken up by city blocks of non taxable 'church'' of scientology office buildings loaded with lawyers.How many lawyers does a benevolent non profit church need??
Yes indeed the Watchtower is just like scientology no better and no worse just like em.
Also like others, he started with menial jobs -- working as a baker and waiter -- before the Watchtower Society sent him to law school in Toronto ,
. His devotion to the religion began when, as a young man, he worked as a baker at the head office.
Such Bethelites are considered religious authorities whose word is gospel to other members, he said. On speaking engagements at Kingdom Halls throughout the country, fathers would sometimes even offer up their daughters in marriage to him because of the prestige of his position, he said. Mr. Brady, who is also an elder , and his wife live in the residences that form part of the headquarters, Mr. Saunders said. Frank Toth, another former Bethelite, said in an affidavit filed in the Hughes case that How and Associates " exists to do the society's bidding," with some lawyers particularly beholden to the organization because the group bankrolled their law degree.
But others are less impressed, with an Alberta lawsuit accusing him of using his access as a lawyer and authority within the Church to influence clients to comply with the blood policy
Certainly, in my view, [Witnesses lawyers] come very close to crossing that line .
Mr. Hughes said nurses saw Mr. Brady and Mr. Gnam praying with his daughter. His lawsuit charges that they and other Jehovah's Witnesses officials pressured the girl and
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/11/128907/1.ashx associated thread ongoing
"It is no different, he said, than a lawyer in the United States who cares deeply about the rights of African-Americans representing a group such as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People."
Oh yes there is. What would happen to this attorney I wonder, if he REALLY presented all of the options to this couple? Would he still have his residence at "Bethel?" Oh and who paid for his degree? A lawyer for the NAACP doesn't get his room, board and degree from the NAACP!
tsof
Mr. Brady rejects as "offensive" the criticism of his role, arguing that he is simply representing clients with strong religious beliefs, not imposing his own principles or acting for the Church.
Ya......riiiiiight. Representing clients my ass. His only reason for even getting involved is to "impose his own principles" upon these poor helpless babies that has made national headlines up here. And since it's been exposed that it was the Watchtower Society that bankrolled him going to Law School (while strongly discouraging any rank and file Witness from doing the exact same thing), it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that Mr. Brady is indeed "acting for the Church" in this mess that they created. Obviously no one believes him or his lies, which just adds another black mark on the face of Bethel.
It is no different, he said, than a lawyer in the United States who cares deeply about the rights of African-Americans representing a group such as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
Ya......slight difference though. The NAACP doesn't let innocent children DIE because of their interpretation of a few obsolete passages in the bible, nor do they enforce wholesale shunning from those who might disagree with them.....Christ.....doesn't Mr. Brady ever think before he speaks?? Apparently not. Thanks for posting this Danny.
fathers would sometimes even offer up their daughters in marriage to him because of the prestige of his position, he said. I imagine all jw's will deny anything like this ever occured.
Thanks Danny, for your vigilance.
~Sue
"I've taken my barrister's oath," he said. "No judge has ever raised any concern about my representation of clients
Someone should ask him if his religious oath outweighs his barrister's oath?!?! Very sneaky if you ask me, but not surprising, since this is all part of "spiritual warfare"
