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: A. H. Macmillan - the Brown nosers brown nosers, stayed and lived a good life, until Knorr too over, then he became just another bethelite.

Indeed. A.H. ("Mac") Macmillan who "wrote" "Faith on the March" ended his life as a deaf man in the corner of some Brooklyn bulding hand wrapping Watchtower and Aweake! magazines that were to be sent to some fool subscribing to that crap.

What did this man who went to prison with Rutherford, et. al. and who devoted his entire life to the WTS deserve to end up like this? He was a POPULAR and well-loved speaker in WatchtowerWorld(tm), that's all. The fact that dubs really LIKED this man was too much for Nathan Homo Knorr (sic), and as a result, Knorr put him in the sewer of jobs at Bethel for the rest of his life. Knorr was well-known for his love and compassion for people.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Of course we all know that Knorr did this for Bible-Based(tm) reasons.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

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	RR, : A. H. Macmillan - the Brown nosers brown nosers, stayed and lived a good life, until Knorr too over, then he became just another bethelite. Indeed. A.H. ("Mac") Macmillan who "wrote" "Faith on the March" ended his life as a deaf man in the corner of some Brooklyn bulding hand wrapping Watchtower and Aweake! magazines that were to be sent to some fool subscribing to that crap. What did this man who went to prison with Rutherford, et. al. and who devoted his entire life to the WTS deserve to end up like this? He was a POPULAR and well-loved speaker in WatchtowerWorld(tm), that's all. The fact that dubs really LIKED this man was too much for Nathan Homo Knorr (sic), and as a result, Knorr put him in the sewer of jobs at Bethel for the rest of his life. Knorr was well-known for his love and compassion for people. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Of course we all know that Knorr did this for Bible-Based(tm) reasons. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Farkel
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