pseattle2	Re: Re: Judge rules JW elders must testify in molestation case
	This could be a watermark ruling ; forcing elders to have to come to court and publicly testify about what they know in particular child abuse cases within their congregations . The Watchtower society hates publicity , as evidenced by their out of court settlements in the shadows of the dark alleys with 16 witness abuse victims in 2007 ! So being forced to testify will be more bad publicity for the witnesses in the public forum. It will also be interesting as well to see if the "mother " governing body supports these elders in their testimony - or throws them under the bus as they do elders calling from phone booths about child abuse ! Peace out, Mr. Flipper I think they must have known this was coming. Wasn't there some GB guy giving out new light recently, about the possibility that JWs will have to geographically isolate themselves, and that the "King of the North" might soon be attacking them? The US justice and media system look awfully damn north to me. Well, northern hemisphere, at least. All you have to know is that no matter what the end result is, the WTS will find some way to use that result as justification for their beliefs. If they win, they'll say they've been victorious, and they are therefore the truth. If they lose, they'll say the system hates them, and they are therefore the truth. It sure would be nice to see them felled by something they didn't see coming or didn't plan for.
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