by chasson 56 Replies latest watchtower scandals
Chasson:
Thank you chasson! None of my cut and pastes seem to be working, as I have several links on this person. Even the home page. Maybe I can get at least one link on here for you. Alain Garay advocat home page http://www.garay-avocat.com/
Cheers! Thank you Sir!
One of the best threads I've ever seen on this or any other forum.
Lisa
Thank you Leolaia! Wonderful job as usual!
Cheers!
LDH:
Thank you dear lady! Your comments are just as beautiful as your picture!
Cheers!
I can add something that could be classified as coincidential, or perhaps not.
As you can see, Garay has started to infiltrate the medical community, by starting one medical association in Costa-Rica (San-Jose), which has created later an latino-american association, which has created more later an latino-iberico-american association
I am sure that you have looked to the website www.noblood.org
Who has created this site ? Larry Eitel.
http://noblood.org/forum/showthread.php?t=59
Who is Larry Eitel and where he live ?
In LaJolla: http://lajolla.co.cr/models/V08.htm
LaJolla is in Costa-Rica at 8 kilometer of San Jose. It is surprising that all the Jw offensive concerning the blood issue are from here...
You have seen Jan B. Wade in the first link as founder of Noblood.org, with no surprise he is at the foundation of SABM, this particular organisation that desserve an award to the Watchtower, award that Watchtower with this habit of great humility has advertise all over the world.
Bye
Charles
The OCSE article is clearly out of place in the Watchtower.
The article says NOTHING of merit. The question asks " Will it succeed" but the article does not answer that question. It does say that "true peace and security" will come about at God's hand.
So what is the purpose of the article and it's appearance? To "Advertise, advertise, advertise" the OCSE and its kingdom as per a lobbyist agreement.
This is more UN-NGO stuff.
Love it.
Lisa
Here is another Watchtower article mentioning the OSCE. OSCE can also be found in the Index.
[Watchtower 2003 April 1st pp. 12-13] On September 18, 2001, the judge pronounced Margaryan “not guilty,” stating that there “was no element of crime” in his activity. A telling report on the case appeared in the Associated Press. It read: “A leader of the Jehovah’s Witnesses in Armenia was acquitted today on charges of proselytizing and of forcing young people to evade military service. After a two-month trial, the Court said there was insufficient evidence against the leader, Levon Markarian [Lyova Margaryan]. He had faced up to five years in prison. . . . Though Armenia’s Constitution provides for freedom of religion, it is difficult for new groups to register and the rules favor the dominant Armenian Apostolic Church.” In its press release of September 18, 2001, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) stated: “Although welcoming the verdict, the OSCE Office continues to regret that the prosecution was launched in the first place.”
Randy: "I urge to you representatives of governments to give your support to ODIHR" (citation of OSCE conference)
In fact, Garay is in the panel expert of the comission on religious liberty of ODIHR in OSCE. The world is too small !!!
Bye
Charles
Now if you want we can talk of sociologist and Cesnur.
We will see that it is a small world too.
We have a french's sociologist called Regis Dericquebourg, specialised in the study of the JW's movement.
He is accused of being to sympathetic to cult as scientology, or JW.
http://www.iresco.fr/labos/gsrl/pageperso/251005Dericquebourg.pdf
Here is the Curiculum Vitae of Dericquebourg, you can find that:
"Organisation de la journée d’étude des jeunes chercheurs français sur le
Jéhovisme : Exposés de Arnaud Blanchard (Ecole normale de Cachan), Philippe
Barbey (doctorant EPHE), Vincent Primault (doctorant EPHE) avec Alain Garay
(juriste) et Régis Dericquebourg (psychosociologue), organisée à l’Iresco le 6
décembre 2001, Jean-Paul Willaime, directeur du Groupe de Sociologie des
Religions et de la Laïcité."
This is the french's reunion of specialist in the study of JW in December 2001. You have seen that Garay has made a speech and Dericquebourg a pro-cultist too, but now, i would like to introduce you Philippe Barbey.
A men, who has written a book regarding JW, called 'The Jehovah's witnesses, for an original christianism"... In this book, you will not find a line of criticism against JW, very surprising isn't it.
Arnaud Blanchard, cited in the reunion, has made a review of his book, in polite manner, he said that the work of Barbey is nothing more than a b... of sh....
http://assr.revues.org/docannexe2313.html
"Le livre apporte peu
d’éléments nouveaux sur le mouvement de la
Tour de Garde et souffre d’insuffisances de
style notables, telle la surabondance de citations
non référencées. En outre, la démarche
globale du document est ambiguë dans la
mesure où – à défaut d’avoir construit sociologiquement
son objet – l’auteur ne manifeste pas
de distance critique à l’égard des croyances et
des argumentaires énoncés par le groupe étudié.
À de multiples reprises, il reproduit et avalise
sans examen les propositions (théologiques en
particulier) des Témoins de Jéhovah de telle
manière que l’analyse est éclipsée par le travail
de persuasion."
To make simple, he said that Barbey made a work of proselytism, that Barbey has no distance with the subject, in clear, Barbey is a JW.
Another time, why it is dangerous ? You can find this book in some public library as reference work. The reader will not know that Barbey is a JW, and that his colleague have found that his work is stupid.
Bye
Charles
