by EndofMysteries 17 Replies latest watchtower scandals
I remember two others who have written the wt and asked to remove the mis-quotes of the wt. These were in my favorites bar from years ago, there must be more on them elsewhere as well.
Dr. Mantey letter- http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/letter_mantey.htm
Barclay letter- http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/letter_barclay.htm
jw's do not care about mis-quotes or outright lies perpetuated by the wt or at least that has been my experience.
I fully understand that this is a favourite tactic of the WT and that they will ignore complaints if possible .I was wondering if there is any law which could be used by people to force them to respond .
Jan
One again, for the lurkers, newbies, and trolls...
...if you have to cheat to defend your beliefs, your beliefs don't deserve to be defended.
I showed this to my wife...casually ...as if I had just stumbled onto it by mistake after reading the awake article and deciding to google this professor.
She was clearly confused and troubled by it! When she read his open letter to Awake (GB), she was very uncomfortable...
I softened it by saying..."wow...there must be a mistake! Our brothers would never be deceitful!"
In the US filing a lawsuit is very expensive and WT has free lawyers that can drag it out endlessly and run up the costs to the opposing side.
I think the Courts in other countries operate differently, even allowing the damaged plaintiff to recover their costs. Since the Awake! is published internationally, would it be possible to file a lawsuit in a jurisdiction that would allow recovery of all costs of the suit?
Doc
