No scan but more in context:
*** w85 4/1 pp. 29-30 Turkish Court Sends Jehovah’s Witnesses to Prison ***For example, as supposed evidence of guilt, the prosecution used a statement from the Directorate of Religious Affairs. In this statement, Jehovah’s Witnesses are labeled as "a crazy Christian movement" that has "no prophets and no special holy book." On the contrary, Jehovah’s Witnesses are known as a very sane, law-abiding, peaceful society of people. And they most assuredly have a prophet—Jesus Christ—who, incidentally, even Muslims acknowledge as a prophet. And they need no other "special holy book," for they already have one—the Holy Bible, which is "inspired of God."—2 Timothy 3:16.
It was also claimed that Jehovah’s Witnesses do not accept "the existent nations and states and their national boundaries." This, too, is totally false. Their religion specifically requires them to "be in subjection to the superior [governmental] authorities" and all the laws that do not conflict with God’s laws. That is what the Bible says to do.—Romans 13:1; Acts 5:29.
In addition, the Directorate of Religious Affairs claimed that Jehovah’s Witnesses engage in an activity "to establish a Bible-based religious order over the entire world," and that God’s Kingdom would be established between the "Euphrates and Nile" rivers. This statement tries to prove that Jehovah’s Witnesses would change the established political order in Turkey, since the Euphrates River passes through Eastern Turkey.
That is another totally false charge. Jehovah’s Witnesses have never believed that the Kingdom of God will be on earth. Instead, they have always taught that it will be a heavenly rule. So it could not possibly be located in any part of Turkey.—Matthew 4:17; 6:9, 10.
Blondie: The WTS tries to have it both ways, teach that the governments are going to end but not by their own hand; but they are supporting the end of the governments.
