by UsuaIusern@me 58 Replies latest watchtower scandals
I think setting up a forum is a great idea. Some of them are relatively simple to execute, and as tornapart said, would afford the appropriate anonymity without the risks of facebook, which is notorious for mysteriously changing settings and all kinds of hacking.
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1) They have Harold Camping on the phone.
2) They were using the Mayan calendar.
or
3) Their IT guy is still in the bathroom....
Sun spots. It's sunspots
55hrs late for relaunching (and counting)
Has anyone heard of under promise and over deliver?
Apparently AAWA approached the Governing Body who directed them to appropriate passages in the Watchtower on how to advertise the Watchtower (The governing body, consisting of older men who are prone to deafness, did not hear AAWA say they were wanting to expose the Watchtower, not advertise it). The advice from the Governing Body was timely:
Something along the lines of, Go to all the meetings, Study the publications, Participate in field service at every opportunity and, oh yes, Pray. Any time you have left over, tinker with your website. That way, maintenance work should take, like, forever.
Yikes
Soooooo, will the AAWA website:
(a) come back same as it was, no apologies
(b) come back with a name change and modified mission statement
(c) disappear completely
or:
(d) Return with a new look, full of snarky remarks about the haters at JWN, which 99% of the population doesn't know about, or care about. Because this entire discussion is about a small cult that most people have never heard of, (and when they have, it's usually because of a weird relative who is a JW and marginalizes the rest of the family), along with an even smaller group of people who are determined to take down the 1st group.
Wonder why the entire world doesn't care?
How about attention to the world media and govts and Pedo's in the congragation?
(e) Remain in "Maintenance Mode" with 0 hours, 0 minutes, and 0 seconds on the clock for another 3-5 days without explaination.
- Lime
