by frankiespeakin 58 Replies latest jw friends
Any banner would have to be worded just right and not be just a pet pieve we have, but designed to alert the friends to something that will make them think deeply.
If it is a banner about some bible theme or interpretation I'm afraid it will have no effect at all, so you jesus freaks will not be much good in this area, it has to be something more concrete that some bible doctrine.
I just had a thought. If the tracts being left had nothing but Watchtower quotes and nothing else--the JWs could read it without a bad conscience. Technically--it wouldn't be Apostate material, right?
Several people with a bull horns consealed in a large food container stratically located in though out the convention, repeatedly shouting out the identical well rehersed words about the WT's envolvement with the UN might make a big scene and cause the friends to look thing up.
You would be escorted out to be sure but if enough did this it may take some time before they could subdue everyone involved, if you left when the cops came you probably would not get arrested, but if you did get arrested it would only be like a 50$ fine that's all mine was.
If something like this were to happen a couple of times the GB would nolonger allow the friends to bring food baskets or only allow them if they are searched first further adding cause to question the organizations policemen like stance and loss of privacy.
A lobotomy would be useful before you go . . .
http://www.14wfie.com/Global/story.asp?S=3493592&nav=3w6obDZh
Do you think security is a little antsy?
Test Of Faith: Bomb Scare At StadiumJun 20, 2005, 10:06 AM
| ANDROS robot. | |
| ANDROS robot is prepared to detonate the brief case. |
Web Producer: Jason Bailey
The Evansville Police Department's bomb squad had some unexpected action Sunday evening.
The scene at Roberts Stadium was tense as EPD officials responded to a call regarding a suspicious package.
A brief case was thought to be an explosive device. After some investigation from specialists, the bomb squad determined that it would be more prudent to detonate the device.
The 2005 Jehovah's Witnesses Conference was being held at Roberts Sunday, playing host to thousands of people from across the midwest. After precautions were taken, authorities alerted everyone in the area to get down.
An officer yells, "Fire in the hole," and the suspicious item explodes. Authorities investigated the now exploded object, to discover that it was containing bibles.
The ANDROS robot was used to detonate the brief case, allowing officers to remain at a safe distance while the case was investigated.
Blond,
I think as the GB continue to play hard ball that there will be more and more of these bomb scares. But I'm affraid they will have little effect on exposing the lies of the WT. In fact it may give them an excuse to search all packages for apostate suff whlie claiming bomb threats as the motive.
I think they like it, makes them seem more "persecuted"
Don't the police do the searching?
give them an excuse to search all packages for apostate suff whlie claiming bomb threats as the motive.
If the WT security thought they had that authority, they'd be searching every suspicious person and their belongings..
The day a WT Security brother touched me or my belongings, he'd be taking a good look at his toes.
Blondie
Random: makes them seem more "persecuted"
Exactly, that's why full frontal "attacks" only bolster the programmed conditioning of JWs.
Apostate image confirmed: hateful and unreasonable anti-Christs.
