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  Justice in Historic Australian investigation says Jehovah's Witnesses child protection policies WORST

  by Watchtower-Free in

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  historic investigation of jws latest videos are on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtxakzq0ity&feature=youtu.be.

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  umbertoecho

  OrphanCrow

  And thank you for bothering to get this.....I completely missed that section as there was a point where I had to actually get some food.........Please thank Sailaway too.

  Any other sites you could recommend dear Orphan?
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  Dr Applewhite and Conti's case

  by Viva la Vida in

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  this is from conti's appeal veredict:.

  monica applewhite, a clinical social worker and an expert on child sexual abuse, testified for defendants that watchtowers policy against disclosing private information .

  very closely mirror[ed] the codes of ethics of the national association of social workers and the american counseling association.

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  Okay...........very sexist of us...........She's a prick then. How's that for equality?
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  One of the most important questions.

  by Lemonp in

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  2. scandals

  it is enthralling having everything being dragged kicking and screaming into the light of day.

  however one of the most important things to ask is this:.

  is the rc evidence admissable in other countries and other courts?.

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  Australia has close ties with America and Britain. There are extradition treatise between us and I wonder what impact that could have in terms of sharing legal matters. I don't know much about this sort of thing. I do know that WTBTS is desperately moving most of it's records to places like Canada. But why, I don't know. Canada is still closely linked to Britain in so many ways.

  I better stop drinking this brandy coffee I'm so talking crap at the moment.....and the bottle is nearly empty.
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  One of the most important questions.

  by Lemonp in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  it is enthralling having everything being dragged kicking and screaming into the light of day.

  however one of the most important things to ask is this:.

  is the rc evidence admissable in other countries and other courts?.

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  umbertoecho

  We were all scared too. Many good people caused this.......
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  One of the most important questions.

  by Lemonp in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  it is enthralling having everything being dragged kicking and screaming into the light of day.

  however one of the most important things to ask is this:.

  is the rc evidence admissable in other countries and other courts?.

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  ABibleStudent. How do you think this Royal Commission came into being?

  People like me, wrote to the authorities, signed petitions, sent emails and generally wouldn't shut up. That's how it happened, make a lot of noise and get in touch with local government, in state after state, until it gains momentum...........
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  History of Royal Commission

  by Bill Covert in

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  2. child-abuse

  i have a lady at the bank, who was in the "peace core" in australia with a aussi husband.

  i asked her about the royal commission to which she said;.

  " the royal commission is the queen!

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  umbertoecho

  Don't let on too much though. There may be WT lawyers who are brought in from outside and we don't like to let them know about the delivery of the deadly questioning dart system. Steel hand in a velvet glove approach is perfected by these men and women. Always so very polite, but watch out that you do not lie to them or not respect their vested powers of veto.

  That was Geogh .....damn Goughfff...damn again........just say it phonetically.....that was Prime Minister Goff Whitlam's government.... and I remember that well .............can't spell it right now because I'm drinking fortified coffee this early morning..........Irish coffee......

  Royal Commission can force the closure of institutions, banks, unions.........oh the list goes on. It is not politically based as such. Yet it has England's first lady..... HRH backing it up.
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  Does the RC have the names of the 1006 abused victims?

  by Dumplin in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  i've updated my jw wife on the highlights of the rc proceedings each day as they occur.

  but tonight she said something that made my blood boil (which i am usually in complete control of).

  she said something to the effect that victims need to not dwell on what happened and let it control their lives.

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  His Honour, warned a WT lawyer on Friday, that it's focus was not going to be swayed away from past wrongs perpetrated against victims of an already horrible crime, by dint of WTs shocking approach to the whole sexual molestation claims and their neglectful and cruel attitudes. He was getting pissed off with the WTguy and his equally inefficient "expert" Miss CrabApple who croaked her way limpingly, ingloriously, over the finishing line that was Friday.

  I don't see WT lawyers being able to bully or derail this commission, for the commission is too well read and experienced in stalling tactics.
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  The original announcement by Gillard of the royal commission on child abuse

  by barry in

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  The Greens and independent senator Nick Xenophon ....

  
  

  This guy is terrific. He is a bit eccentric, but he is very committed to correcting "wrongs". This includes tough laws and sentencing. He never chops and changes to please anyone....Nice guy.
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  The original announcement by Gillard of the royal commission on child abuse

  by barry in

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  Cardinal Pell, was one of the those "elder like" men, we saw during last week. He was called sociopathic by some of his fellow peers. He would have loved to stay in Rome,doing whatever Rome does, but he was sort of 'forced' to return and face the music. Now he waxes compassionately? Hmmm strange shift in his outlook. He is not popular here at all.

  Don't believe those quotes of outrage you have read. Someone probably slipped him a note telling him what to say, because he is incapable of relating to suffering.
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  Justice in Historic Australian investigation says Jehovah's Witnesses child protection policies WORST

  by Watchtower-Free in

  1. watchtower
  2. child-abuse

  historic investigation of jws latest videos are on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtxakzq0ity&feature=youtu.be.

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  Well. I've enjoyed the banter here and the genuine concern for victims. I haven't slept for about three days. Just a nap here and there. I can't relax until this is all covered as far as the Royal Commission goes.

  I have to say that you mad and lovely people have been awesome company. I love the humour here, the research, and the debates. There is more support in this place than any I have ever had in terms of coping. People get all hepped up over some things, then it all dies down and the search for wonderful gossip begins all over again. Secretly, I hope the WTBTS fall apart. I for one would be more than willing to get a trumpet and walk around their precious properties............if I thought it would crash them all.

  Got to have a nap now. It is gone 5:30 here in Western Australia.