Spanner,
First, the use of Greber was because "the word was a god" is a very legitimate translation. Did the WTS perhaps make a mistake by using him as a credible authority? Maybe. But how could that possibly shake anybody's trust in the WTS unless they read sensationalistic, biased nonsense of the like on CARM?
Second, the Bulgarian Christian Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses does not enforce sanctions against anybody who chooses to accept blood. Can you show me an instance where it has?
Third, the word Kyrious is sometimes a noun and sometimes a verb. Sometimes it means Jehovah and sometimes it means Lord, depending on the context. For all practical purposes, JWs do believe Jesus was Jehovah in the flesh, as he was the perfect representation of Jehovah's very being.
Try again, fundieman. :-P