Posts by flipper

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April is child abuse prevention month

by StarTrekAngel in

at least here in texas.

in the building where i work, there is a big poster board and people are putting signatures down on it.

i was thinking about printing something similar to the billboard that was up in benton, tx and adding to the board.

flipper

" Any other ideas or thoughts " ? Yes, what Data-Dog said. He's right, this is war on child abuse within not only the JW organization but all high control organizations.

The last 2 months I have been regularly tacking up on billboards and information boards the JW Facts.com & " Australia JW 1,000 cases of molesters not reported " printouts at two supermarket stores - one in our area - another an hour south of our area where I work. Sometimes they will stay up there a week without being taken down by somebody - other times just a few days. But that's O.K. I've printed out 20 to 30 copies each, it's not expensive. If I see a JW or someone has taken it down- I just tack up some new printouts. Pretty easy.

Let's stay active people ! THIS is important. Not whether Prince died or however much money he left to whomever. If JW's have the right to freedom of speech and keep coming back to our doors- WE EX-JW'S have the same right to freedom of speech to expose criminal child abuse within the WT Society and JW organization. If they take your printouts down- put more back up ! You never know WHO will see the information or read it on a supermarket message board. Data Dog is right- this is a war against child abuse and it's a war against criminal organizations like the WT Society who allow such abuse to go unreported to police. It's something we all can do to get a message across

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San Diego abuse case: stay tuned. Zalkin's motion to be considered this Friday.

by Sugar Shane in

zalkin proposing huge sanctions if jw leadership fails to produce documents.

unredacted this time!

feds need to get involved with this.

flipper

Throughout this whole WT child abuse fiasco in my opinion the most telling reason the WT leaders do NOT want to disclose exact names in the courts of JW pedophiles on the database list of 20,000 or so is because that list has the names of WT leaders and higher ups in the organization- many of them. To WT leaders they'd rather pay out the 13.5 million $$$$ in " hush " money in order to keep bad publicity out of any worldwide media - because if these higher up WT names leak out into the press- THEN it may actually start being the WT Society's downfall. U.S. Marshal authorities may get involved like they did in the Warren Jeff' s case with the Mormon church and the FBI might start interrogating WT leaders. And WT leaders do NOT want that.

WT leaders have already seen how poorly GB members represent their organization on witness stands. Example : Geoff Jackson in Australia. In the U.S. if you put " tight pants " Anthony Morris, Losch, or god forbid Stephen Lett on a court witness stand- god only knows what crazy stuff will pour out of their mouths. So this is another angle ; I think the WT legal department really doesn't trust the ability of any current GB members to testify without blowing it for them. But WT leaders are already blowing it by being arrogant and refusing " Caesar's courts " information concerning WT child abuse. Makes them even look guiltier like they have something to hide. But, oh that's right they- DO have something to hide that will cost them hundreds of millions $$$$$$ . Weirdos.

Peace out, Mr. Flipper

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If Prince had an addiction to prescriptions drugs, it's a personal matter but if I want to grow a beard or attend college, it's not.

by ToesUp in

jw
friends

interesting article i found about prince and the jw religion.

i guess they are trying to get their 15 minutes of fame.

i find it disturbing that the elder stated if prince had an addiction to prescription drugs, that is a personal matter but the hundreds of intrusive jw rules like going to college (not scriptural) and growing a beard (also not scriptural) are not also considered a personal choice.

flipper

Prince's addictions to painkillers was considered a " personal matter " by this elder because Prince probably donated hundreds of thousand of $$$$ of " gifts of mercy " - for all other rank & file JW's addiction to painkillers would mean a hot seat in a judicial committee. Double standards - much ? Ridiculous

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the Guardians of Doctrine - What was your view of GB 1.0?

by berrygerry in

when i was an all-in, younger, somewhat uber-dub - i envisioned the governing body as spending 16 to 18 hours a day at the bethel library, with their noses in the bible and associated research books.

sky-j was propelling his holy spirit directly at them, maybe opening the book to the right page or paragraph, and zap, new light.. when i learned that these dudes only met on wednesday mornings, for as little as 10 minutes, and spent the rest of their time managing and traveling, it was quite a letdown.. anyone have such thoughts of our guardians of doctrine?.

flipper

I always thought most of them were arrogant , pompous assholes. " Legends in their own mind ". And then when the likes of Ted Jaracz came along- in time I came to believe these WT GB men should be brought up on criminal charges of " crimes against humanity ". In other words- I was never impressed

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Jehovah's Witness Church Release Statement

by truthseekeriam in

jw
friends

"we are saddened to hear about the death of prince rogers nelson, who was baptized as one of jehovah’s witnesses in 2003," the church said in a statement obtained by people.

the church said that prince "found fulfillment as a witness and in sharing his faith with others.

http://www.people.com/article/prince-dead-jehovah-witness-release-statement.

flipper

When you really analyze this " press release " from the WT Society- it really is unprecedented in their 137 year history since 1879 - I believe. To publicly in a major news publication come out and offer condolences to ANY famous celebrity's friends or family - JW or no JW. At least by name.

My theory is this, two things are happening here I think :

1. WT Society is trying to cast itself in a " positive " light in a PR and marketing way to the public due to the fact that most of any media coverage of the WT organization is always negative- especially with regards to the last several years of WT child abuse scandals making national media either in print or television, or Internet broadcasts.

2. The other point is if in fact he WAS having to rely on subscription pain medicine for his health and refused to get hip surgery due to the " no blood " WT policy- it served as a good excuse for the WT Society to say that they were unaware of Princes condition or health situation- thus exonerating the WT Society of any responsibility for medical decisions Prince might have made for himself.

WT Society comes out appearing scot free to the public of any responsibility for what happened to Prince. In THEIR mind anyway. Kind of how my wife and I see this after talking it over

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Jehovah's Witness Church Release Statement

by truthseekeriam in

jw
friends

"we are saddened to hear about the death of prince rogers nelson, who was baptized as one of jehovah’s witnesses in 2003," the church said in a statement obtained by people.

the church said that prince "found fulfillment as a witness and in sharing his faith with others.

http://www.people.com/article/prince-dead-jehovah-witness-release-statement.

flipper

I just made a comment on the People magazine link in the comments section so as to warn the public concerning the dangers of WT and JW mind control and how it's compared to the " Stockholm Syndrome " as JW's are taught to support even unethical behavior by WT leaders. Of course I also shared my condolences to Princes family & friends on his loss. But I feel it's important for the public to see that this mind control cult- Jehovah's Witnesses - is JUST as dangerous as Scientology is. Most people in the general public are NOT aware how dangerous or criminal the WT organization is. Hopefully a few will start seeing by my comments. If I can only help a few non-JW's to open their eyes - who knows ? Perhaps word will spread further as to the dangers. Take care, Peace out, Mr. Flipper

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Newbie

by Ryan in

jw
friends

hi, only just joined.

going through a rough time at the moment and maybe this could help.

any body around 27 year old age.

flipper

RYAN- Nice to have you here. Sorry that you are going through rough times. Please know that you are among people who care, O.K. ? Welcome indeed

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Prince is dead.

by DATA-DOG in

has anyone heard about this?

that really sucks.

lots of dubs are talking.

flipper

I'm really sad to hear this. I wasn't a huge fan of his- but he was extremely talented in the music genre he pursued - I was just into different music. I really liked his early stuff like Red Corvette and When Doves Cry . JW or not - it's so sad that we've lost so many musicians within months of each other. Jesus Christ. Who the hell is going to die next ? I feel sad for Prince that he didn't escape the JW cult before he died so he could experience true freedom from mind control and superstition. May he rest in peace. Sincerely, Mr. Flipper

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A world without religion? Any different?

by punkofnice in

i wonder what it would be like, without any religion in the world?

i don't think it would be like 'imagine' by lennon.. i don't believe it will ever happen.

even if it did, people are the same.

flipper

All religion has done is foment fear, guilt, superstition, stupidity, and murderous wars with an " us versus them " mentality for centuries and centuries in mankind. The " I'm right- you're wrong " mentality. Serves no useful purpose.

I feel you are correct though Punk- if mankind didn't have religion - they'd find some other play toy or sets of rules and restrictions to beat each other up with. All we can do is help each other individually according to the need - can't stop or control the lunacy of the entire human race or globe. We can write songs about it though, or poetry

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Japanese sister woke up with this Watchtower article !

by nakanozzi in

a japanese sister who recently woke up revealed me that she became extremely suspicious about the organization after reading watchtower article .oct.15 2015page31.

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flipper

One thing I forgot to mention. This perfectly explains the young 17 year old JW's response to me this last Monday when I encouraged him to research WT child abuse on the Internet. His response ? " I don't trust everything I read on the Internet . " Now we know WHAT causes him to think that way