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  Any updates on the SPY network at the I.R.S., F.B.I., and other agencies for Watchtower Bible and Tract Society?

  by Balaamsass in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  curious, with almost 25,000 members here.

  network of j.w.

  does anyone have any up to date info on the status of the volunteer "spies"?.

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  trueblue

  Really, if a friend moved and did not leave me a forwarding address I would leave them alone...
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  Any updates on the SPY network at the I.R.S., F.B.I., and other agencies for Watchtower Bible and Tract Society?

  by Balaamsass in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  curious, with almost 25,000 members here.

  network of j.w.

  does anyone have any up to date info on the status of the volunteer "spies"?.

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  trueblue

  BTTT: How did they know where I went to work? It could have been the gal that has exsess to the computer at the law firm.
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  Any updates on the SPY network at the I.R.S., F.B.I., and other agencies for Watchtower Bible and Tract Society?

  by Balaamsass in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  curious, with almost 25,000 members here.

  network of j.w.

  does anyone have any up to date info on the status of the volunteer "spies"?.

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  trueblue

  What I think they would do if someone had confidential medical records would report it to the elders and the elders would gradually ask questions in routine conversations until they thought that they had enough evidents to confront the accused without the accused knowing where the information actually come from or they would come up with something else to DF the accused for and burn the imaginary witch one way or another.

  One time I moved, got another job and never left them a forewarding address so I could settle in my new job and the new city before I would go and meet the ones at my new KH. They sent people looking for me and followed me to work and scared the crap out of my new employers.
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  Why Women Are Treated Second Class In This Organization?

  by AvocadoJake in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  the best bible scholars have been women in my realm of this religious world.

  the women study their husbands watchtowers, prepare the parts, write their talks, put their ties on, get the shave cream out of their ears.

  it must be hard and you must have the patiences of job, to be able to listen to, the many arrogant men and how you will (if you are a female annointed.

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  trueblue

  I haven't found the scripture lately but it said "When a woman speaks the truth about God, Kings of armies will flee". May be that is what they are afraid of...
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  Any updates on the SPY network at the I.R.S., F.B.I., and other agencies for Watchtower Bible and Tract Society?

  by Balaamsass in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  curious, with almost 25,000 members here.

  network of j.w.

  does anyone have any up to date info on the status of the volunteer "spies"?.

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  trueblue

  My Mother used to tell this story about when she went out in FS with my dad and two other JW's while in Missisippi in the early 1960's while they had the human rights officers that were murdered. She said the two JW's that went with them looked real shady and the trunk of the car was full of guns and ammo and a Sheriff pulled them over and told them to leave the area and they were not allowed to preach around there. My Mother said she was frightened that they were going to be arrested for the guns. I wonder if the shady looking JW's were KKK? there was some really crazy and weird stuff going on in them days around that neck of the woods.
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  Any updates on the SPY network at the I.R.S., F.B.I., and other agencies for Watchtower Bible and Tract Society?

  by Balaamsass in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  curious, with almost 25,000 members here.

  network of j.w.

  does anyone have any up to date info on the status of the volunteer "spies"?.

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  trueblue

  I went out in field service one time and we went to a jail to deliver a bible a jailmate had requested, I went in the jail with an elder and the Sheriff's office secratary told us that the inmate had been transfered somewhere else and the information were he was moved to was confidential. When we got back to the van one of the so called sisters said she would look that up on the computer where she works and find out were he is (she works for a law firm)
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  Very superstitious, the Devil's on his way...

  by Londo111 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  growing up jw, the paranoia over demons oftentimes seemed to reach a medieval frenzy.

  there was no shortage of places where demons were hiding, ready to possess those who stumbled upon them.

  is there any religion on earth more superstitious (aka demon-fearing)?

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  I read this book one time a long time ago called mental poisoning and it was stating that makeing sudjetions to people hypnotizes themlike if you say to someone that they look ill then later on they may become ill and while someone under hypnosis is convenced that you are holding a red hot iron and you touch them on the arm the place you touch them on the arm will swell up and then it talked about the tomb of thumose or tutumcomin or something like that were the archiologist intered the tomb and they died some time later and everyone thought that the tomb was cursed or there was poison that was inhailed but the book was saying that it was because they read the message on the walls that they would die and it hypnotized them into thinking that they would die so they did.
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  Very superstitious, the Devil's on his way...

  by Londo111 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  growing up jw, the paranoia over demons oftentimes seemed to reach a medieval frenzy.

  there was no shortage of places where demons were hiding, ready to possess those who stumbled upon them.

  is there any religion on earth more superstitious (aka demon-fearing)?

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  trueblue

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH8x_885kI
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  Very superstitious, the Devil's on his way...

  by Londo111 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  growing up jw, the paranoia over demons oftentimes seemed to reach a medieval frenzy.

  there was no shortage of places where demons were hiding, ready to possess those who stumbled upon them.

  is there any religion on earth more superstitious (aka demon-fearing)?

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  trueblue

  Demonic album cover revealed http://smyln2bigblogspot.com/2010/12/josh-groban-a
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  Judge no one!

  by free2beme in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have noticed the older i get, that society as a whole has really focused on one central message in the world.

  which to me is this, "judge no one for anything, and let people do what they want.".

  while some will speak up about the wrong of others (excuse me, wrong is kind of a judgement word).

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  trueblue

  Judge and you will be judged according to the way that you are judging not that it is wrong to judge. A person can not help to judge to some extent or people will tresspass all over you, you can't let someone do the same thing to you over and over again. If I have someone doing something that offends me I just concider the sorce and keep ignoring them in a way that is not rude. like at work or something I will go to break the other way around until the person notices maybe does something that causes me to think different of them or I figure out that I was wrong. Now that I am in Business for myself and have plenty of regular customers the ones that are the biggest pain in the rear are on the last of the list. Money talks and bullshit walks.