Rado Vleugel

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  Articles in Slovenian magazine MLADINA

  by izobcenec in

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  here are two translated articles from mladina magazine:.

  awake!.

  excommunicated members are criticising their former organisation.

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  Rado Vleugel

  Thank for posting Izobcenec!
  
  Greetings from the Netherlands,
  Rado Vleugel
  http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/
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  JanG - You're a Legend!

  by Beck_Melbourne in

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  i received this email only seconds ago and i'm just passing it on to those that knew jan, i have no other details:.

  jan groenveld will no longer be a part of these forums.

  she passed away in her sleep last night.

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  Rado Vleugel

  Verry sad to hear. My condolences for her family.
  
  This were the last words she mailed to me this month: Keep up the good work ..... all of us are like drips of water on that granite and the holes are starting to show ......Rado Vleugel
  http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/
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  Ozzie's Weekend Poll #22

  by ozziepost in

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  today ozzie's weekend poll returns after a short break.

  we promised that it would come back brighter than ever, so here it is!

  well, it's a start, isn't it?

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  2) The borg told them they are, so they must be.
  
  This is the same with love. The "love" each other because the Watchtower says so.
  JW's learn to have "emotionless" emotions; I think that's the reason many do have emotional problems because they can't express them on a natural way.
  
  Have a nice weekend,
  Rado Vleugel
  http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/
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  Awake! Photographer "throws" zookee...

  by Rado Vleugel in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  a zookeeper was serious hurt after an

  awake!

  photographer asked him to get in the cage with the lion for a picture.

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  A zookeeper was serious hurt after an 
  		Awake! photographer asked him to get in the cage with the lion for a picture
  
  Read the whole story on 
  				http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/
  				 

  Greetings, 
  Rado Vleugel
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  7 Soldiers Killed while trying to rescue JW hostag

  by Rado Vleugel in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  fierce clashes between philippine marines and abu sayyaf rebels on the southern island of jolo left at least seven soldiers dead and 25 others wounded while trying to rescue four female jehovah's witnesses.two male witnesses were already beheaded by the rebels.. .

  read it on http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/ .

  rado vleugeledited by - rado vleugel on 12 october 2002 6:47:15.

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  Fierce clashes between Philippine marines and Abu Sayyaf rebels on the southern island of Jolo left at least seven soldiers dead and 25 others wounded while trying to rescue four female Jehovah's Witnesses.Two male Witnesses were already beheaded by the rebels.
  
  Read it on http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/

  Greetings,
  Rado vleugel

  Edited by - Rado Vleugel on 12 October 2002 6:47:15
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  Transcript of Australian Channel 9 Sunday Program

  by Rado Vleugel in

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  2. child-abuse

  the catholic and anglican churches in australia are already engulfed in the scandal of child abuse.

  sunday (a program of australian channel 9) has managed to get inside the jehovah's witnesses, and found the wts has secretly pursued a policy of obstructing police investigations into child abusers.

  read this transcript on http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/.

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  The Catholic and Anglican churches in Australia are already engulfed in the scandal of child abuse. Sunday (a program of Australian Channel 9) has managed to get inside the Jehovah's Witnesses, and found the WTS has secretly pursued a policy of obstructing police investigations into child abusers. Read this transcript on http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/
  
  Greetings,
  Rado Vleugel
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  Islamic Jehovah Witnesses

  by Rado Vleugel in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  this article is not really about jehovahs witnesses, but it is interesting to see that the writer compares jehovahs witnesses with islamic fundamentalists (i have made the sentences bold)

  6th al-qaida suspect held without bail in buffalo

  by rose ciotta .

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  Rado Vleugel

  This article is not really about Jehovahs Witnesses, but it is interesting to see that the writer compares Jehovahs Witnesses with Islamic fundamentalists (I have made the sentences bold)

  6th al-Qaida suspect held without bail in Buffalo
  BY ROSE CIOTTA
  Knight Ridder Newspapers
  

  AP Muktar Ali Al-Bakri

  LACKAWANNA, N.Y. - (KRT) - An American picked up during his wedding reception in Bahrain was named Monday as the sixth member of an alleged sleeper al-Qaida terrorist cell based here.

  Mukhtar Ali al-Bakri, 22, was ordered held in federal custody Monday after appearing in federal court in Buffalo in handcuffs and shackles. Information provided by the slight-built man triggered a chain of events that led to his arrest and the arrests of five other Lackawanna men over the weekend.

  Two other men described in government documents as "uncharged coconspirators" have not been arrested. In the Bakri affidavit, the government identified one of the two men as Jaber Elbaneh. His relatives in Lackawanna declined to comment. A neighborhood store owner said Elbaneh had traveled to Yemen with relatives several months ago to visit with their extended families.

  The six suspects will appear in court Wednesday for a bail hearing that will require the government to disclose more details about the charges. All of the men face criminal charges of providing "material support and resources" to al-Qaida, which carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison. A federal magistrate Monday entered a mandatory not-guilty plea for Bakri and approved a publicly funded attorney for him.

  "He's a little bit confused about everything happening so fast," John Molloy, Bakri's attorney, told reporters outside the courtroom.

  Molloy sounded skeptical about the government's case and said he wanted to hear specifics.

  Bakri, a naturalized American citizen who was born in Yemen, was held by the Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain on immigration charges after that nation was contacted by the U.S. State Department. He was turned over to American law enforcement and was accompanied by a New York state trooper on a government plane to Buffalo, arriving Sunday.

  Bakri, interviewed by federal agents on Sept. 11 in Bahrain, admitted that he and some of the five other suspects had traveled to Pakistan in the summer of 2001 to attend training in Tablighi Jamaat, described by Muslims as a kind of Islamic Jehovah Witnesses in which members often travel from place to place preaching a kind of revivalist message, according to the government documents.

  Like the other suspects, Bakri grew up in Lackawanna, where he played soccer and attended the local high school. All six live within a few blocks of one another.

  In court, while asking for a public defender, Bakri said he last worked in May 2001, making deliveries for a wholesale company. His parents supported him, he said. In May, he traveled with them to Bahrain with plans to be married.

  According to the government documents, before the wedding he met with FBI officials and told them that he and three other suspects traveled to Pakistan in June 2001, where they spent a week in Karachi before flying to the Pakistani city of Quetta. After spending a night there, they drove to Kandahar, Afghanistan, where they stayed in a guest house before going to the al-Qaida camp, where they were trained in the use of Kalashnikov assault rifles, handguns and long-range rifles.

  While there, Osama bin Laden visited the camp and lectured about the alliance of Islamic Jihad and al-Qaida. His speech was anti-United States and anti-Israel, according to government documents.

  Bakri also confirmed the participation of the two uncharged coconspirators from Lackawanna who have not been arrested.

  Officials declined Monday to say if they know where the men are and whether they are being sought.

  Bakri said there were 200 people in training at the camp who were divided into groups of 20, with each person given code names. Bakri's code name was "Abu Omar Alyafei." He also told authorities the code name of uncharged "coconspirator A," with whom he had communicated by e-mail, according to the government documents.

  Bakri sent an e-mail to one of the coconspirators on July 18 advising "that person of information which law enforcement personnel interpret as referring to possible terrorist activity," according to court documents.

  On Sept. 12, the FBI interviewed one of the five men arrested over the weekend, Sahim A. Alwan, 29, who also confirmed the trip to the training camp by the Lackawanna men.

  Alwan told authorities his group of four left Lackawanna on May 14, 2001, and traveled to Toronto, to the United Arab Emirates, and then to Karachi, Pakistan, where they were met by "coconspirator A," a former Lackawanna resident who is a U.S. citizen and an acquaintance of Alwan's. This man arranged for their travel to Afghanistan, the government documents say.

  While at a guest house, Alwan and Jaber Elbaneh were lectured on "jihad (holy war), prayers and "justification for using suicide as a weapon," according to government documents.

  The four others in custody are Shafal A. Mosed, 24; Yabya A. Goba, 25; Yasein A. Taher, 24; and Faysal H. Galab, 26.

  Despite the details revealed by the government, supporters insisted that the men traveled to the Middle East for religious training. Their trip "is not a new story. This is an old story," said Abdulwahab Ziad, imam of the Lackawanna Islamic mosque. 2002, The Philadelphia Inquirer.
  
  Rado Vleugel
  http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/
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  Update on Philippine JW hostages

  by Rado Vleugel in

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  2. friends

  military cant assure safety of philippine jehovahs witnesses in endgame .

  they are still alive, but the military cannot assure that the four philippine jehovahs witness hostages held by the abu sayyaf will be rescued alive.

  two male witnesses were already beheaded by the rebels.. .

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  Military cant assure safety of Philippine Jehovahs Witnesses in Endgame They are still alive, but the military cannot assure that the four Philippine Jehovahs Witness hostages held by the Abu Sayyaf will be rescued alive. Two male Witnesses were already beheaded by the rebels.
  
  You can read the whole story and previous story on http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/
  
  Rado Vleugel
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  WTS visits Apostate Website! (again)

  by Rado Vleugel in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  in february i reported that the watchtower society visited my website (click here for the february post).

  i think they were a little frightened by this exposure and masked their identity while surfing apostate websites because i never saw them back in my stats.

  but today i caught them again:.

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  Rado Vleugel

  Hi JT,
  
  Thanks for your inside information!
  
  Rado Vleugel
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  WTS visits Apostate Website! (again)

  by Rado Vleugel in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  in february i reported that the watchtower society visited my website (click here for the february post).

  i think they were a little frightened by this exposure and masked their identity while surfing apostate websites because i never saw them back in my stats.

  but today i caught them again:.

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  Rado Vleugel

  In February I reported that the Watchtower Society visited my website (Click here for the February post). I think they were a little frightened by this exposure and masked their identity while surfing apostate websites because I never saw them back in my stats. But today I caught them again:

  11 Sep, Wed, 14:34:21

  srv.wtbts.org

  MSIE 6

  Windows NT

  The only difference with February is that they upgraded from MSIE 5 to MSIE 6. Maybe they are forgotten to adjust the proxy-settings.

  Rado Vleugel,
  http://www.watchtowerinformationservice.org/