Posts by APieceOfWorkNamedTate

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How many new topics can you post per day?

by HiddenPimo in

i noticed that yesterday i could make a post on someones already posted topic/thread but i was unable to start a new topic?.

i tired chrome / firefox / safari and none would allow me to post.. thanks in advance for any help.. hp.

APieceOfShitNamedTate

That 555 number doesn't work, and when I pressed info nothing happened. What next?

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Underground!

by Atlantis in

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if you want the files listed below send atlantis a pm.

we will provide you the download links privately.

you do not need to include anything else.

APieceOfShitNamedTate

Who is Petra? And what are these files? I don't have enough privacy to download things at the moment.

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What woke you up?

by HappyBlessedFree in

i’m fairly new so i don’t know everyone’s backstory.

how did you realize the organization was false?.

APieceOfShitNamedTate

I woke up when I found out that white blood cells are in milk. I found out about the really bad stuff soon after that.

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Hope someone does a documentary on JWs the same way Leah Remini did on Scientology

by HappyBlessedFree in

i will be eternally grateful to leah remini for her docuseries on scientology.

it is what helped me to start waking up and seeing the org for what it is.

i remember thinking huh “they call it disconnecting, we do the same thing.

And not only do I hope that someone does it, but I also hope that it's either aired on ABC, NBC, or CBS. Other channels are fine, but it would definitely be seen by the most people on one of those 3. I know for a fact that my folks would have seen Leah's episode had it been on ABC instead of A&E.

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So I've been warned about whether I should reveal my feelings of a Deity

by HiddenPimo in

all i have to say about that is that i agree with the following quote attributed to marcus aurelius:.

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APieceOfShitNamedTate

Deprogramming myself from JW brainwashing has really affected my view of God. Just like the people I've preached to my entire life, I cannot for the life of me understand why a loving God would allow suffering. When a mass shooting occurs, everybody always says that they will pray for the victims and their families. What's the point? If God cared he wouldn't have let it happen in the first place. He is ostensibly all-knowing and all-powerful, yet he does nothing to help us.

This reminds me of the time my dog had puppies. It was a hot summer day, and one of her pups somehow managed to get herself stuck in a cinder block. When I walked out and saw her, I could tell that she was in distress. There's no telling how long she had been there, and I knew she needed water. So did I just fold my arms and say something stupid like, "I work in mysterious ways. I have a plan for her, she just doesn't know it yet. I'm allowing her to go through this so she'll become a stronger puppy,"? No. I actually bent over, picked her up, and gave her water. It was very easy for me to do. Had I not intervened, she would've died of dehydration. You would think that it would be just as easy for God to stop a mass shooting, or cancer, or plane crashes, or famine, or rape, or serial killers, but nope. He works in mysterious ways...(if he even exists.)

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JWs and the Mob - pretty funny, but true

by FaithNoMore75 in

i thought this was pretty funny but also so sad it's so true.... how do the witnesses stack up against the mob?.

https://youtu.be/5tdzoyiivsm.

APieceOfShitNamedTate

Organized crime is a type of cult. The similarities between Scotchtower and the mob are not surprising.

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My disturbances about the world...

by nowawake14 in

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friends

i was at the store and i saw this young black girl.

i swear she had to be 13-14. she was preg!

and huge!

APieceOfShitNamedTate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_youngest_birth_mothers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tkr7FHh7ikg

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JWs & Scientology

by APieceOfShitNamedTate in

i've been trying to learn more about how scientology works in regard to how they investigate, interrogate, and discipline their members, and how similar their methods are to jehovah's witnesses.

i am currently pimo, and while i have never faced a judicial committee, the elders have tried to investigate me.

i won't go into detail, but basically it was just a case of me not wanting to reach out like they wanted me to.

APieceOfShitNamedTate

I've been trying to learn more about how Scientology works in regard to how they investigate, interrogate, and discipline their members, and how similar their methods are to Jehovah's Witnesses. I am currently PIMO, and while I have never faced a judicial committee, the elders have tried to investigate me. I won't go into detail, but basically it was just a case of me not wanting to reach out like they wanted me to. Most of the elders at the time had known me for a while, so they didn't really care. But you always have a couple of elders who take themselves way too seriously, and they were the ones I had to deal with. These are the type of elders who figure that since I'm not foaming at the mouth to become like them, then I must be engaged in secret sin.

So these two brothers drag me into the back room. At the time I was still PIMI, but very sick of the whole thing. I just didn't care anymore. Of course they arrange the seating in such a way as to seem more intimidating I guess. Even though there were only two elders, they still tried to make me feel boxed in. They asked me why I didn't seem willing and eager to reach out for more "privileges". I just explained that I was satisfied with what I was already doing, and that I didn't feel the need to take on any additional work. They seem to have a certain tactic. They'll start off trying to seem very warm and friendly, like they're your best friends in the whole world. Looking back on it, they were obviously trying to get me to let my guard down. Then they hit me with a question similar to this: "Do you have anything else that you'd like to share with us?"

That question surprised me, because in my mind, we were meeting for a specific issue. Once I explain myself regarding that specific issue, that should be the end of it. If there was something that I wanted them to know, I would have already volunteered that information. So I just told them no. When I said no, it was as if my answer wasn't good enough. They wanted me to admit to something so that they could turn it into a judicial matter. Even though I was PIMI, by then I had figured out that the elders don't have superpowers, and I knew that I didn't have to say a goddamn thing that I didn't want to. So after a few seconds of awkward silence in response to my lack of a confession, they ended the little investigation and we were back to being "friends" again.

I'm not sure how Scientology works exactly, but here's what I'm getting at. When the elders ask a question, they observe your body language very carefully. That's one of the reasons they sometimes box people in with the seating arrangement. They want to make you feel uncomfortable. In Scientology audits, they are depending on the e-meter to reveal how nervous you get when certain questions are asked. It's the same thing done in slightly different ways. Look at this quote from Cracked.com: "See, the Church of Scientology has its members pay for regular auditing sessions. These are a little like Catholic confession, only without all that confidentiality nonsense. This means the church has a big fat blackmail file on every one of its members. If you leave, you're declared a suppressive person. They'll take the worst bits from your file -- that time you got caught shoplifting, or that dark sexual fetish you admitted to having -- and serve that to your family along with a side of straight-up lies."

The thing that stood out to me about that quote is the fact that Watchtower also keeps a file on you. And they make sure that wherever you go, your dirty laundry follows in the form of the "letter of introduction".

Here are some of the crazy questions Scientology uses, courtesy of Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Scientology_security_checks

Scientology also does this to children. Look at some of the questions they ask: https://www.villagevoice.com/2012/06/30/what-katie-holmes-is-saving-suri-from-scientologys-interrogation-of-children/

Notice what Village Voice says about the questions: "It’s disturbing stuff, especially when you picture a child of Suri’s age holding the sensors of an e-meter, being interrogated by an adult determined to have her confess her transgressions."

I can only imagine the conversation that took place after I was dismissed:

Elder 1: Why the heck didn't that work? I thought for sure we had him that time! He didn't get nervous or anything!

Elder 2: I don't know. Maybe we could have done some things differently. Maybe next time we should ask more direct questions.

Elder 1: I know he's hiding something. There's a reason he isn't reaching out, and I plan on getting to the bottom of it.

Elder 2: Well one thing is for sure. Holy Spirit will reveal his sins in due time. We just have to be patient. Jehovah won't allow this congregation to be defiled. Did you hear the way he said "no" when I asked him if he had anything else to tell us? He said it like he has no respect for our authority. We'll have to make sure we keep an eye on him.

Elder 1: A Local Needs talk about this might be in order.

Elder 2: What would you talk about exactly?

Elder 1: Hiding secret sins. The information is much needed because there are a few other people that I'm suspicious of.

DOWN WITH THE SCOTCHTOWER BABBLE & CRAP SOCIETY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Holy Spirit - Present or Gone in the Congregations?

by BourneIdentity in

i was doing some reminiscing and remember the days back in the late 80s and early 90s where i truly could say the meetings were so encouraging and that i felt the holy spirit present and operating on all of us.

today when i attend, there is nothing of the sort.

is it because jehovah has withheld it?

APieceOfShitNamedTate

I think I might be turning into either an agnostic theist, or an agnostic atheist. As most of us here know, the Bible does not stand up to scientific scrutiny or common sense. It's very difficult to continue to believe in things like the holy spirit. In the words of Mikey from YouTube, "It don't work no more." God is either not all powerful, or he's not all good. That Adam and Eve story is so stupid when you think about it; all this suffering over what? A piece of fruit? Absolute nonsense! And if holy spirit is so powerful, then why did a JW get killed while out in field service? I won't get too specific on that one, I might out myself. I grew up being taught that the holy spirit and the angels protect us in the ministry. Obviously that's a lie. Even if the person that was killed wasn't a "faithful" JW, certainly someone out that day should have been faithful enough for their protection to transfer to the whole group by association.

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Hematogen—a Delicious Russian Candy Bar Made With Blood

by minimus in

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friends

i bet witnesses in russia stay away from chocolate candy bars.

you can get these treats in russia, new york and on amazon.

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APieceOfShitNamedTate

I guess this isn't considered strange in Russia. I'll pass. If we ever catch a GB member in a store stocking up on these, we'll be on to something.