the girl next door
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Elders who dislike other congregation elders
by RULES & REGULATIONS inmy congregation had four elders who had different personalities.you would see a little friction among themselves.. #1 self-righteous and the 800 pound gorilla.he would push everyone around in the congregation and even some fellow elders.. # 2 elder was around 80 years old and looked like he stuck around a little too long.it looked like he was around because he never decided to give up the position.his duty became very light as he aged.. # 3 elder was in his early 30's and newly elected.he made no waves and whatever was asked of him in the congregation he would do.easy to push around like a little puppy dog.. #4 elder (who everyone liked ) was easy to get along with and had a family who everyone loved.
he didn't like elder # 1. they had a power struggle amongst each other which everyone observed while the meetings were in session.. here are 2 small verbal fights that i observed while the congregation meetings were in session:.
while elder # 1 was giving a talk ( heavy rain storms are brewing outside with loud thunder and lightning ) the microphones and lights are knocked out.we lost all power and could barely see.
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the girl next door
Sounds entertaining. I would have told Elder 1 to step away from the cheeseburger, Elder 2 to retire, Elder 3 to grow a pair, and Elder 4 to start his own religion. -
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Sales of Watchtower headquarters could total $1.2 billion, real estate pros predict
by MaybeSo inwe let the qualified buyers participate in a competitive bidding process and see where the market goes with it, devine told the eagle.. doesn't this logic reflect the same expectation of gambling or buying a lottery ticket?
you don't know if you are going to win big or if you're just going to come out even or lose your $1 investment.. how do they know there's not going to be another market or housing crash the next day and get pennies for their properties?.
how can they honestly say: "...see where the market goes with it" and at the same time condone other for playing lottery tickets or gambling or leaving things to chance like not getting higher education.
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the girl next door
Doesn't this logic reflect the same expectation of gambling or buying a lottery ticket? You don't know if you are going to win big or if you're just going to come out even or lose your $1 investment.
How do they know there's not going to be another market or housing crash the next day and get pennies for their properties?Watchtower has lost millions already selling off properties in a poor market. But whatever they make is still a ridiculous return on initial investments.
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QUESTION: What To Do When Public School Does Not Take Report of Indecency Seriously
by AudeSapere ina (non-jw) woman that i work with has a daughter in public high school.
last week, the daughter walked in on a male teacher watching what seems to be a soft-porn scene on youtube.
she witnessed him unbuckle his belt and then appeared to be masterbating.. this occurred on school property while students were still onsite.
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the girl next door
Contact the district attorney. Explain the case. Tell her/him a victim advocate needs to be assigned for the student.
Do it now.
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$1.2 billion coming, still 12 properties to go
by the girl next door inbut still, they ask for more at every opportunity.
send in that ice cream money kids!.
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/2015/12/4/sales-watchtower-headquarters-and-two-other-jehovah%e2%80%99s-witnesses-properties-could.
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the girl next door
Brooklyn property sales[edit]
In 2004 the society began transferring its printing operations to its Wallkill factory complex.[90][91] The move triggered the sale of a number of Brooklyn factory and residential properties including:
- 360 Furman Street, sold in 2004 for $205 million;[92]
- 67 Livingston Street, (nicknamed the Sliver)[93]sold in 2006 for $18.6 million.[92]
- 89 Hicks Street, sold in 2006 for $14 million.[92]
- Standish Arms Hotel, 169 Columbia Heights, sold in 2007 for $50 million.[94]
- 183 Columbia Heights, bought in 1986, offered for sale in 2007 and sold in April 2012 for $6.6 million.[91][95][96]
- 161 Columbia Heights, bought in 1988, offered for sale in 2007 and sold in March 2012 for $3 million.[91][95]
- 165 Columbia Heights, offered for sale in 2007 and sold in January 2012 for $4.1 million.[91][97]
- 105 Willow Street, offered for sale in 2007 and sold in April 2012 for $3.3 million.[91][98]
- 34 Orange Street, offered for sale in 2007 and sold in November 2012 for $2,825,000.[91][99]
- Bossert Hotel, 98 Montague Street, bought in 1983,[70] offered for sale in 2008.[77] sold in 2012 to a hotel developer, Rosewood Realty Group, for $81 million.[100][101]
- 50 Orange Street, bought in 1988, renovated to sell 2006, and sold in December 2011 for $7.1 million.[102]
- 67 Remsen Street, offered for sale in July 2012,[103] and sold the same year for $3.25 million.[104]
- Three adjoining properties (173 Front Street, 177 Front Street and 200 Water Street) sold together for 30.6 million in April 2013 to Urban Realty Partners.[105][106]
- 55 Furman Street, 400,000 sq. ft., is for sale as of June 2013.[107]
- Five adjoining properties (175 Pearl Street, 55 Prospect Street, 81 Prospect Street, 117 Adams Street, and 77 Sands Street totaling 700,000 sq. ft.), offered for sale in September 2011,[108][109] under contract as of July 2013 to a three company buy-out. A sixth building (90 Sands Street, about 500,000 sq. ft., a 505 room, 30 story building) in this sale will be released in 2017, after the scheduled completion of the Jehovah's Witnesses' new headquarters in Warwick, NY. The properties are under contract for $375 million at completion of the sale.[107][110]
- Two private parking lots are for sale as of June 2013.[107]
In 2011 the Watch Tower Society was reported to still own 34 properties in Brooklyn;[5][111] a 2009 report calculated "a dozen or more" properties in the Brooklyn area.[77] In a 2010 news report the Watch Tower Society said it was "not actively promoting" the sale of eight Brooklyn properties still on the market.[80]Watch Tower Society's remaining sixteen occupied Brooklyn properties are 25, 30, 50, 58, 97, 107, 119, and 124 Columbia Heights; 55 and 67 Furman Street; 80 and 86 Willow Street; 21 Clark Street; parking lots at 1 York Street and 85 Jay Street; and 90 Sands Street already arranged to sell in 2017.[112] The Furman Street properties and parking lots are for sale currently as stated above.
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United States Jehovah's Witnesses Political Action Committee
by Researchedandenlightened inhttp://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/forms/c00594192/1034956/.
any info on this in usa , what does it involve ?.
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$1.2 billion coming, still 12 properties to go
by the girl next door inbut still, they ask for more at every opportunity.
send in that ice cream money kids!.
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/2015/12/4/sales-watchtower-headquarters-and-two-other-jehovah%e2%80%99s-witnesses-properties-could.
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the girl next door
Ok. So lets assume Watchtower has more money than God. They are still bleeding. Unlike ever before. How long can they pinch the artery? Again your cynicism is showing naughty boy. -
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$1.2 billion coming, still 12 properties to go
by the girl next door inbut still, they ask for more at every opportunity.
send in that ice cream money kids!.
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/2015/12/4/sales-watchtower-headquarters-and-two-other-jehovah%e2%80%99s-witnesses-properties-could.
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the girl next door
2 billion was a low estimate, so what? But dont forget some of the remaining properties are parking lots. These for sale are the most valuable sought after properties. You do recognize that there are 12 more properties to be sold besides these on the market now? -
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$1.2 billion coming, still 12 properties to go
by the girl next door inbut still, they ask for more at every opportunity.
send in that ice cream money kids!.
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/2015/12/4/sales-watchtower-headquarters-and-two-other-jehovah%e2%80%99s-witnesses-properties-could.
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the girl next door
All Brooklyn/DUMBO properties will be sold by 2017. It will be at least a couple billion. Thats a big chunk of change. Why the pleading for donations now at every chance? It has to be projections. They are panic buttoning because they know they already have that money spent in the next decade. Guess we will see. They think armageddon is going to bail them out. We know better. -
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$1.2 billion coming, still 12 properties to go
by the girl next door inbut still, they ask for more at every opportunity.
send in that ice cream money kids!.
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/2015/12/4/sales-watchtower-headquarters-and-two-other-jehovah%e2%80%99s-witnesses-properties-could.
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the girl next door
It is not impossible to know where they stand financially. There was a thread here recently that spelled it out clearly with legitimate documentation. They are on the fast downhill train. -
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$1.2 billion coming, still 12 properties to go
by the girl next door inbut still, they ask for more at every opportunity.
send in that ice cream money kids!.
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/2015/12/4/sales-watchtower-headquarters-and-two-other-jehovah%e2%80%99s-witnesses-properties-could.
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the girl next door
I have reviewed financial documents as many here must have by now that WT is operating in the red to the tune of a quarter million a year. Yes it will take a decade before they are at rock bottom, but it is happening. Their begging for money is unprecedented. There is a reason why. Wealth is not determined by how much you make, but instead how much you save. Watchtower is not hoarding like they used to. They have admitted, we are spending more than we receive.