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End of the World Near? Watchtower Builds Luxury Properties

Jehovah\'s Witnesses buying buildings

Jehovah Witnesses Live in a Conflicting Environment

(I-Newswire) – For over 125 years the Watchtower Bible & Tract Society has been proclaiming the end of the world is nigh. It is to be replaced with a New Order where only those espousing their beliefs will live.

Yet the Watchtower Society continued to build in Brooklyn, expanding their smaller headquarters to contain several large properties in the exclusive Brooklyn Heights section next to the Brooklyn Bridge. In spite of several failed prophecies for the end of the world, the last disappointment being the year 1975, the Watchtower is a multi-billion dollar landowner all over the world. Income from their New York City corporation ( one of many they own ) is one of the top 40 in New York City, with just under $1 billion per year.

Not content with owning large blocks of properties and a 30-story residential building in Brooklyn, the Watchtower Society is planning to build a large 20+ story complex in DUMBO ( Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass ), a trendy neighborhood that is not happy with their plans.

A watchdog organization called 85 Jay Street.org was formed to oppose this major influx of non-taxpaying residents, who want the project scaled down and altered to at least reflect part of the local community instead of having another huge religious dormitory like the large factory and residential buildings already dominating Brooklyn Heights.

Why So Much Construction When the End is Near?

Currently Jehovah’s Witnesses are attending summer conventions all over the world, and part of the scripted assembly program is focused on this “time of the end” we are living in. One play drama focuses on not worrying so much about getting a higher education because the “end is near.”

Why are so many buildings being erected when the numbers are down and Witnesses are apathetic about pressure to do more?

It could be an advance move to make sure their are enough funds to cover the ongoing litigation over child abuse scandals now mounting.

The large payouts the Catholic Church has made in the last few years over pedophile priests and those who cover them up has Watchtower attorneys worried for similar reasons. This is largely due to a “biblical dictate” that says in order to take action against any allegations of sexual misconduct or pedophilia there must be “two witnesses” to the alleged crime. Since that is rarely the case in the real world with pedophiles, large numbers of them have been left unpunished and go unreported, even though the elders and the leaders of the Watchtower Society often have knowledge of such allegations, and in fact have covered over many confessions of sex abusers – not wanting adverse publicity on their organization. This “ecclesiastical privilege” means that the Witness coming to your door to talk about the Bible may in fact be a known pedophile among his elders but has never been prosecuted by the sect OR the law, and they are out there talking to your children.

The law firm of Love and Norris is currently seeking prosecution for several such cases among the Witnesses, hoping to build a class-action suit that will force the Watchtower to change its policies ( they are still holding to the “two witnesses” rule ). The Watchtower Society is building all of their new properties to be easily converted into luxury apartments should the need arise. They already have several large properties up for sale in this multimillion dollar neighborhood. Buy low and sell high! But if the end is near, Why?

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  1. otto marconi
    June 19th, 2010 at 03:07 | #1

    @otto marconi YOUTUBE: “JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES (THE DARK SIDE OF THE WATCHTOWER”. very hilarious!!!!

  2. otto marconi
    June 19th, 2010 at 03:05 | #2

    @JOHN WALTER John you are only a steaming turd of shit to be flushed down the crapper, which by the way is your mouth, but je-SHIT-hovah and jesus the fucking whore faggot christ are both my shitter, puker and pisser.

  3. JOHN WALTER
    December 9th, 2009 at 06:56 | #3

    Jehovah did not make religion on earth…He made the Man!…Jesus is the Second Man…everybody needs to follow him as person….and not as religion!You are responsible as individual and not as group!!@Fred Hall

  4. Devin G.
    July 14th, 2009 at 03:27 | #4

    You’re very ignorant James.

  5. Paul
    July 12th, 2009 at 21:58 | #5

    I am not a JW but Catholic but I had Jesus appear to me some 20 years or so ago & HE heals people instantly & miraculously through my Hands & Speech as in John Chapter 14. I have witnessed from the Blind, deaf to Cancers being healed to Depression & Fibromialgia to New Organs – from hearts- lungs, livers, etc…to Drug & Alcohol abuse. I have Dreams that the Anti-Christ is about to make his appearance very soon. He will be 40-45 years old, be Middle east look, have a clean shaven mustache & beard, wear expensive suits & ties, etc.. be Military Genius, etc…. & I saw him in Jerusalem – standing near his Throne Chair. That chair will rise at 45 degrees- with intermittnely spaced Fancy Wood- & it will have Expensive Jewels embedded into the chair- Diamonds, Sapphires, Rubies & Emeralds & other stones- to show his importance to the world. Yes – we are CLOSE to the Rapture & so I say ” Be Ready ” — for the Time is Near! Alleluia! Jesus – the Son of God is returning soon…..

  6. babyjay
    July 7th, 2009 at 17:49 | #6

    This question has a simple answer. According to the bible, in the “end” not everyone and everything is going to be destroyed. Only the people that are not following gods word, the bible, are going to be destroyed.

    So, they might need these buildings later. Maybe its just some careful planning.

  7. Tony
    January 12th, 2008 at 02:01 | #7

    I wonder who posted this. Was it Satan or a JW?

  8. SATAN
    January 9th, 2008 at 04:30 | #8

    KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK FOOL!

  9. January 8th, 2008 at 05:35 | #9

    My parents became witnesses when I was around 12 or 13 and if anything, it saved their marriage as he really put an effort in to apply Bible principles and became a better father and husband.

    Yes, there has been a focus on the end of the world, as have other religions, but I never suffered any abuses, etc and I went to college receiving a bachelor’s degree while still following the religion. So sometimes when I see these websites, I wonder how balanced the input really is.

  10. Jones
    December 20th, 2007 at 20:34 | #10

    DrinyDiluer,
    YOU ARE A PARASITE. YOU ARE A PARASITE. YOU ARE A PARASITE. YOU ARE A PARASITE. YOU ARE A PARASITE. YOU ARE A PARASITE. DO YOU GET MY DRIFT?

  11. Ber
    December 4th, 2007 at 12:20 | #11

    If it is such a waste of time being on this site, why are you here? Oh, I forgot you just stumble on it.
    I gather you were just reading the WT and suddenly upon turning the page you came across the website. Stupid and pathetic is the word to describe you. Pretty sure you have your doubts on the cult and was doing some research, right? The truth will set you free.

  12. a
    December 4th, 2007 at 04:09 | #12

    YOU SHOULD ALL FIND BETTER THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR TIME, NOT JUST SIT AROUND AND GOSSIP. . . LIFE HAS MORE TO OFFER THAN YOU CRYING … IF YOU DONT LIKE THEM , LEAVE THEM. it is unfortunate i stumbled on this site… you guys justsucceded in wasting my time…God PaSS Una!!!

  13. Mike from Montanee
    November 10th, 2007 at 22:08 | #13

    The watchtower is a corporation. It doesn’t think…it exists at the expense of something else. Why do people incorporate? One primary benefit to incorporating is avoiding personal liability. Without liability there is less accountability. Without accountability there more irresponsibility.

    As a corporation, the watchtower is a legal organism. All organisms are primarily concerned with their own survival. That works fairly well in the material world…not so well in the spiritual. Jesus said: “No one has greater love than this, that someone should surrender his soul in behalf of his friends.” (John 15, NWT) A corporation has no friends and no feelings.

    The watchtower, inc will do what all incs attempt to do: profit…even if it has to cannabalize itself to do so.

  14. no name
    November 8th, 2007 at 07:30 | #14

    take a deep study in to them write whats the same and whats diffrent you might be suprised. I don’t have a religion I have a real relationship with ABBA, if you don’t know what abba is look it up. my abba has another name yaweh

  15. paul
    September 4th, 2007 at 11:17 | #15

    talk to the Lord direct, his power can undo all wrongs ,may you be blessed and comforted

  16. Nat
    August 29th, 2007 at 21:07 | #16

    I just want to say to whomever …I was raised Jehovah’s Witness from birth my father an elder and watchtower conductor. I am now 25 . I quit going to meetings when I was 18, I could go into detail but will not. The point is, just this year 7 years after I quit attending I had a nervous breakdown and began remembering things from my childhood that my mind had blocked. My parents are still devout, they do not know anything about me and do not want to know me. They ignored me and my brother during our youth due to their obsession with their religion.They gave me no life skills. The world was “ending”. My brother has serious emotional problems as well as do I. Unfortunately, I have no other family to talk to on this matter because I wasnt allowed to have a relationship with any of my “worldly” blood family as a child..and now all I have are my parents who dont even know who I am and don’t want to know.

  17. Zonpower
    July 22nd, 2007 at 00:14 | #17

    Here is a ‘guide-line’ for those of us who can’t define
    how dangerous a religion can be:

    1st. They have a god that says he is the only god.

    2nd. They have a ‘only begotten’ son .

    3rd . They have a ‘religion’ that teaches that they
    are the ‘only’ true religion and every one -
    else is ‘apostate’.

    Ok where have we all heard this before? Osma bin Ladin?
    well the Mormon’s think that way too , the Catholic’s , Jews and Muslims . Those three axioms define a ‘false
    -god , messiah and religion .

  18. Anonymous
    May 14th, 2007 at 21:40 | #18

    salo, vai meter a tua cabeca no cu da watchtower.

  19. salo
    May 14th, 2007 at 19:53 | #19

    to all u apostatas
    ahora que no son testigos de jehova les pregunto algo…..viven con alguna esperanza?the gehena is waiting for u all….

  20. Markus
    May 7th, 2007 at 22:53 | #20

    To Fred Hall,

    When someone makes a statement like the JW’s are the only true religion it really does not hold any water.
    It is a very simple thing to say, unfortunately very difficult to prove. You might believe your religion is the one and only, but what makes you different from
    the charismatic Christian? You undoubtedly think you have a greater understanding of the Bible than he does.
    You are making the same mistake I made many years ago. That is listening to crap spewed out and believing it without checking it out for yourself.
    I say the JW denounced inoculations as they do blood transfusions today. You deny this, because you cannot grasp the fact that you newly found religion could be so stupid. I unlike many Christians do not speak with a forked tongue. Read the following, but do not take my word for it, do a google on Jehovah’s witnesses inoculations, add Watchtower to this you will be amazed. Here is one I found:

    “During the 1930’s and 1940’s Watchtower publications denounced vaccination as a procedure that was not only worthless but actually harmful from a medical standpoint, and that was morally wrong from a religious or biblical standpoint. The latter, of course, was the deciding factor for Witnesses. The organization had made clear to them that “Vaccination is a direct violation of the everlasting covenant that God made with Noah after the flood.” (GOLDEN AGE [former name of AWAKE! magazine], February 4, 1931, p. 293)
    So JWs routinely refused vaccinations for themselves and their children. If the inoculation against smallpox was required for admission to public school, some would have a friendly doctor burn a mark on the child’s arm with acid to make it look as if the youngster had been vaccinated. Others went so far as to have papers made out, falsely certifying that the child had been vaccinated. JW publications dropped the ban on vaccinations in the early 1950’s, and today they recommend the procedure and credit it with curbing disease.” Unquote.

    A small who cares flip flop? Maybe the folk that died cared, so why should we care now?

    Spare a thought for the good folk who chose to sell their homes at a loss and go on pioneering trips preaching the word and selling magazines which make up the billions your beloved organization has made. The same folk are now mostly paupers but still believe strongly, because they have nothing else.

    Think on my favourite scripture:
    “However, the prophet who presumes to speak in my name a word that I have not commanded him to speak… that prophet must die. …How shall we know the word that Jehovah has not spoken? When the prophet speaks in the name of Jehovah and the word does not occur or come true, that is the word that Jehovah did not speak”. From your good old own NWT.
    Deuteronomy 18: 20-22.

    Cheers,
    Markus.

  21. Mark
    May 6th, 2007 at 23:39 | #21

    Ok,

    so we have established that JW is a religion. Yesterday you said it was not…

    Then, if you say, if someone goes to a church or a mosque, they are wrong. If you ask those people, they would say they worship God.

    Agreed, not all can be right in every way. But is God petty? Does He set some kind of exam for us, and if we can tick the right boxes, everything ok, otherwise not? Or does He look into our hearts? He made all of us, and gave us freedom, to seek Him out by our own choice. Why would he send us away if we come to Him?

    Do you really think there are “No smoking” signs in heaven? Again, it boils down to this: Is God petty? Smoking is nothing to be proud of, but then nobody is perfect.

    About blood transfusions, can you point me to just one incidence in the bible where the words “blood transfusions” are mentioned? The passages usually cited by JW talk about EATING blood (and “things strangled”), and say nothing about medical emergency procedures.

    Also, if the old law of Leviticus is in fact still in force, I take it you also observe the rules about mentruation, kosher food, keeping the Sabbath, no wearing cloth of mixed thread and so on?

    Is the rule about blood transfusions not something JW TEACH, their UNDERSTANDING of God’s law?

    About Gabriel, my mistake,sorry, so it’s Michael. This is most curious… the fundamental Christian message hinges on the Gospel message that Christ was both God and man. If he was an angel, he was not a man. If he was an angel, he was created, so he also was not God. Therefore, would I be right in saying that the JW religion, logically, cannot be Christian as such?

    If doctrines change, and peope’s lifes are affected, surely this is a problem? Markus asked you this, I would be interested in what you think…

  22. Fred Hall
    May 6th, 2007 at 22:29 | #22

    >If you don’t see how doctrinal flip flops can be bad, >how do you answer to the families whose loved ones >died because they refused a simple inoculation?

    That was not a doctrinal flip flop. That was a choice that the person made.

    >Your religion, yes religion, did not allow inoculations >years ago but do now, a simple mistake made by >simple people guided directly by Joe Hover through >his one and only true channel to us earthlings.

    No, the religion did not disallow innoculations. You may be misinterpreting some mentions of it in some older publications or articles, but that is not the basis for the religion and doctrine.

    I have never heard of Joe Hover.

  23. Fred Hall
    May 6th, 2007 at 22:27 | #23

    >So, if JW is not a religion, I suppose I could join them >and still attend a different church, or even a mosque?

    Jehovah’s Witnesses are a religion because a religion is people and how they believe in God. IF someone attends a different church or mosque for worship, then they would not be believing on God or in the true worship.

    >Why do they have a baptism, a quite distinct one at >that, and a memorial service, if it is not a religion?

    We are a religion.

    >Also, if there are no doctrines at all, surely there >could never have been any “flip-flops”, as you put it, >right?

    The reality of Jehovah, Jesus and who they are and what they have done and what they will do is not changeable. What we humans believe and understand about the spiritual realm, can change. But that does not matter.

    >If there no doctines, what exactly is this rule about >blood transfusions? I smoke, is that no problem?

    Doctrines are teachings. Doctrines can change and it is not bad for them to change. The reality does not.
    The reality is that blood transfusions are against God’s law. That is reality. The problem with blood transfusions is that they are problematic as a whole.

    Your smoking is a problem because it is a problem for everyone.

    >Is it not true that Christ and the Archangel Gabriel are >seen as the same person by JW?

    No , Christ and Gabriel are not the same. We believe that the Bible indicates that Jesus and Michael are the same.

  24. James NON-JW
    May 6th, 2007 at 14:00 | #24

    Spoken like a true JW, factless, clueless & ignorant. That Christ like compassion & spiritual knowledge you all profess to have is working great isn’t it?

  25. Markus
    May 6th, 2007 at 11:14 | #25

    To Fred Hall,

    If you don’t see how doctrinal flip flops can be bad, how do you answer to the families whose loved ones died because they refused a simple inoculation?
    Your religion, yes religion, did not allow inoculations years ago but do now, a simple mistake made by simple people guided directly by Joe Hover through his one and only true channel to us earthlings.

    I hope this makes more sense to you than it does
    to me?

    Cheers,
    Markus

  26. Mark
    May 6th, 2007 at 00:13 | #26

    This is getting very strange…

    So, if JW is not a religion, I suppose I could join them and still attend a different church, or even a mosque?

    Why do they have a baptism, a quite distinct one at that, and a memorial service, if it is not a religion?

    Also, if there are no doctrines at all, surely there could never have been any “flip-flops”, as you put it, right?

    If there no doctines, what exactly is this rule about blood transfusions? I smoke, is that no problem?

    Is it not true that Christ and the Archangel Gabriel are seen as the same person by JW?

  27. Fred Hall
    May 5th, 2007 at 23:37 | #27

    James Non-JW:

    Your comments are totally meaningless.

    I still fail to see why the Watchtower Society is of such interest.

  28. Fred Hall
    May 5th, 2007 at 23:34 | #28

    No, it is not a fact that pedophiles who are Witnesses go door to door in the ministry. It is a convenient accusation from opposers.

    I don’t see that doctrinal flip-flops are bad at all. Why is that an issue? And the Watchtower does not have doctrines, as it is not a religion.

  29. James NON-JW
    May 5th, 2007 at 23:27 | #29

    JW pedophiles have & still go in the door to door field service, that’s a fact.
    Secondly please take a lot of your thoughts and apply them to the Watchtower with their doctrinal flip-flopping over the years.

  30. James NON-JW
    May 5th, 2007 at 23:23 | #30

    By your own volition you should how naivety has no boundaries.
    Please before stating comments that personify ignorance, do some research of this multi-billion dollar false empire and then come back with the facts to support your thoughts.

    Thank you.

  31. Fred Hall
    May 5th, 2007 at 21:58 | #31

    Nobody asked for your wrong opinion.

    The Witnesses have the true religion.

    I don’t know why everyone is against the Watchtower Society. It is just a publishing company.

  32. Fred Hall
    May 5th, 2007 at 21:56 | #32

    Again, the question is asked. Why so much focus on the Watchtower Society?

    >
    > Jehovah Witnesses Live in a Conflicting Environment

    Why does Watchtowerinformation service write about Jehovah’s Witnesses? He is the one that is conflicted.

    > Why So Much Construction When the End is Near?

    Why not?

    Oh I see. He just wanted a venue for his propaganda with the same old accusation that is not true.
    Would a pedophile go out in field service?

    This law suit will fail like all of the rest as the Watchtower has no policy or Two -Witness rule. The congregations hold to the policy that
    two witnesses are needed to bring a case as that is what the Bible says that is fair to all. Earlier he said it was a Biblical dictate.
    Now he wants it changed. So he wants the Bible changed.

    That writer is so conflicted.

  33. Jones
    April 26th, 2007 at 21:25 | #33

    Markus,

    If your adversary ever became a Christian, part of his repentance would be to repay you and if possible, with interest. Maybe you could enlist someone to work on his salvation.

    Where I live it would be dicey to make such a bold move as to relate to fellow employees information such as yours without concrete evidence. I would have a law suit slapped on me for defamation of character and or slander. You stated that you no longer had any of your paperwork and I don’t know how strict your laws are. We are blessed to have Small Claims Court where we can recover up to $10,000. We have a seven year statue of limitations.

    You know Markus, it takes effort on my part sometimes to let go and move on. However, to do so is to release all the negative energy that I hang on to. You are probably not the first person that this person has taken advantage of and probably won’t be the last. Keep me informed.

  34. Markus
    April 26th, 2007 at 20:16 | #34

    Hi again Jones,

    I don’t get on this site as often as I used to and and only read your comment now.

    Turns out this scouldrel, as you so aptly put, has been
    approaching other draughtsmen in the company I now work, in order to do private work for him. This is illegal in terms of company policy, and I sent out an e-mail to all staff, including him, advising that if anyone should enter into an agreement with him, they are advised ask for cash up front due to his dishonourable reputation.
    One would think some form of response would be forthcoming, not so, cowards and cheats remain cowards and cheats.
    Seems you and I will always handle things diffently.
    For me to turn a blind eye and to forgive and forget
    knowing that justice will be served one day, to me
    does not work, after all, all this miserable excuse for a human has to do is take Jesus into his heart one day and all will be forgiven, and he will receive outlandish rewards for his good faith. So much for an eye for an eye.
    Sorry to say Jesus forgives, I do not, especially where my family are concerned.
    I have already told this chap to stay away from me, which so far he has done as he knows he is on thin ice,
    I expect he will leave the company soon but I’ll let you know how it pans out.
    Just before you finish reading this and go away thinking what an evil Atheist I am let me give you two scenarios:
    1. I drive past the said dude after noticing he has a flat. As I drive past I will laugh and give him the finger.
    2. I drive past the said dude after noticing he has been shot or stabbed by a mugger (happens a lot in this town). I will screech to a halt and get him to a hospital
    after giving him the best sorry shit medical attention I can from my limited capabilities.
    Why would I do this? To let a guy die because he owes me some money is just not being a human being. I know Jesus or God would not help him, so it would be up to me. Who knows? Maybe he would pay me what he owes with interest, and thank God that I happend to come along?

    Cheers,
    Markus

  35. Jones
    April 23rd, 2007 at 18:11 | #35

    Markus,
    Wellll….if I were an atheist, I would get my just deserts. Seeing as how when this scoundrel’s end comes he will not face any judgment and it is fitting for him to suffer as I did. Would I sabotage his work? Would I get away with it or will I be caught? Just what would my justice be? Would I let him know in advance that I would get my revenge or would I wait until it is finished and then let him know. Now he needs to know that this was done because of the unsettled debt. Then I could go home and gloat over the satisfaction that the debt had been settled in my mind.

    Now the rub comes. I a believer (oh woe is me) would take Rom. 12:19-21 as my cue. Yes it would take a little time to get over but then in the end he will be the loser. God will handle it. You are allowed your way to resolve the issue. Please allow me mine. Keep me posted on your scheme.

    Cheers!

  36. Markus
    April 22nd, 2007 at 20:32 | #36

    I place this comment under this section as I fear the end of the world is near for a particular individual and I would like to get responses from regular responders to this forum.
    Ten years ago, I designed a bridge, it was a private job which I did in my own time which was great as I did not have work at the time. It was a relatively small job took about a month and a bit. Halfway through the job my invoice was met with prompt payment. On completion of the work my final invoice was not paid with an excuse of my fees being too high, with total disregard of pre-agreed fees.
    The client took full advantage of my naivety in assuming he would pay all costs especially since he paid the first invoice promptly.
    Him thinking he would get away with it was cut short only a week ago when I joined a company to do contract work and there he was,or is, working on the same project as me.
    I immediately confronted him, and was met with the only defence a total asshole can give, that is claiming insomnia of the ever having delt with me.
    How do I handle this? Especially bearing in mind that this happened 10 years ago and all records are lost
    as I am not the best bookeeper around and never will be.
    I have no proof so I am legally fucked.
    I am not afraid to hurt this chap and am probably going to do so.
    What does the scriptures say?
    I believe it cancels all debts after a certain amount of time, I can’t remember. Sorry for the scriptures you can keep them.
    Any advice will be welcome. And I’ll keep you updated.

    Cheers,
    Markus

  37. a fence rider
    April 22nd, 2007 at 08:07 | #37

    wow, there are some really hostile responses in here, why do you care? why get yourself so up set? why say harsh words and degrade? does it make you better than them (if they are in the wrong)? I think NOONE knows the true religion, I think we have to follow our hearts, but remember the bible says do not judge, so if the JW are right or wrong it is not us to judge. noone is being forced to participate it is free will and free speach, so just as you believe in your religion they too have the right to believe in theirs.

  38. Annmarie
    April 9th, 2007 at 00:56 | #38

    You really need to get a reality check, the Watchtower Society has been demonically influenced for years. The so-called Governing Body is a group of demented old men who decide whether or not someone can get a blood transfusion, transplant, etc. Basically they are humans playing God. The JWs should just accept the fact that they are in a denomically influenced organization and get their damn heads out of the sand. Please!!!

  39. April 9th, 2007 at 00:52 | #39

    The Jehovah’s Witnesses is nothing but a publishing corporation posing as a “Christian” religion to avoid paying taxes. I despise the Watchtower Society and everyone associated with this sick cult. I was forced to grow up in the house that my fanatical grandparents owned. They are Witnesses and to say they made my childhood a living hell is an understatement. How can these lunatics have the nerve to call themselves Christian when they deny the deity of Jesus, believe that only 144,000 are worthy to serve alongside Jesus (what nerve noone alive today, in the past or in the future, will ever, ever be equal to my Lord and Savior). These people are truly psychotic. When I would ask the so-called “chosen” how they knew this,they just answered “I feel it”. What they felt probably were the manifestations of the psychotic hallucinations that many Witnesses are prone to. My grandparents were mentally ill, judgemental, condemned the rest of us to death because we weren’t Witnesses. I truly believe this organization is demonically influenced!

  40. Anonymous
    March 24th, 2007 at 13:03 | #40

    Jim, they dont pass around the plate. They conviniently have 3 or 4 money boxes at the entrance of the kingdom hall.

  41. jim
    March 24th, 2007 at 03:07 | #41

    You guys do know that they don’t pass around a plate or demand money? Most of their property comes from donations, wills, etc….what does it matter to everyone anyways?

  42. March 9th, 2007 at 18:14 | #42

    You are talking about what all JW do free. How much charity does the catholic and other churches? I see a lot of needy people go to churches who give them food, and clothes, we were always told only JW do a lot for mankind, I do not want to be unthanksful, “worldly people do a lot too” and if it weren’t for the “wordly people” were would JW be? Eh, ever thought about that? What about after Armageddon, who is keeping this comfortable way of living up? Jehova witnesses don’t have to many people with higher education and all kind of other things and knowlegde, that would be needed to keep it somewhat comfortable to live in this world, or are we all going back to the beginning, and start all anew. Well why the brothers do not teach us how to race our own crops and vegetable garden, when the end comes, we may run out of food from the stores, and who can keep up with the supplies? What about all those stinking dead bodies? Is this the idea of a all loving god? Or of a greazy man? I think it has to be a greazy man, there are very beautiful and great people in this world, who do not deserve to die, and there are some bad JW . You know I think if we can all love one another and help us to grow in kindness and understanding, we are really pleasing our creator. Don’t you think so? It’s all about belonging together, not about seperatism. We need one another, and God knows that. Have you ever given thought to that?

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