Comments on: 10,200 Jehovah Witnesses conferring in Hamilton – city’s biggest-ever conference

By: Karen Mee

Karen Mee — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 08:48:45 +0000

Glad your restaurant was well patronised by polite jws. Great for your business. This doesn’t in any way change the severe family destructive policies that has family members shunning each other for reasons that would make your hair stand on end. Read about the dark side on the website jwfacts.

By: Sia

Sia — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 10:04:59 +0000

Whoa, had around 60 j.w at our restaurant last night, they were really lovely, haven’t associated with them before, but well mannered, polite customers, no drunkard creeps, know a few people could learn a few things from them in the manners department. lol thanks for visiting, come again j.w people!

By: Lawrence Wiggins

Lawrence Wiggins — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 09:51:15 +0000

Jehovah’s Witnesses say they promote good family life? Only until you disagree with the leadership in Brooklyn on the slightest of points, and then they completely divide and destroy the family. Then they write hypocritical articles like the new July 2009 Awake! “The Bible’s Viewpoint – Is It Wrong to Change Your Religion?” and make themselves look open-minded and progressive, but practice the most destructive forms of shunning of all religions if you disobey the leadership’s ever-changing doctrines, dates and rules.

Anyone can be persecuted, which proves nothing if you are a religion invented in the late 1800s by a man who was into pyramidology, numerology, and who stood on the top of a building with a white sheet waiting to be raptured. 130 years later, they are still awaiting a false hope.

By: Jeffery Smith

Jeffery Smith — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 07:16:52 +0000

JW’s have become a religion known better for what they don’t do, like not celebrating holidays, not taking blood transfusions, or not saluting the flag.
They also claim to be persecuted by the nations, yet they claim ‘charity status’ and live tax free in most Western countries.
The origin of all Watchtower teachings that makes them unique over all other religions is their creed of Jesus’ second coming ‘invisibly’ in the year 1914.