ExJW Quiet Activism: Faulty Towers

The Watchtower, Bible and Tract Society has become a huge global corporation with many corporations formed under various names all owned by the Jehovah's Witness (JW) organization. They have always used a watchtower illustration on their literature and have a watchtower at their new world headquarters in Warwick, New York. They are the watchers of world events for their flock to look out for the start of a Great Tribulation that will bring about a global destruction of all non-JWs, specifically the people who refuse to join the JW religious movement or were evicted or left for whatever reason. They believe that they are the one true channel to God via Jesus, and no other organization on earth is being used by God except the JWs. This belief is faulty, and the Watchtower's power over its flock is crumbling decade after decade where enlightened people are not afraid to question its edicts, policies and beliefs that have little to do with the original intent of the scriptures.

You will recall stories of The Watchers, angels that said nothing but watched over the first humans and the affairs of man on earth. It is suggested they were the ones who looked upon the perfect women of earth and took them for their wives, all that they wanted. Since the union was not within the same species, the women gave birth to giants and some believe the women all died giving birth to these giant, overgrown newborn babies and so the fallen angels kept procreating with women. Some suggest they even mated with animals creating the mythological creatures where they were human/animal/godlike beings with special characteristics and powers beyond normal humans.

The Watchtower corporation is steeped in such mysteries and dubious roots and they are faltering, and the towers on their buildings and shown in their literature will soon be brought to nothing. The writing is on the wall as they say and a few ex-JWs did YouTube videos and talked about the Russian government banning JWs and the letter writing campaign wondering if it broke any records. Well, so far the answer is no, it broke no records at least not as far as qualifying for the Guinness Book of World Records.

JWs have always had troubles with the Russian government and the recent ban is nothing new. But this time it seems like a permanent ban and the Watchtower properties seized by the government and the liquidation of all their assets in that country. The JW leadership are headquartered in Warwick, New York, yes the "New World" headquarters, because the JWs are fully entrenched in the New World Order that is touted by the elite, ruling class of this globe and why the JW religious movement has amassed such great wealth into the billions of dollars. No one does that unless their last name is Rothschild or Rockefeller, but oh yes, this small group of Bible students that started in Pennsylvania, emerged as a new world society called Jehovah's Witnesses with some rejecting this new religion and refused to merge with the new church and stayed as Bible Students which exist to this day but are very a small group and hardly a global corporation worth a billion dollars.

So. the JW leadership issued orders that all JWs write letters to the Russian government opposing the ban and explaining they are a peace loving people, etc. Well, under one million out of the reported eight million total membership of the JWs wrote letters to Russia. So what happened here? Do the leaders simply lie about the actual number of baptized JWs? Or are they counting all JWs who are publishers? Or all JWs that are actually members of each congregation whether they are children and/or not baptized?

In a congregation, everyone is counted at each meeting. There are always attendants taking a head count of each person there, including all children and including any so-called worldly person off the street. Everyone is counted. However, all publishers [JWs who preach from door to door distributing JW literature] have a card that is kept in each Kingdom Hall and a record is kept of the hours spent in the public ministry work. But again, what happened with the letter writing campaign to Russia? Not even one million wrote letters? Even little kids can write something and the family head can mail the letters for the family so it doesn't make sense that not even one million JWs wrote letters to the Russian government.

Well, the towers are coming down. People are waking up to this false religion every year and many are simply walking away with some boldly confronting the elders in their congregation and questioning the faulty belief system and they are getting evicted [called disfellowshipping when you are shunned by all JW friends and family and permanently considered no longer a JW].

The tower card in the upright
position means ruin, disruption,
and bankruptcy.

The Tower card in the tarot deck is the Watchtower Society in that it means confusion and chaos, and the Watchtower leadership have confused the flock for a century with their circular logic, changing doctrine back and forth where old light is recycled into new light and it goes on and on leaving everyone quite dazed, confused and zombie-like in their unquestioning devotion since they don't know what is right and wrong, only what Watchtower tells them to do and they hope they are following the new light which means following what's printed in their literature for only the past few years and discarding all past publications unless they are told otherwise by the leadership.

In some tarot card designs, the tower is shown struck by lightning. Its alternative titles are Castle of Plutus, God's House, and the Tower of Babel. In the last case, there are figures falling from the tower and are held to be Nimrod and his minister. It is assuredly a card of confusion and it can be interpreted that the House of God has been abandoned and the veil of the temple rent. It is a little surprising that it has not been allocated to the destruction of Solomon's Temple, when the lightning would symbolize the fire and sword with which the edifice was visited by the King of the Chaldeans.

Chaos is assigned the number 16.
Reduced to seven it means change or options
with the number 7 in the deck meaning determination
and seeker of truth.

It's time to be determined to free yourself from being locked in the tower. Attaining knowledge is the key to freedom from any mind controlling society. Don't be afraid to leave the tower now and to hopefully take your loved ones with you. It is worth the effort.