Religion News regarding JW reputation during Rwanda's time of genocide and terror

[TrueTomHarley]

31 minutes ago, Leander H. McNelly said:

Sarcasm, Well book writer, I quoted one of them, figure it out. I won't break copyright laws for you. 😉

I am well beyond attempting to figure you out.

[JW Insider]

18 hours ago, TrueTomHarley said:

You have not stated a connection.

Actually, he did state the connection. You don't even have to read between the lines. But you do have to understand "Allen-ese."

Allen Smith, under almost all of his guises, would post book covers that gave the impression he had done more research into a topic than anyone else. And he even would claim that only his own understanding was "real research."  And in about 95% of those cases where the posts highlighted book covers, he was attempting to "attack" one of my posts. He has done this for other persons, too, but far less often.

Over the years, Allen almost stopped referring to me as "JW Insider," but started referring to me as a person who had been at Bethel in the early 1980's (when, the "great purge" happened, and apostasy-related witch hunts were rampant). Or he simply refers to me as a JW who might not be in "good standing," or who might be a "disgruntled" or "fake Witness," or who "slanders" the GB by criticism, or who "blames" the Watchtower, etc. 

Unfortunately, "Allen-ese" is spoken by someone who often posted covers of books that, if he had read them, he would have discovered that they showed his arguments to be wrong, instead of proving that only he has the ability to do real research. It's not so different in his last post here, as he evidently didn't realize that this entire topic only gives the highest praise to Witnesses in Rwanda, just as I have made posts elsewhere giving the highest praise to Witnesses who suffered under Hitler's Nazi regime.

Lately, I prefer not to defend myself, but (believe it or not) there are people who have read Allen's unwarranted criticisms and who have immediately believed him. So I just wanted to make it very clear that I will still probably criticize things that I believe ought to be criticized, and this includes Allen's more egregious claims under any of his many names. (He still has a couple dozen names that haven't been used much recently.)

But this is a post that only offers praise, and absolutely no criticism, about Jehovah's Witnesses in Rwanda.

[TrueTomHarley]

4 minutes ago, JW Insider said:

and this includes including Allen's claims under any of his many names. (He still has a couple dozen names that haven't been used much recentl

Let me know if you’d like Dr Mike ‘Ace’ Inhibitor, Professor Bill ‘Hammer’ Urabi, Robert Cumulus, or any of my other friends to chime with a remark in your defense and/or favor

[JW Insider]

22 minutes ago, TrueTomHarley said:

‘Ace’ Inhibitor

I was at a U.S. Open tennis match and someone asked if that was a bandage on Roger Federer's arm. He had just faulted, and I shouted back that it was probably an "Ace Inhibitor bandage." The crowd immediately went wild, but probably not because of my joke. (It seems to have had more to do with the fact that his very next serve was an ace.)

[TrueTomHarley]

44 minutes ago, JW Insider said:

(It seems to have had more to do with the fact that his very next serve was an ace.)

Naw. I had a correspondent there. He tells me that people barely paid attention to the match after your little quip.