Are You Willing To Make Your Feelings Known?




Is it just me or does everyone hate the softly spoken, eager earnestness of younger elders as they tell you that you're in grave danger if you don't return to 'the fold'?

I find myself wanting to shake them awake, desperately wishing they could see that they are pissing their lives away - just like I did.  But of course you smile and nod and wish them well as they walk out the door - after all we're British, we don't do emotional outbursts.

And there is the issue.  We are all being emotionally beaten by an Organisation that cares for nothing other than it's own ego and it's own wealth.  We are forcibly divorced from our family and friends, shunned as if we had done something unforgivably evil and our only choice to alleviate this pain and suffering is to rejoin the bastards who have created the position in the first place.  Yet we sit and tolerate it, accepting our plight without any dissent except for blogs and Facebook sites amongst ourselves.

Personally I believe it's time we stood up and made the world aware of what this disgusting Organisation is putting us through.  Kingdom Halls are public places, 'they' cannot stop us from entering them.  Surely it's time for all of us, who are suffering because of their brain washing rules, to make our feelings known and highlight the injustice of it to the press.

Placards are pointless.  However disruption of their meetings on a sustained basis will, at the very least, get our situation exposed to the media.

What is the alternative?  To hope and pray that our family or friends will eventually realise the futility of belonging to a religion that has delusions of grandeur yet in reality they are just another crackpot cult that will eventually 'fade away'?

The problem is, by that time all our lives will probably be over.  We only have one life, and it's not that long, so we need to do something now! 

The Organisation survives because people like us do nothing.  'The Only Thing Necessary for the Triumph of Evil is that Good Men Do Nothing'

 Are you willing to DO something?

Are you ready to confront the Organisation that is ruining your life?

Are you prepared to walk into a Kingdom Hall (it doesn't have to be one where people know you) and openly challenge their vile practice of shunning family members?

At the very least share this blog.  Make every ex-JW aware that there is a groundswell of anger that is building momentum.  Give me feedback, let me know that you are willing to make your feelings known and I will organise the events.

Rydler August 2016

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