http://www.jehovahwitness.zoomshare.com/2.shtml Jehovah Witness news & Views: Blog Wed, 14 Nov 2007 00:53:57 -0600 http://www.jehovahwitness.zoomshare.com/2.shtml/a368c89848de4e9e08fbe1c8c1ed8aa5_473a9b85.writeback Wed, 14 Nov 2007 00:53:57 -0600 This illegal harassment has been going on for years which is why,the Jehovah's Witnesses are forbidden to have contact with me. Danny Haszard's gang-bang lynching by members of the Jehovah's Witnesses.They usually do the 'hit and run' trolling tactic where anonymous sock puppet posters put up libelous mud slings. There is someone accountable for libel and that is the forum owner and the host server Do the Jehovah's Witnesses harass like the other cults and hate groups or are they worse? This is how Jehovah's Witnesses really are,especially online.Hypocritical that they demand their freedom of speech rights to intrude uninvited and sometimes illegally trespass door to door with their Watchtower Gospel,then go and deny theses same rights to dissidents and outsiders. Watchtower Jehovah's Witness Whistleblower All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men/women to do nothing-Danny Haszard Bangor Maine <a href="null" target="_blank">http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx? user=dannyhaszard</a> http://www.jehovahwitness.zoomshare.com/2.shtml/f7485665f9f5a05c89e96bd92ea62767_43a9af90.writeback Wed, 21 Dec 2005 13:40:00 -0600 "Out of the Cocoon"-A Young Woman's Courageous Flight from the Grip of a Religious Cult" Brenda Lee's heart-wrenching, yet inspiring tale about her battle to escape from the Watchtower Jehovah Witness after enduring years of dysfunction and abuse. The author begins by reliving the innocence of childhood as she nostalgically transports you back in time to a 100-year-old farm in rural Pennsylvania, where she filled her carefree days by swinging from vines, raising farm animals as pets, romping through the forests, and plunging from the hayloft. Once "The Friends" knock on the door, however, Brenda Lee's childhood and innocence dramatically disappear. But the author refuses to become a victim and, like a butterfly, she learns to change the world within her when her external world becomes unbearable. After surviving years of stifling oppression and isolation, she emerges from her cocoon and learns some startling things about her family, this "wicked world," and herself. In time, she learns to forgive not only those who tormented her, but also the mother who disowned her. Anyone who has experienced abuse, alcoholism, single parenthood, depression, or a parent's rejection will identify with the author's remarkable journey. Get out the tissues, because in one minute you will cry and in the next you will laugh aloud. Let Brenda Lee take you from the depths of despair to the highest mountain, cast you off, and show you how to spread your wings and fly. For an autographed copy of this book, go to http://www.outofthecocoon.net