Comments on Ambassador Watch: Beyond Today - Issue 2

"From the defeat of communism and Nazi aggres...

2016-03-02T17:47:44.159+13:00

"From the defeat of communism and Nazi aggression to the invention of vaccines and new crop strains that saved millions of lives..."

At least vaccines are viewed as a good thing in that UCG article. It is terrible that to this day people influenced by HWA continue to promote anti-medicine superstitions.

Where are the women? It's tempting to say, at...

2016-03-02T04:53:21.821+13:00

Where are the women?

It's tempting to say, at home, barefoot and pregnant, but these are modern, more enlightened times.

No, they're out getting the coffee and pastries, as well as running other menial errands in supporting their men.

One thing is finally clear -- there's no more ...

2016-03-02T04:50:44.529+13:00

One thing is finally clear -- there's no more Good News in the UCG.

Oh, OK, I guess it's expected some how, so here's the response about United and British Israelism (via Robert Theil) in the unlikely circumstance you missed it:

desperate to find just the right discredited academic ‘expert’.

There's simply no end to debunking British Israelism, is there -- no matter how thoroughly we do it?

The Salvation article amounts to a Protestant Alta...

2016-03-02T01:51:12.391+13:00

The Salvation article amounts to a Protestant Altar-Call:
- an abandonment of HWA's 'Second-Chance' paradigm -
Flurry & Pack should jump on them for this apostasy.

Let's face it, if someone picked up a copy of ...

2016-03-01T18:59:06.702+13:00

Let's face it, if someone picked up a copy of this at, say, Supercuts, unless they were mentally unstable, they'd say to themselves "Why this just has to be the religious version of the National Enquirer!" Maybe the occasional white supremacist or neo Nazi would have his curiosity piqued, but, even they would soon lose interest.

BB

I know that UCG likes to refer to Beyond Today , a...

2016-03-01T17:02:02.504+13:00

I know that UCG likes to refer to Beyond Today , as "BT". I would wish that the would use the first two letters from each word and refer to their publication as the "Beto", giving it a more international flavor. Beto is a nickname for boys in both Italian and Spanish.

No scientific support is advanced for their bizarr...

2016-03-01T16:53:30.271+13:00

No scientific support is advanced for their bizarre race theory.
Might as well believe you can treat Heart Disease & Cancer with Grape Juice.
Oh I forgot, that belief is popular amongst these same simpletons!