Thursday, January 28, 2010

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Poll Results: Do you know the history and origin of the Watchtower Society of Jehovah's Witnesses?

Almost a year after having placed the survey: Do you know the history and origin of the Watchtower Society of Jehovah's Witnesses? , we have the first results. Which are shown below (Click image to enlarge):


The survey (which can be seen on one side of this blog) was intended to know if readers of this blog know the history and origin of the religion of Jehovah's Witnesses, for this, they made the following question:

You know the story and the origin of the Watchtower Society of Jehovah's Witnesses?

In what could choose one of the following responses (next appears the number of responses for each of them and the corresponding%):

A) only described in the book 'Proclaimers' - [ 18 -> 12%]
B) I would know but me is allowed to analyze by other means - [9 -> 6%]
C) No, I never investigated - [13 -> 8%]
D) Yes, very disturbing - [53 -> 34%]
E) is the "Jehovah's organization" and is all I need to know - [62 -> 40%]

Total responses: [155 -> 100%]

responses proved to be consistent with the results of the first survey (click here to see ).

Randall Watters & Richard FreeMinds Baptist, once said:

They [Governing Body] know that to dominate the [current /] future, they must have control over the past. How? Basically four ways:
[1] preventing the witness access to past mistakes or deceptions,
[2] altering its history,
[3] Hiding the past as irrelevant,
[4 ] really changing their own books!


And with the results of this survey, this is obvious, as those who know 'part' of the history of this organization, (compare the response A survey ) with numbers 2 and 4) represent only 12% and known only as described in the "specific books "of the organization.

Those who do are a little concerned or interested in the history of this organization, but they know this is forbidden (response B) represent only 6%, and know they are warned by organization to do so by "other means", ie literature written not by the organization (see paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 ).

On the other hand, who "never investigated" (response C ) also constitute a small fraction, 8%, compared with numeral 3 .

Those who do claim to know the "disturbing story" of this organization (D response), represent 34%, and if we conclude that those who know her recognize that this is "disturbing" that should serve to alert those who have not reached that point ( answers A, B, C and E ).

And finally, 40% said 'all you need to know' is that the Watchtower Society is "Jehovah's organization" (response E, compare with numerals and 1 3 ). A very even results over the previous survey (although this time, 'who say they are in truth' have lost 5%)

Pero no se preocupen, hay muchísima información en internet donde pueden aprender la historia y el origen de la religión de la Watchtower. Desde el siguiente enlace, pueden descargarla, leerla y aprenderla, por supuesto con muchas referencias que pueden encontrar en la propia literatura de la Sociedad:

http://www.docstoc.com/search/historia-de-la-sociedad-watchtower-testigos-de-jehova/?catfilter=1

Como bien dijo Leonard Chretien (un anterior anciano) refiriéndose a los líderes de la Sociedad Watchtower:

"Su más grande enemigo es su propia literatura".
Y esto se debe a que su mayor enemigo tiene (1) todo lo que ellos han dicho y que no was true, and (2) all they have said to hide what they have said and that was not true.

But this does not end here, because if their own literature is its greatest enemy, then it's their worst nightmare: Internet . Why?

For (1) they have no control over information that is becoming available, and (2) do not have a legitimate defense for what they and their predecessors have done.

So dear reader, the decision, is yours. But lack of information , can not claim that he was being cheated.

Therefore my people are gone into captivity, because no learned, and their honorable men are famished, and their multitude dried up with thirst. (Isaiah 5:13, RV60)

God bless you.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Scrabble In Everylanguages

My views on the drama "The prodigal son" of the 2009 District Assemblies

As you know, Jehovah's Witnesses are celebrating the past few months their District Assemblies 2009, with the alarming title "Stay Alert!". And again this year I had the opportunity to attend the third and last day.

And although not the first time I have had noticed that many witnesses were "thrilled" by talking about the dramas of the Assemblies of previous years, and your expectations As to this year, well, this time, the drama is about the parable of "The Prodigal Son" found in the Gospel of Luke 15:11-32.
We sat down with my wife and we decided to put a lot of attention to it (my father was serving, so you could only see him at times).

When started, the narrator spoke of what I thought was a sort of "introduction," or short but it was a fairly comprehensive summary of the parable, so that when the narrator ended up giving the "introduction" had already told you everything, (well, I thought, this is really strange, as if one were to see a movie premiere the film and when this is going to start, you pass a "summary" where they say the beginning, development, and to tell you how it will end). : S

The prodigal son (which of course was a 'JW') was a young man living in a family where all were Jehovah's Witnesses "very spiritual" (ie, very obedient to all what the Governing Body says.)

This prodigal son wants to go to work away, because it has gone a good employment opportunity ("good" or "bad", depending on your point of view where you look, say "bad" because for such witnesses opportunities away from the "Lord" (and here begins the triad of terms, the Governing Body used very cleverly throughout the drama to indoctrinate the witnesses), the young, seemed to have the "truth" (this is the second term) very siment in his head, but still, I wanted to be a opportunity and try to take that job so she leaves home (what happened next was where, in my opinion, the handling is very clear and I did), his mother was torn down in tears and tears because her son was going to away from the "organization" (the third term) and could no longer preach, attend with them because I would miss living in the world of Satan.

already at work, the prodigal son has a "friend" (can not remember if the friend was quite "worldly" or posing as a Jehovah's Witness), which prompts him to do things "bad" (as if all were like friends), it is noteworthy that do not be a witness, does not mean you're bad person, but the Governing Body will "prepare" or biased in this way your mind to see you well.

The point is that this friend has a car accident and the prodigal son (our control) comes out very badly when the police arrested them both and want to accuse the latter of driving while intoxicated, in the end, the friend confesses it was he who drove, and our witness is free to return a (choose one of the words and then put it: "Lord," "organization," the truth ") ___________. What causes the family witnessed the prodigal son is received with "open arms" (thank goodness that I thought I threw him out, because otherwise they would not have been able to do that scene in "happy ending").

The point is that again and again, is hammered again and again talking and exchanging the terms "Lord", "organization" and "truth" throughout the drama, hear the thoughts of the prodigal son father, mother, brother, Jehovah's Witnesses coming out sporadically, in short, all right think 3 things are the same thought, and therefore makes them so difficult to see the difference between them.

Somewhere in the drama, the narrator talked about the deal "love" they have for the expulsion, but was so little that you hardly said a person distracted during seconds contadísimos mentioned it realizes, or consider the implications of the leave that organization. Of course, the nearly 9,800 nodded that this was a love as "Jehovah" with my wife just surprised we were seeing.

In short, a drama designed in order to keep within "the organization" to Jehovah's Witnesses are considered obsolete, because if they remain "in truth" are pleasing to "Lord."
I have not seen a drama where a Jehovah's Witness and defend their beliefs in the Bible, whether in a drama or a movie of the organization, always a troubled or insecure young yéndole bad ending go to " Satan's world "and returning repentant or more" convinced "that is" the truth ", not next to" Lord God, "but of" organization ", but of course, and as I said earlier, for witnesses Jehovah's no difference between these three terms, since for them the three terms are exactly the same.

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Adult Film Star Pinky Appearances



These infections are caused by gram-negative, small and pleomorphic. Until recently only considered the pathology related to Bartonella baciliformis , but recently have included the microorganisms for Rochalimaea that Bartonella quintana comeprenden agent of trench fever, Bartonella henselae (agent of cat scratch disease and bacillary angiomatosis) and Bartonella elisabethae. Other components of the genre have not been demonstrated, for the time being pathogenic to humans.

B. INFECTION bacilliformis ETIOLOGY


B. bacilliformis is a gram small, pleomorphic, aerobic gram-negative and stained pinkish-purple with Giemsa and grows well in rich media.

EPIDEMIOLOGY
is endemic to the Andes, especially Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, which clearly relates to the habitat of the mosquito vector (Phlebotomus verrucarum ). The only reservoir for the disease is the human being. CLINICAL



  • Oroya fever (or disease Carrion) is the acute form of infection. After an incubation period of 2 to 4 weeks, appears remittent fever, musculoskeletal pain, headache, painful lymphadenopathy and hemolytic anemia ( Bartonella adheres to the surface favoring erythrocyte deformation). There may be hepatomegaly and splenomegaly. In severe froma may have delirium, drowsiness and coma. It is frequently associated with other infections, especially Salmonella .
  • Peruvian wart is the chronic form of infection that occurs in individuals who had acquired immunity.
    is characterized by nodules in the face and extremities in the form of outbreaks, may be accompanied by fever and joint pain. DIAGNOSIS

In Oroya fever, the diagnosis is made by observation of the germ in the red cells stained with Giemsa or Wright. In the Peruvian wart, the seed can be grown from injuries and occasionally blood.

TREATMENT AND PREVENTION

The treatment of choice in acute froma is chloramphenicol (2 g / day for 7 days). response to treatment is rapid, whereas without treatment the mortality ranges from 10-40%. penicillin and tetracycline are also effective. the warts respond slowly to treatment and required ocaasiones excised. Prophylaxis is aimed at combating vector.

FEVER OR THE TRENCHES QUINTANA

quintana fever, fever of five days Wolhynia disease, Meuse fever

The Trench Fever disease is transmitted by the human louse. This disease was described extensively during WWI and WWII. At present, the disease is reported in destitute and homeless. [ 1 ] outbreaks have been reported United States and France.

Other names that are known Wolhynia fever, trench fever, five days of fever, Meuse fever, Werner-His disease. ETIOLOGY

The causative agent is the bacterium Bartonella quintana and the vector is the human louse Pediculus humanus corporis .

PATHOLOGY AND TRANSMISSION

Bartonella quintana is transmitted by contamination of a wound in the skin of the human louse feces or by the bite of the louse Pediculus humanus corporis . SYMPTOMS

The disease has been classically described by a fever of five days, rarely recurrent and continuous. The incubation period is about 2 weeks. The onset of symptoms is sudden with high fever, headache, painful eye movement, leg and back muscle pain and hyperesthesia in the front legs. The initial fever is followed within days by a fever peak short-term or relapsing asymptomatic periods between peaks. The most commonly reported symptom is pain in the legs. Fatal cases are exceptional. DIAGNOSIS

Serological tests ( Weil-Felix test ) is useful for diagnosis. The differential diagnosis includes typhus, ehrlichiosis , leptospirosis, Lyme disease and rashes caused by viruses ( measles, rubella , etc).

TREATMENT

Tetracyclines (doxycycline ) are effective. Chloramphenicol is an alternative treatment (in cases of liver disease, kidney failure, pregnancy). treatment duration is for 7 to 10 days.


CAT SCRATCH DISEASE

Angiomatosis, Bacillary

INTRODUCTION

Since

described Inmunodeficiencla Syndrome (AIDS) became evident that a prominent feature of their pathology was the frequent occurrence of Kaposi's Sarcoma, a form of vascular neoplasia, which appeared especially aggressive in the final stages (1,2,3) .

LeBoit et al in 1988. describe seven AIDS patients with papular and nodular lesions of the skin, clinically similar to Kaposi's sarcoma, but histologically morphology showed epitelloide hemangioma (histiocytoid). Electron microscopy showed bacillary colonies and stains for organisms revealed that they took the Warthin Starry, appearing similar to the microorganisms found in cat scratch disease. Using an antiserum to bacilli of cat scratch disease, prepared in rabbits, and the immunoperoxidase staining technique, were able to show in the five cases investigated, the bacteria gave a positive reaction. Finally, the authors note the similarity of the lesions with those described in the Peruvian wart (7) . Numerous

Subsequent investigations confirmed the occurrence in AIDS patients, vascular lesions other than Kaposi-with the characteristics listed above, and was so recognized this entity as "bacillary angiomatosis" or "bacillary angiomatosis epiteliolde" (8.9) .

Although the finding of a positive reaction with antibodies to Afipia felis (10) - the bacillus that causes cat scratch disease, in cases of bacillary angiomatosis, suggested the identity of pathogens (11) , subsequent investigations led to the recognition that bacillary angiomatosis and parenchymal bacillary peliosis, and persistent bacteremia were produced by a new pathogen: a rickettsia, initially named as Rochalimae henselae (12, 13) .

Subsequently biochemical and molecular genetics Rochalimae crops have established the difference with Afipia felis (14,15,16) and final reclassification in the genus of Bartonella (17 ) : Bartonella henselae. At present it is accepted that bacillary angiomatosis is caused by Bartonella henselae and by Bartonella quintana and the cat scratch disease can be caused both by the Afipia felis as the Bartonella henselae (18,19,20,21) .

ETIOLOGY
bacillary angiomatosis is one of the most interesting developments in the pathology of late. Unlike Kaposi's disease, a neoplastic process that spreads evil characters, bacillary angiomatosis, which is also a vascular proliferation, is a unique reactive process in response to infection with Bartonella henselae , and responds favorably to antibiotic treatment, as we had the opportunity to verify in this case report.

Injuries angiomatous similar to those described in the skin have been reported in the respiratory and gastrointestinal mucosal (24) . In the liver and spleen, the reaction takes the form of the so-called peliosis ", which form large spaces filled with blood sinusoldales (25,26) . Ocular injury in our case is of particular interest because such a finding reported the occurrence of this disease in the bulbar conjunctiva.

The pathogenesis of the process deserves special attention. We have already stressed that Bartonella henselae is the causative agent of anglomatosis and most cases of cat scratch disease. Hence it is logical to think that the relationship with cats can be a contributing factor to the occurrence of the disease also in bacillary angiomatosis. When serological surveys have been conducted in healthy domestic cats in the United States, the prevalence of seropositivity for Bartonella henselae has been as high as 50% (27) . When specifically investigated the pets of patients with cat scratch disease, 89% were bacteremic with Bartonella henselae , compared with 28% of cats in the control group (28) . In our patient, we found a history of contact with cats for ten years, which could indicate a long period of latent infection.

Some questions, no definite answer today is: why Bartonella henselae injury occurs in some cases as those of cat scratch disease and in other cases of bacillary angiomatosis?. or, on the other hand, why Bartonella quintana occurs in some cases of trench fever and in other cases the lesions of bacillary angiomatosis?. LeBoit has been speculated, given the angiogenic factor described by Garcia et al. (29) in cultures of Bartonella baciliformis, that the addition of a plasmid of Bartonella henselae or quintana could encode a protein with the same Anglo-stimulating effect than that produced the Bartonella baciliformis (24) . The similarity between the histological reaction of the Peruvian wart (30) and bacillary angiomatosis is certainly remarkable.

Both processes are, as a basic alteration of endothelial cell proliferation that can be made good or bad hair and take on cases, a pseudo-tumoral aspect epitelloide (31) . The fact that the two processes are produced by bacteria of the same gender adds interest to the comparison and opens the door to a field of research in the pathogenesis each of them. While in the Peruvian wart warty button appears in the final phase of the infection and is supported so far, is the expression of specific immunity in the lymph angiomatosis occurring in an immunocompromised patient. Without doubt, much learned from the study of companion cells to the endothelial reaction. Today it is possible the characterization of lymphocyte cells, with new techniques inmunohitoquímicas, imposes its investigation in the two processes.

Finally, in our environment we must pay attention to the occurrence of bacillary angiomatosis, not only because it is a strange disease that occurs in patients with AIDS, but also because it has been described in immunocompetent individuals (32,33) and in these cases confusion with Peruvian wart will be more feasible.


REFERENCES

  1. Milonakis, Eleftherios, and Michael A. Forgione. "Trench Fever." EMedicine. 26 June 2006. 11 June 2007
  2. Farreras. Treaty of Internal Medicine. 14 th edition. Barcelona: Harcourt, 2000. WIKIPEDIA
  3. http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiebre_de_las_Trincheras 2008
  4. Arias-Stella, J. Dermatology Folia Peruvian-vol. 7 n º 2. June 1996.

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