Writers Needed

– posted by meleti

An Open Letter


Once I began to produce YouTube videos, it became impossible to keep up with the weekly Watchtower review.  Given the ongoing need for these reviews to help those exiting the Organization to understand the full extent of the deception pouring out of the publications on a regular basis, I found myself being torn in two directions.  Enter Tadua who was able to take up the task and lighten my load.

"Thank you, Tadua!"

Then along came Beroeans Creed and Nobleman to lighten Tadua's load from time to time. However, more help is needed.

Would you like to contribute Watchtower review articles?  If so, please contact me at meleti.vivlon@gmail.com so we can discuss how you can help out.

Sincerely,

Eric Wilson alias Meleti Vivlon

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