If I was in the audience and understood english and german, I would say to David Lynch the following:
"David, I will explain to you what is going on. This audience is descended from a group of people who endured one of the most horrific events in human history, led by a madman that promised them 1000 years of ruling the world. Now you bring out this buffoon, this blithering idiot, who droned on and on and on the word "invincibility", having absolutely no sensitivity to who his audience was or whether he meant invicibility in a military sense or some other point of view. In the same way that you drone on with your "waves of bliss" monologue, he brought back with his droning the memories of an earlier "leader" who promised world domination. Can you come off your magical mystery bliss cloud to see the pain he caused? And you actually buy the idea this man is suitable for regional leadership in your bliss soaked world order?" --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm not sure which is more disturbing -- the fact > that David Lynch can't see how insane Maharishi > and the Rajas are, or that they can't see how > insane Lynch is. Talk about codependency. > > At any rate, as one of the folks in the audience > said, it's theater. And even Bad Theater can be > entertaining if you just go with it. :-) > > Almost as entertaining as Fairfield Life itself > these days. It's like watching the outtakes of > One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. > > But by my count that's 35 for me, so I'm going > to be a lurker at the asylum until tomorrow. > Carry on, and don't spill any ghee on your nice > clean straight jackets. Nurse Ratched doesn't > like that. :-) >
