Reckon the Jefferson County Sheriffs Dept. will submit a bill to MUM for the
repair of the sheriff's vehicle? Or the other responders who were called in to
quell the uprising? I wonder how many native Iowans would be not in jail after
such an event.
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On Wed, 3/12/14, TurquoiseBee <turquoi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Fun with Pundits
To: "FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com" <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2014, 7:40 AM
So this is the "spin." And it will WORK for
those who have the "will to believe" rather than
the "wish to find out."
The fascinating thing from my cult-watcher point of view is
that a great number of TM TBs will pay no attention to this
revelation of what the young men behind the curtain are, no
more than they paid any attention to revelations that
Maharishi was diddling his own students. A well-known fact
of neuroscience is that most people will do almost
*anything* to keep from abandoning a long-standing belief or
belief system. Lying to themselves and continuing to believe
in fantasies is perceived by them as far less painful than
actually changing or modifying one's beliefs, and thus
having to admit "I was
w...w...w...wrong."
I would expect that all over the world TM TBs will hear
about the Fairfield pundit riot, find some way to blame
"outside forces" for it, and continue to write
their monthly checks to support the pundits and continue
writing even bigger checks to have the rioters chant to
Hindu gods for them in yagyas.
The thing I wish would happen in this scenario unfortunately
probably never will. That is, that we'll get to find out
the "real story." There is a way to do this, and a
very simple one, but I would bet that it'll never
happen, because Girish & Co. will keep it from
happening.
That is, have a good reporter sit down and do an "exit
interview" with the "pundit leader" who was
"disciplined" and whose exit prompted all of this
acting out. Give him the chance to tell *his* story. What
was he supposedly "disciplined" for? Does he agree
with the "charges" leveled against him? What's
the story on the indentured servitude
aspect of the Maharishi pundits -- is it really true that
the pundits' parents aren't paid a penny if the
pundit doesn't complete his three years of service? Now
that he's been "sent home," will *his* parents
not receive a penny that was promised to them when they sold
their son into slavery, to Girish & Co.? What's the
daily life of a Maharishi pundit really like?
Wouldn't you like to learn the answers to such
questions? To find out what *prompted* this
"uprising" and rock-throwing and rioting among
boys who have been presented to the world as not only the
personification of peace, but the creators of it?
You won't. The TMO will keep spinning and spinning, and
the rubes will keep falling for it.
From:
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To:
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014 10:46 PM
Subject: Re:
[FairfieldLife] Fun with Pundits
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