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Except few Americans read India.com. So if you spill your beans in the forest and no one is there to see it, are the beans really spilled?
I'm not sure what century are you in? In Google Age, whether you're in Timbuktu or in New York, spilling beans online is indelible.
Google is not like your TV. It does not just spit out information at you as you stare at your computer. You have to actively look for it. You have to type in search key words that bring up relevant pages. So unless Joe and Mary Voting-Homeowner go and search for it, they wont see it.
The average person online is too busy updating their Facebook, reading email, watching videos of cats on youtube or playing solitaire.
Whens the last time you googled to see if your car had a manufacturer's recall on a part? Its the same thing, if you dont know theres a problem, you wont go look for the solution.
The VAST majority of the public get their information from newspapers (and their websites) ,TV (and their websites), radio, Facebook, and news portals such as Yahoo!, CNN, NPR, etc.
Google is a PULL technology, meaning you need to PULL the information out of it. The others are PUSH technology, meaning they PUSH the information to you. Its effortless, you open the page and theres the info. People like effortless.
If you were to walk down the road and stop someone and ask them if they knew who Rick Ross or Chris Butler were, I would bet more than 90 out of 100 people asked would have no clue. This is the real battle we are facing. Educating people about who Chris Butler is, the damage he has done to people, and how to walk away from the cult that hes created.
And heres the kicker, in every India.com article that has her saying shes a Vaishnava, its stated that shes a disciple of Siddhaswarupananda Paramahamsa, not Chris Butler. The average American, reading that would say "oh, some new age guru guy from India" as opposed to "wow, its that crazy egomaniac cult leader from Hawaii."
The Butlerites are counting on the ignorance of the average American to be oblivious to other news sources that arent in their main stream. Theyre counting on people being too lazy to not be bothered to research. They know that if its out on the fringe of the American public's eye, they can get away with it not being seen and be able to say later "oh, well, there it is, it was public all along and it wasnt a problem then. Why is it a problem now?"
Hell, I read a lot of internet news sites and information sources and even for me, India.com is NOT on my regular reading list.
We need to educate the public more about who he is and what hes doing and what Tulsi's connection is with this man. There has to be a better way. Right now, I just dont know what it is.