Ti Leaf Productions
Date: April 03, 2015 10:49PM

This is the easiest stuff I could find on Ti Leaf Productions (below). It came from this web site
[henzell.com]
and some of you might want to contact the author (Henzell) about the drug and money laundering angles. The good citizens of Kailua could learn thing or two from the folks in Timaru NZ about keeping their community safe and law abiding. Tulsi Gabbard just traveled to India with one of the suspects and her sister just married the son of another.



Tusta – aka David Muncie - deceased



The full article is here: [flashlightonroaches.wordpress.com]

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Re: Chris Butler, Jagad Guru, Science of Identity
Posted by: Mike Jones ()
Date: April 04, 2015 08:14AM

I like Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupananda Paramahamsa. I find his chanting and insights to be the most true and refreshing thing available in this world today. There is nothing that he teaches that is not in line with the Vedas and the teachings of his spiritual master AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. There is no question that I've had, about life/spirituality, that has not been answered by Siddhaswarupananda or one of his long-time students. Without a doubt, no other system of yoga/religion/spiritual practice has quite 'gotten me there' as this. I am forever grateful.

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Exposing another insider within the cult of Chris Butler, Allan Tibby aka Acharya das
Date: April 05, 2015 03:41AM


(Allan Ernest TIBBY Allan E. Tibby)

Down To Earth Kapolei Vip Preview
Janet Bishop, Linda and Allan Tibby, and Carol and Mike Gabbard
of course we have the Gabbards again right in the thick of it.
[archives.midweek.com]

Allan was mentioned in the Ti Leaf Productions scandal and is an alleged participant in money laundering along with Joseph Bismark, owner of Down to Earth’s parent company. There is a web of interrelated business with Allan Tibby in the center. Here are a few.

read the rest of the story plus Allan Tibby's lunatic rantings in this article:
[flashlightonroaches.wordpress.com]

Flash

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Allan Tibby spouts his hate for gays and lesbians
Date: April 06, 2015 03:00AM



YouTube videos prove Allan Tibby’s connection to Science of Identity (their official YouTube account) and were professionally recorded at Baguio City. Tulsi Gabbard probably received instruction from Allan Tibby aka Acharya das when she attended the Science of Identity “Missionary School” in Baguio City. Was Tulsi Gabbard also instructed by Allan Tibby on the subject of Homophobia as Tibby so boldly exposed himself in this document from about the time that Tulsi was in Baguio City?

read the full article and watch the videos here: [flashlightonroaches.wordpress.com]

Bigoted words indeed:

“…They cannot claim to be disadvantaged
as a class or persecuted, when high society, media, the film industry,
the arts, design, advertising, and other high paying professions, and
all glitzy social events literally abound with homosexuals. The only
thing that sets them apart is their attraction to oral or anal
intercourse with members of the same sex. We must then ask whether
this act or attraction warrants political representation. If the
answer is yes then lets also include representation for other
behavioral/lifestyle ‘minorities’ or sectors – cockfighters, gamblers,
gin­lovers, rock­music devotees, schizophrenics, compulsive
shoplifters and cannabis smokers etc, etc…”

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Re: Exposing another insider within the cult of Chris Butler, Allan Tibby aka Acharya das
Posted by: Vera City ()
Date: April 06, 2015 06:21AM

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flashlight_on_roaches wrote:
read the rest of the story plus Allan Tibby's lunatic rantings in this article:
Allan Tibby Cult Insider

Flash

Thanks for the stellar research Flash. I encourage everyone to read this link. I was wondering who Acharya das was and why he is speaking at the Bhaki Yoga Shack retreat. If these quotes on your blog are any indication of Butler's designs, it is very, very scary.

It's also total bullshit about being prepared to take care of people. Countless exers complained of working long hours without help, housing, medical care or food. Many were abandoned when projects shut down or Butler left town. Many people lived on welfare or neglected families to "serve" Butler.

Now they have a network of self-supporting businesses and "cells"?! Like Butler, Tibby seems to play on peoples' fears. He plays on popular conspiracy theories and paints a world full of darkness that only they can save you from. Like Butler, he too seems to have delusions of grandeur. They are going to be the saviors when the world order collapses. But it won't be all spiritual and free. You'll have to pay for it by bowing down to Tibby and Butler and like a slave; devote your life, energy, and money to these men.

At first you will be drawn in by the sweet kirtans and incense. Slowly you will be vetted and indoctrinated. They have to convince you that the world is a horrible place where you are powerless unless you surrender to them, and only them. You will feel a part of something very big and important. You will never know where all your efforts and money are really going. You will be led to believe that you are saving the world. In reality, you will just be filling the pockets of frauds. IMO. Going clear, indeed.

If you study cults, you will recognize the drill.

Now would be a very good time for Tulsi to disavow this group.

In my opinion...

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And increase the exit costs
Posted by: corboy ()
Date: April 06, 2015 10:24AM

Attract people with yoga, sweet singing, idealism.

However, this same set up can be utilized by political groups and commercial
groups.

These days, yoga, healthy diet, music are popular. An entire magazine is devoted to yoga. Kirtan chanting has become very popular.

Whatever the group, the recruit sees love and idealism and community.

The recruit is kept unaware that to the leader, the recruit is just one more
meat puppet to be turned into an 'agent of deployment' to recruit still more
members.One thing prospective recruits are not told are the exit costs --.
the high price paid by persons who dissent and who leave or are ejected.

The Master Recipe

As Vera mentioned, study the recruits. Get rid of potential dissidents.

But, there is a third item. Increase the exit costs -- by making it
difficult to have doubts or leave.

(For more, read here)

[www.jstor.org].

Set it up so that remaining recruits become more and more involved with
the group and less trustful and engaged with friends, family
acquaintances. Keep them busy with group projects.

Slowly inculcate that in contrast with the bright, cheerful world of the group, the outside world is a dark, grim place. People who don't share the group's beliefs are inferior, or jealous of your spiritual growth.

Encourage people to marry and procreate with other members and work for or form business ties with other members.

When you are young, emotionally high, it is easy to fall in love with someone who shares your beliefs and commitment to the same cause. Many great relationships begin when people meet each other at work.

End Result:

All of the above not only deepens commitment, but increases what are termed 'exit costs' leaving a group.

The next section gives examples of exit costs.



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Exit Costs -- Why One Cannot "Just Leave"
Posted by: corboy ()
Date: April 07, 2015 12:06AM

It is not impossible to leave, even when exit costs -disincentives for leaving-
are many and formidable.

Just look at the breaking news concerning those persons who participated in the documentary, Going Clear.

But the price in social and emotional hardship can be very heavy.

Glib comments, "Why not just leave?" do not do justice to the depth and
complexity of these relationships.

Recruits were not told up front and from the start that their loyalty would go unreciprocated. Otherwise...they would not have joined the group.

Emotional and Social Exit Costs

First, the group is tied to much of your past history. You have had many good times while in the group. You may have had breakthrough experiences that you cherish. Your time in the group may have been the phase of your life where you felt most intensely alive. Problems you abandoned by joining the group may await if you leave.

It is a very complicated process to sort through how feelings of delight and
communal joy can be produced by abusive, exploitative people.

To doubt or leave the group means re-appraising those good times.
.
You discover you were not cherished as a unique human being -- you were used as one among many. You learn that the leader's special smile, the one that
flattered you to work all the harder -- that smile was a mere mannerism, that the leader could turn on and off like a light switch.This realization is horrid.

Many others have woken up to discover they were used and disposed of. You are not alone.

If you have been taught to fear the outside world and have few relationships
with outsiders, the prospect of re-entering the outside world will
be scary. That's an exit cost.

If all or most of your spare time has been spent listening to the group's music, using the group's terminology and literature, you may not know
who you are apart from the group. That is an exit cost. You may have
no friends left outside the group.

The group may have helped you feel cared for by giving referrals for jobs, housing, tips on where to find good deals on computers or a car. Leaving the group means losing this support network and rebuilding one of your own.

In extreme situations, your health care provider, (doctor, dentist) may be members of the group. Ditto for your body worker or your psychotherapist. Even if not members, they may be the chirpy 'think positive' types who refuse to
listen to what you have to say.

If you leave, you may have to re-create an entire care network that is independent of the group. You may have to change yoga studios, even give up patronizing certain cafes and restaurants.

Financial Exit Costs -- The Turn of the Screw

You made a lot of money and donated it to the group, got friends
involved in the group, did PR for the group. Facing you gave all this support to a harmful group is painful.

You inherited assets and you donated all or most of them to the group.
Admitting you donated this to a harmful project is painful as hell.

Marriage -- Exit Costs Soar

If you want to leave but have married a believer and you have children together, you risk both an ugly divorce and losing custody and visitation rights to your children. If you fear your children will be harmed if you are not present, you may feel you must stay in.

If property is divided in a divorce, the believing spouses share may go to support the group. This adds a very bitter pill to a divorce, even if no minor children are involved.

Financial and Social Exit Costs

Your children may attend a school run by the group. If you realize the
group is not for you, do you keep your children in that school and
risk them being further indoctrinated, or place them in
another school and cut them off from their school friends? If
your children's babysitters were members of the group, by leaving the
group, you have to find a new set of child care people.

In extreme situations, one may have to leave an area if a group owns a lot of property and has developed a dense tapestry of business relationships in that area.

(If you are lucky, your CPA is not a member of the group).



These are examples of exit costs for leaving some high demand groups.

For persons who leave and then go public to expose the group, the potential
costs are higher and might, might include some or all of the following:


Rejection/disownment by family members and friends still in the group
Retaliatory lawsuits
Harassment via telephone and social media

This is why many who leave and then speak up often do so using anonymous
computer handles.



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Re: Chris Butler, Jagad Guru, Science of Identity
Date: April 07, 2015 06:31AM

The Noni Salesman Goes to Washington

You might recall this TV News Story: Tulsi Gabbard hires chief of staff with no government or Congressional experience: [www.hawaiinewsnow.com]

I’ve been told that devotees of Chris Butler trust NO ONE outside of the cult. So, rather than selecting a qualified chief of staff whom she could never trust, Tulsi chose an incompetent but loyal fellow-devotee of Butler. I wonder if Kainoa Penaroza even went to college. I see he has created an alternate identity named Kai Penaroza who allegedly went to UH to study accounting (These alternate identities are often used in SEO to obscure facts and bury negative links). It is a shame for Hawaii that this chief of staff will reflect poorly on the State. Not only was Kainoa’s job as a Noni Juice Salesman inadequate experience, he apparently had to practice deceit to make sales. The FDA recently caught Kainoa in the act and issued him a stern warning...

Read my research in this new article: [flashlightonroaches.wordpress.com]

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Sunil Khemaney - cult insider
Date: April 08, 2015 04:34AM



There are no puppet strings in this photo, but I’d bet a great deal of money that Sunil was the conduit between Chris Butler and Tulsi Gabbard. With so many better choices of people to take to India, why choose such a secretive and shady cult insider?

read the remainder of the article here:
[flashlightonroaches.wordpress.com]

and another photo for the search engines

Sunil Khemaney

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Patrick Bowler Convicted Drug Smuggler
Date: April 08, 2015 09:44AM

Patrick Bowler Convicted Drug Smuggler

I promised more research on the scandal of Ti Leaf Productions, specifically drug dealing and money laundering. Normally, I believe that a convicted felon deserves privacy after paying for their crime. In the case of Patrick C. Bowler, I will only fault him for not implicating the cult when he was required to give truthful and complete testimony. Let me make it clear that there is no way in hell that any drug money held by Bowler did not go to greedy and demanding Chris Butler.



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