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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: just-googling ()
Date: November 17, 2006 12:32PM

Hey, Quotesman, I think some heads might be rolling tonight now that the word is out about the bacteria contaminated lids on the Thermos containers :!:

I remember when Siddha was getting flowers flown in by aircraft from some third world country every day... and then he found out that they were spraying DDT on the flowers - yes a few heads rolled at that time also.

:idea: Speaking of rolling heads, this reminds me a bit of the movie "[b:99f74e9f6c]Apocalypse Now[/b:99f74e9f6c]" - was this not the movie where a bunch of soldiers went quite insane in the jungles of Vietnam and started cutting off their own soldiers' heads?

:arrow: Speaking of Brahmanatirtha, it's not surprising that Siddha blasted him away, as they were probably competing for the same things - money and power! Come to think of it, Prabhoofraud and BT had some similar things in common:

:arrow: They were both supposedly advanced lovers of God (yea, right, more like mammon!)

:arrow: They both obtained money by dubious and deceitful means (buried treasure! / credit cardery!)

:arrow: They both like the comforts and pleasures that $$$$$$ can buy, without having to work hard like the average sudra (worker).

Thanks for jogging my memory on the buried treasure scam - this thread never fails to bring some comedy into my life every day :lol:

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: TheTruthAsItIs ()
Date: November 17, 2006 08:31PM

A divine comedy:

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wheelcheer das guy

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sunken treasure scam

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THE SIF CREDID CARD STING
- this one's a classic!

I know a couple myself but unfortunately I can't repeat them, projects so outrageous that in comparison would make Cheech and Chong look like a Fortune 500 company.

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So I struggled for awhile and finally unscrewed one
- nosy parker, what where you looking for? Didn't you have enough work to keep you busy? :D

Spiritually speaking, there is one thing and one thing only that sets this gig apart from others, its damn funny! When you were on the inside, the most absurd projects seemed to be rational, on the outside, you can look back and see that these were unbelievably incredibly bizarre things. Like giving a group of kids freerun in a playpark and saying, go make candy!

If anything this was the magic of those days, enormous childlike enthusiasm to grapple with projects that you were totally unqualified or eminently unsuitable for. No one needed to be smart, clever or qualified, you just had to "show up" and you were a member of the stupidest team on the block, but hey, that didn't count, there was a seat for everyone!

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: TheTruthAsItIs ()
Date: November 17, 2006 10:19PM

Here's a clue for that ground sniffing tenacious meddlesome trouble mongering munchkin ... siddha would have been much better off if he just delivered the wimp to you, but anyway, here goes - follow the "ring"

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: TheTruthAsItIs ()
Date: November 17, 2006 10:22PM

start at the little island .... :)

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: TheTruthAsItIs ()
Date: November 18, 2006 12:04AM

Today I want to talk about faggots.

First of all I am not gay, but if I was, I would say I was. In my experience, faggots are some of the kindest people around. True, their sex lives are atrocious. And infectious. But whenever I was at the lowest point in my life, there was a gay person, I hardly knew, whom I could call anytime, and would be there to pick up the pieces. A gay guy with a funny t shirt, funny legs, a stupid fucking grin on his face, a couple of porn mags in his van, but he would turn up, right on time, no obligations, just a helping hand.

Because they have been so vilified, and so spat upon, these people at the end of the day, have some of the softest hearts around.

You need a place to sleep, or someone to be there, a gay person is the first person to turn up and help you clean up the mess. The first person to offer a shoulder.

Being in the minority, similar to the cult position of SOI, there is reason to wonder why they have no compassion for a minority like their own.

I can tell you that at the darkest moments in my life, I could always call a faggot, and he would rock up with a tissue, a bottle of bleach to clean up (they think guys like me are total messes in the home), and a fuckwit grin on his face. He would just be a friend, the first one to get there, the first one to say, we live different lives, I don't understand you at all, I am not trying to be on your level, but: hey, I am here to "be here".

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: just-googling ()
Date: November 18, 2006 12:32AM

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jules
Can't remember his name, but was it the wheelcheer das guy who owned the storage units in Honolulu? Or maybe or was the scam of Bramanatirtha diving for sunken treasure and looking for investors to increase their (his wealth). He should stick to the Guru scam its far more lucrative!!

"Wheelchair guy" also made a bunch of money with some scam of selling fishy airline tickets at the airport. I guess people felt sorry for him as he was in the wheelchair. Then he handed all this big wads of cash to the Prabooofraud at a gathering. Of course, Prabooofraud blasted him big-time for doing this - not sure of the reason - as I'm sure he did want the cash! But as we all know, the Prabooofraud had a habit of blasting everyone in sight.

Then there was the NZ chap who asked a question, something about "does the spritual master like a certain kind of flower, a certain kind of fruit.?" and he got grilled big-time as well. I never could understand this - as the NZ guy was just trying to be a nice guy...

again... strange, huh??
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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: TheTruthAsItIs ()
Date: November 18, 2006 12:40AM

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"wheelchair guy"

snort ....

This "wheelchair guy" should be exposed! He seems to be lurking everywhere.

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: TheTruthAsItIs ()
Date: November 18, 2006 02:05AM

In my humble opinion, people vilify the most what they suspect to be a part of their own nature.

eg: The Rev. T** Hagg***, the Colorado minister who resigned Thursday as president of the National Association of Evangelicals, admitted yesterday that he bought methamphetamine and received a massage from a male prostitute.

This guy has been slagging faggots for years, in fact, he enjoyed them himself.

So the ones who protest the loudest, have the most to hide.

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: cultreporter ()
Date: November 18, 2006 06:27AM

Hi Guys,

Been away for a few days and just catching up on the thread.

I have just been up to Queensland talking with the police. I really do not want to say much about it at the moment because to the best of my knowledge they are regarding the information that I have given them seriously and I don't want to write anything that might jeopardise that.

I can say that it seems that I can't get arrested in Queensland. The interest of the law in any website about SOI seems to be zero from a criminal perspective. I was told that there are laws about cults in Australia which is another lead for me to be following up now.

[b:5a20477efc]Location Location[/b:5a20477efc][/size:5a20477efc]

As just googling said about Hawaii since the seventies the Gold Coast has been the place where people head to start a new life. The road that leads there where a lot of people hitch hiked their way was even referred to for a time as 'the hippie trail' and there was a case of bizarre murders that are named in it's honor.

The interesting thing about location of the Gold Coast is that it is actually in two different states. Key locations of SOI are located on different sides of the border and under different jurisdictions - very convenient for any organisation that is not on the level.

I actually saw my beloved while I was there. I went back to the house where we used to live and knocked on the door. To be honest I had my mobile phone with the emergency number already dialled in my hand although I am not scared of him. I didn't know what to expect. He walked out the front a few minutes later and saw me and the only reaction that I got was like suprised fear. He just spun around and shut the garage door. I had to get the police to come and have me let in to see if there was anything which I had left behind when I was unceremoniously evicted on the disciples orders. There wasn't. He tried to claim that I had taken everything with me when I left (ha! I didn't even have clothes to wear the day after or any money and had to go and beg off welfare to get jeans and a jumper because I was freezing)

He was obviously trying to hide the pictures of Krishna or anthing that would look like he was one of 'those people' from the police. Lucky for him in this that everything as packed because the lease is almost up and he is moving out. I asked him where is my altar stuff? and he said I don't know what you're talking about I don't have any stuff like that. I pointed at the altar and said there's the altar right there and he replied in a tone that implied would you get a look at this stupid girl "What are you talking about? That's just a cupboard" There was a pile of lectures sitting on a shelf in the kitchen and I said I wanted the lectures that I bought and he said what lectures? What is this stuff you're going on about? I doubt very much that he would have wanted me to get my hands on such things but he also didn't want me to say in front of the police what they were so I got away with three (the others did belong to someone else and had their name on them, otherwise I was tempted to say they were all mine)

The saddest thing was that I saw the way that he looked at me, and there was absolutely no anger there. Although he has said hurtful things about the way that I look on the phone as being the reason we are not together and nothing to do with SOI he looked me up and down with a sad sort of expression and even managed to meet my eyes a few times. I was pretty angry towards him because I felt like he would be sitting back and laughing with them about me, but I realised that neither of us has won in this situation. The female cop who had spoken to him out of my hearing even commented that he didn't seem to be that happy about the break up and sugguested that maybe we would work it out when things cool down. the male cop grunted something about is he with those Hare Krishnas, having obviously seen the evidence of this at the house and said "you're better off forgetting about them, they don't want to have a life outside of that."

It is an ugly and above all wasted situation now and all that seeing him for that last time did was dispel any lingering doubt that it was his choice. I feel much better for the experience of getting some closure. He has chosen the path where he is sad and giving his life to a religion which he is ashamed of and I would never want to be in that situation. Seeing that made me remember what had made me start to ask questions in the first place. At the end of the day he did more to help me with spiritual life than anybody because he showed me exactly where I would end up following bogus gurus and philosophy that when it is subjected to any level of enquiry or scrutiny just doesn't make any sense.

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Krishna group in Hawaii
Posted by: cultreporter ()
Date: November 18, 2006 09:05AM

Quotesman :

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I can understand the desire to get into politics to change things for the better. But all Siddha did was start acting even more deceitful than the politicians he was trying to replace. Even advocating our godless war in Iraq. THAT MUST HAVE BEEN A WAKE UP CALL FOR MANY. Now that we are learning the truth about the war we would have to ask the question: If Siddha is so fixed up with God, how did he let our government scam him on the war on terror??? The fact is he is not fixed up and does NOT represent GOD, period!!!!!

I also understand the desire to get into politics to make things better and thought that it was a very noble goal/further proof that Siddha was genuine. Right up until you start to look at the agenda of his candidates and the behaviour that they have engaged in.

One of the lectures I got is from 2005 and is called "Those trying to make this world perfect make it worse ; one must live in this world knowing that the perfect world Krishna's eternal abode exists." - they all seem to have taken on these long winded titles in recent releases. I am just about to listen to it again, but I remember when I first heard it all I could think was [b:81048157e3]what a hypocrite![/b:81048157e3] Preaching about what a waste it is to be involved in politics, how arrogant people are to think they have the perfect system, how politics don't matter while as we all know SOI is totally involved in the political arena and doing it with as many dirty tricks and underhanded/downright misleading tactics as possible.

What sort of guru would endorse a war ffs? I heard his direct quote was "It is good that America got involved they had to to ensure an end to terrorists." You don't need to be hooked up with God to parrot what just about every media source and the Bush publicity machine was cranking out around the clock.

C'mon Siddha - ask Krishna where the Weapons of Mass Destruction are and put an end to all the innocent civilians being killed or at the very least do it for the American soldiers. maybe they should try looking for them in Hawaii?? :lol:

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