Re: I'm just a soul whose intentions are good... new Posted by: John Hunter PhD Date: July 23, 2020 01:02PM Quote• “On March 3, 1992, Attorney Walter Maksym filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit in Chicago on behalf of Werner Erhard against CBS, 60 Minutes producers David Gelber, Douglas Hamilton, and Donald Hewitt (…) alleging defamation of character, interference with prospective e
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(EXCERPT for educational research) Quote: "The articles also reported the allegations of a former student, Alan Steele, who said that More coerced students into prostitution and provided them with LSD and other illegal drugs". Lafayette Morehouse, Inc. v. The Chronicle Publishing Co. (“Morehouse I”) Cite as: 37 Cal.App.4th 855, 44 Cal.Rptr.2d 46 LAFAYETTE MOREHOUSE, INC.,
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Walter Maksym and Werner Erhard -----------------quote------------------ Not to stray too far off track, but this is the University where Maksym got his masters degree. Walter, a long time advisor to More University, the late Dr. Victor Baranco, its founder and creator of the “More Philosophy,” the late Dr. Bob, and The Institute of Human Abilities is a Master of the “More Philo
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Here's an interesting coincidence. According to this article, Walter Maksym, represented More University (Lafayette Morehouse). Sex Academy Sues to Keep Its Homeless Camp; San Francisco Chronicle 12-24-1992 Morehouse v. Chronicle Publishing (California Anti-SLAPP Project) Walter Maksym is also listed as "executive producer" for that promotional "docume
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Here's an interesting coincidence. According to this article, Walter Maksym, represented More University (Lafayette Morehouse). Sex Academy Sues to Keep Its Homeless Camp; San Francisco Chronicle 12-24-1992 Morehouse v. Chronicle Publishing (California Anti-SLAPP Project) Walter Maksym is also listed as "executive producer" for a promotional "documenta
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Homeless Camp in Jeopardy / Judge tentatively rules against Lafayette Morehouse; Erin Hallissy, Chronicle East Bay Bureau San Francisco Chronicle 08-18-1994 A Lafayette sensuality school that has taken in homeless people for more than two decades must stop letting people live in tents on its property, a Contra Costa County Superior Court judge has tentatively ruled. Judge Robert McGra
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