>I think what "so-called victims" have to say could be very telling for
>the American Bahai community
That's part of the value I see in Fred Glaysher's compilation of personal
stories of abuse and corruption.
Dear Jim,
Fred Glaysher's website is so full of lies and distortions I don't know how it can be relied on for anything whatsoever. Heck, he accused Mark Foster here of censoring the Baha'i AOL Message Board when he was too sick to monitor it for months. In Fred's eyes this was all part of a plot. More recently he posted stuff accusing NSAs of actually murdering some of their prominent members! And now he wants us to believe that David Kelly's suicide was all part of a plot by the Universal House of Justice. How can we take anything on that website seriously?
warmest, Susan ----------
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