Based on his personality , demeanor and the very frankly honest way he has 
acted since taking responsibility for the movement , it does not have the ring 
of truth to it at all. It has the ring of consistancy with all the other wild 
fabrication like drug taking pundits that one reads in this group.

--- In [email protected], "guyfawkes91" <guyfawke...@...> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote:
> >
> > --- In [email protected], "Rick Archer" <rick@> wrote:
> > <snip>
> > > Boy, if that book caused him "significant discomfort,"
> > > how in the world did he adjust to getting his weight
> > > in gold, dressing up like a Vedic Lord Fauntleroy, and
> > > having 25x his daily food intake wasted? (A crime
> > > against humanity and nature, IMO.)
> > 
> > Was that story about the food confirmed?
> >
> I think it's unlikely that someone from the Vlodrop kitchens is going to post 
> a message on FFL to confirm it. But I have heard it from elsewhere via a 
> friend in Germany. I think with stories like this we have to check if they 
> seem reasonable according to what we know about they way things work in the 
> TMO. We know that the elite of the TMO live in a protected world, have a 
> strong sense of entitlement and they like to do things that emphasize their 
> superiority and make sure the lower ranks know their place, e.g. Harris 
> Kaplan's garden ornaments or the televised "family chats". So it's not 
> outside the bounds of possibility that it might be true. Because the people 
> at the bottom are treated like dirt they don't have much in the way of 
> loyalty, so stories do leak out. Also it's so nutty you couldn't make it up. 
> So sadly it does have a ring of truth to  it.
>


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