--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In [email protected], "sparaig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > So is this real?
> > 
> > Too grand a gesture for your taste, Unc?
> > 
> > http://www.maharishividyamandir.com/
> > 
> > http://www.maharishividyamandir.com/ListofMVM.htm
> > MVM Schools
> 
> It would be neat if it were true.  But it's just a web page,
> Lawson.  Two web pages.  *Lots* of charity scams have
> put together such "documentation" of "what they've 
> accomplished."
> 
> Show me real documentation.  Show me an article from
> an unbiased Indian newspaper in which the reporter went
> to each of these locations and counted the students.  Then
> and only then will I believe it.

I just spent some time clicking on each of the links
of these supposed "schools."  I suspect a real reporter
would do the same, and would come up with questions
as to why this "database" contains entries such as:

-- 335 students in 21 rooms, with 3000 books, but no building
-- 255 students in 61 rooms, with 157 books, again no building
-- many, if not most of the schools listed being "in the process
of affiliation" rather than being listed as actually accredited
or affiliated

I'm sorry, Lawson...I'd really like this to be true, but it 
really, really, really looks like a scam to me.  Look at
the *copyright date* on the scam -- 2003.  Look at the
copyright date on the "Pictorials" page -- 2001.  If any 
of this were really true, doncha think there would have 
been some outside verification of it by now?  Doncha think
that the TMO *itself* would have been trumpeting their
success to the world?  

Tell you what...send this web page to the Times Of India
and ask them to assign a reporter to checking it out.  It
would be big news, after all -- a guru who "made good"
in the outside world coming back to India and helping
out his country.  Then let's see what the reporters actually
find when they go to all these locations and look for
100,000 students.







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