Its a shame we are both so seeped in negativity. :) --- In [email protected], "Cliff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I had to laugh deeply at your responses. The economic "reality > check" you gave each of the patently absurd paragraphs was > almost word for word what my response was when I read the > same email forwarded to me by Steve Hathaway. > > Dreamland continues... > > --- In [email protected], akasha_108 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > This means finding at least one major builder nationally and one > > for each state who will sign on at Maharishi's terms to putting up > > Marble Peace Colonies (housing developments of vastu residences), > > Peace Palaces, hospitals, schools, or whatever is in line with > > Sthapatya Veda. The builders find the land and locate the funding, > > [and] build ... > > > > This is what builders generally do and they take 100% of the pie. > > > > > [built] according to our requirements, and then take 1/3 of the > > profit while the International Peace Government gets another third and > > the National Peace Government the rest. > > > > So the Global Peace Gov'ts take 2/3 of the profits while taking no > > risk -- simply by supplying building plans. And presumably such plans, > > being so magnificent, will provide the new "demand" for such > > facilities (that is, buyers will shift from purchasing regular housing > > and facilities that the builders could build on their own and opt for > > living in a peace community. With other peace people, some of whom > > wear funny hats and gowns.). Any marketing studies to support that > > premise? > > > > > > > And the amazing thing is that > > > it's happening, and everywhere! > > > > Uh huh. And where exactly is everywhere? Can a list of builders who > > sigened on and who have committed funds be supplied? > > > > > It turns out that builders now really take > > > to the idea as the latest direction in building and want to be involved. > > > > Yes, I guess the builers' trade journals all have front page stories > > on this. Well maybe in the next issue, because I find nothing so far. > > > > > > > * A second major push is to expand the pilot projects in Vedic > > agriculture to a global scale. The 1-acre greenhouse in Vedic City, > > even in its first year, yielded $200,000 in revenues, > > > > And what were the costs? $300,000. With volunteer labor? > > > > > and will easily double that in the next > > > year or two, and demand in the US market is such that they can sell > > > as much produce as they can produce. > > > > And this extensive demand for very high-priced organics was determined > > how? And assuming the M. Greenhouses are an innovation, and such > > greenhouses are actually profitable, what prevents other players from > > entering the market to soak up that demand? Why would an investor > > partner up with the TMO and give away 1/2 or 2/3's of thier profits? > > What propriatory knowledge does the TMO bring to the table here? > > > > >The Brazilian Maharishi Vedic Organic Honey > > > project is also going very well. A Japanese firm that specializes in > > testing > > > honey and other fine products said that this is the best honey, in > > terms of nutrients, anti-oxidents, and their own measure of > > orderliness, that they > > > have ever tested. > > > > A marginal increase in nutrients for 5 times the price. Sounds attractive. > > > > > > > The upshot is that market experts like Harris Kaplan and > > > Rajas Bob LoPinto and Bob Wynne have been hatching a huge roll-out > > plan to fund Vedic organic agriculture projects on millions of > > hectares world-wide, > > > > Can this be ramped up quickly by a factor of 2.5 million? > > Particularly give that the VC greenhouse is probably largely run by > > volunteer or very low cost labor. > > > > >The interesting thing again is that it not only looks possible, but > > is positively attractive to underwriters and investors. > > > > And how many have signed up, and committed real funds? > > > > > > I wish them the best, but things seem a pie-in-the-sky, pipe-dream > > thinking at this point.
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