I was just thinking about David Sieveking this morning. It is obvious in the film that he and his girlfriend come from wealthy families. Thus why the TMO courted him. It wasn't just about him being a filmmaker. And he is a talented filmmaker and look forward to what he does next. I do also think the company left a lot of money on the table by not releasing a US version.
On 12/14/2012 08:58 AM, curtisdeltablues wrote: > Bobby does the Jerry routine very well. The devil is in the details. He > claims Judith has no corroboration showing that he didn't read the book. Or > does he think that it is common for people to be seen when they are having > sex privately? > > But behind the easy smile and skillful PR technique we have a guy saying > things like this: (This was transcribed and my not be an exact quote but this > is not the only time the movement has thrown up this number.) > > *But I wouldn't be doing it, and six million other people wouldn't be doing > it for so many years if it didn't help them spiritually.* > > > It would be hard to imagine making a case that he is unaware that this number > is a misleading lie. At the very least it is uncorroborated, the sin he > leveled against Judith, because the movement lost interest in finding out > their dropout rate once they discovered how overwhelmingly high it is. It is > a deliberate attempt to make is see as though most (or in this case every > single person ever initiated supposedly ) stick with TM. They do not and I > know that for a fact from heading the project to call the 10,000 people > initiated in the DC TM center. (I have discussed this before so I won't > repeat the details which can be summed up: people who continued with TM were > a needle in the haystack.) > > There is so much ends justifying the means in the spin guys like Bobby are > using. He knows this is bullshit, but it serves a purpose, it gives an > impression. Unfortunately that impression is wrong. TM is not so wonderful > that most people stick with it, it is the opposite. And this is a revealing > fact considering what is claimed about the practice, and how profound the > benefits are claimed to be. > > If contacting the "transcendent" really was as it is advertized, TM would be > harder to quit than unfiltered Gitanes Cigarettes. > > Again the transcribed Bobby: > > *Not one legitimate newspaper or publication has or would ever run this story > because there is no corroboration. Anyone can say anything they want to in > this country.* > > >From his mouth to God's ear. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <rick@...> wrote: >> http://www.conscioustimesonline.com/2011/03/bob-roth-discusses-david-wants-t >> o-fly/ >> > >
