This seems like unusually violent behavior for a group of men who spend their 
days reciting the vedic texts and doing yagyas for world peace. Usually when 
bad behavior manifests amongst the TM ranks, the official Movement position is 
that the people were not "on the program" not doing the program correctly - 
wonder what type of training in yagya these boys had.
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On Tue, 3/11/14, TurquoiseBee <turquoi...@yahoo.com> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Fun with Pundits
 To: "FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com" <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
 Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2014, 6:38 PM      
       
       (3/11) UPDATE:
 BREAKING NEWS Pundit Campus Under ControlOn March 11, 2014 at 0600 hrs,
 the Jefferson 
 County Sheriff’s Office was contacted by personnel of the
 pandit project
  on Invincible America Drive to assist the security
 personnel as there 
 was a pandit leader that was being escorted off the property
 and they 
 were worried that there would be problems. The Jefferson
 County 
 Sheriff’s Office was there only to ensure the safety of
 all involved.
 
 Prior to the pandit entering the van to leave the property,
 there were 
 approximately 60 to 70 other pandits that had congregated in
 the area. 
 These pandits became increasingly agitated and resorted to
 throwing 
 rocks at security and sheriff personnel. The pandit was
 loaded in the 
 van and as the van was leaving the area, a larger group of
 pandits ran 
 towards the front gate area. The van did exit the area and
 was not 
 stopped by the large group. The large group then knocked
 down a gate 
 that adjoins 170th street and started walking
 east on 170th Street blocking the whole street.
 
 The sheriff’s personnel attempted to divert the large
 group back onto 
 the pandit complex but were unable to do so. The group then
 surrounded 
 the marked patrol vehicle and threw rocks at the driver,
 threw rocks at 
 the back window breaking the window, they attempted to break
 off the 
 mirrors, kicked out a back light and were rocking the
 vehicle. There 
 were approximately 70-80 pandits surrounding the vehicle.
 The sheriff’s 
 vehicle was able to back away from the crowd and call for
 assistance.
 
 The large group then continued east on 170th
 street picking 
 up rocks and debris and continued to throw these at the
 sheriff’s 
 vehicle. After some time, pandit personnel were able to stop
 the group 
 about ¼ to ½ of a mile from the property and after some
 time were able 
 to walk them back to the pandit property. Law enforcement
 agencies 
 staged close to the entrance of the property on
 170th street 
 to contain the group if they did come back onto the roadway.
 All units 
 were able to go back into service at around 1000 hrs.
  Assistance was 
 provided by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Reserve,
 Fairfield Police 
 Department, Iowa State Patrol, Iowa Department of
 Transportation Vehicle
  Enforcement, Iowa DNR law enforcement, Wapello County
 Sheriff’s Office 
 and the Fairfield Fire Department. No personnel were injured
 during this
  incident.
        
 From: Rick
 Archer <r...@searchsummit.com>
  To:
 FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent:
 Tuesday, March 11, 2014 5:55 PM
  Subject:
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