that's great TurqB!
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On Thu, 3/13/14, TurquoiseBee <turquoi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: So what have we learned from the pundit riots?
To: "FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com" <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Thursday, March 13, 2014, 1:23 PM
Conversation in the future:
Child: What did you do for the TM movement, Daddy? I mean,
before it was able to usher in the Age Of Enlightenment and
ensure peace for all of us?
Father: Well, son, I worked on the MUM Pundit Removal Squad.
Child: What was that, Daddy?
Father: Well, there were some unruly pundits -- obviously
unstressing or possessed by rakshasas -- who needed to be
removed from the pundit pris...uh...I mean...compound after
they'd created a ruckus and jeopardized our
cashflo...uh...I mean...our efforts for world peace.
Child: So how did you "remove" them, Daddy?
Father: Well, we couldn't get local law enforcement to
do it for us any more, after they had an unpleasant
experience
being driven away by a bunch of teenagers, so we created
our own elite force to handle such "removals" in
the future.
Child: Did you have a uniform, Daddy?
Father: You betcha, son. Shiny black boots and black
jumpsuit, and a way scary billy club and Taser to subdue
unruly teenagers with.
Child: How many unruly pundits did you "remove,"
Daddy?
Father: I've lost count, son. But it was all worth it,
because we all live in the Age Of Enlightenment now, and
everything is perfect. Now stop asking questions and eat
your peas.
Child: But I don't *like* peas, Daddy.
Father: Do you want me to get the Taser again? Do as
you're told...
From: Michael
Jackson <mjackso...@yahoo.com>
To:
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent:
Thursday, March 13, 2014 2:03 PM
Subject: Re:
[FairfieldLife] Re: So what have we learned from the pundit
riots?
This is great! Now when the pundits riot, they
can tear up the MUM cars!
Sheriff's Office Won't Help With Next Attempt To
Remove Pandit
By Mark Carlson, Reporter
FAIRFIELD, Iowa - A pandit leader that inadvertently
triggered some unrest near Fairfield Tuesday will still be
removed, only this time the Jefferson County Sheriff's
office won't be preset.
Bill Goldstein, co-supervisor of the pandit project, said he
doesn't anticipate seeking assistance from law
enforcement when the pandit is removed on a second attempt
to send him back to India.
On Tuesday, dozens of pandits threw rocks at a Sheriff's
vehicle as the Sheriff monitored the removal of the pandit
at the request of supervisors on the project. The protesters
damaged the car, but the sheriff was able to escape
unharmed. The pandit leader was eventually returned to the
campus in a peace keeping effort.
Pandits are meditators who come from India to pray for peace
in a gated campus outside of Fairfield. They come for two to
three year rotations from India as part of a program that
started nearly a decade ago. They are not students of the
nearby Maharishi University of Management, although the
university did assist with getting the program started.
It's not clear when the pandit who triggered
Tuesday's unrest will be removed. Leaders say
they're making an effort to meet with other pandits to
get to the bottom of the issue. The pandit is being sent
back to India for "disciplinary reasons."
Read more:
http://www.kcrg.com/home/top-9/Sheriffs-Office-Wont-Help-With-Next-Attempt-To-Remove-Pandit--249973471.html#ixzz2vqbCqYwZ
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On Thu, 3/13/14, anartax...@yahoo.com
<anartax...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: So what have we learned
from the pundit riots?
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, March 13, 2014,
The
photos of the compound in the newspaper look much
like
a minimum-security prison compound. I think all we need
to
do is have a more flexible mindset (characteristic of
creative intelligence: flexibility) and agree that
slavery
is a good thing, and encourage its practise. Let's
keep
those little buggers locked up! Organisational
transparency,
freedom, compassion, that's for wimps. Totalitarian
ideas is what this situation needs. Any situation that
requires the natural, spontaneous flow of all the laws
of
nature to produce results must be forced into this mould
at
all costs.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
<LEnglish5@...>
wrote :
Are
you *really* trying to make a case that children
essentially
sold into slavery by their own parents have an obligation
to
"fulfill their contract?"
Are you saying
that if said *adults* are not fulfilling the terms of
their
legal contract, they should continue to be housed in the
USA
and paid money rather than flown back to their home
country?
You seem to be
attempting to paint them as victims. They are under
pretty
much, as far as I can tell, the same kind of contract
that
trained Jackie Chan as a Chinese Opera performer in Hong
Kong. Such contracts may not be the best thing for
children,
but that is irrelevant to the question of what to do
with
them once they decide to stop working after coming here
as
adults with visas that describe specific working
conditions.
If adults like
Jackie Chan came to this country under contract to
perform
in Chinese Opera productions and decided they no longer
wished to perform, the entertainment company that
brought
them to the US to perform would be under no obligation
to
continue to house them and keep them in the USA once the
contractees decided to stop working.
In fact, as I
understand it, it would be illegal for a company to do
so
since they were given
work visas in this country for a specific purpose and if
they are no longer living in this country for that
specific
purpose, if they remained, they would automatically be
here
illegally unless their status was changed through action
of
American immigration officials.
If
they want to attempt to change their work visas, that is
a
completely different issue than what is apparently going
on,
and it is highly doubtful that any of them have work
skills
that would allow them to legally be here if it
wasn't
under the extraordinary circumstances that it took
several
years for the TM organization to
arrange.
Visas usually
aren't given to 1,000 people at a time so they can
come
to the USA and chant and meditate for several
years.
If you are
saying that the pandits were abused as kids and should
be
seeking asylum, that too is different than what the
newspaper accounts have been saying, and you have no
proof
that it is the case.
If you are so
concerned, you can always write the Indian ambassador
and
express your insider knowledge of the situation in order
to
help these people. It is your moral obligation to do so,
don't you agree?
L
