--- In [email protected], "sparaig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Rick Archer > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > on 10/24/05 10:37 AM, TurquoiseB at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > >>>> Maharishi doesn't like labor governments. > > >>>> His comment on Britain's Labor > > >>>> Party: "They are laborers. They shouldn't > > >>>> be running the government. Give > > >>>> them a shovel and tell them where to dig." > > >>> > > >>> This shows that he may well have lost the plot. History > > >>> will rate this particular Labour governemnt to be > > >>> the best Conservative government that we have ever > > >>> had. But it is still a Labour government. MMY's > > >>> advisors are more concerned about rubbing oil > > >>> into his feet and keeping their jobs than retailing > > >>> the truth, and taking the consequences. Can't he see it? > > >> > > >> I don't think he understands what a Labour government is. > > >> He's just ragging on the term "Labour" because he's mad at > > >> Blair and the UK in general. > > > > > > I don't think Maharishi understands what a government > > > is, period. > > > > > > He's lived in never-never land all of his life, inside > > > ashrams and then at the center of one (his movement). > > > The only "governmental" structure within those organ- > > > izations is Big Boss Man telling everybody what to do. > > > No one gets a vote, no one else's opinion is solicited > > > or valued; it's Big Boss Man's way or the highway. > > > > The reason he doesn't like democracies is that he doesn't consider > the > > common man qualified to have a say in governmental policy. He > thinks that > > individuals should just concern themselves with their individual > lives and > > leave the big government stuff to those whose dharma qualifies them > to > > manage it. > > > > So where does GW Bush's dharma as a child of privelege fit into all > this? If a demonstrably enlightened dictator took over the USA, that > might be nice while he is alive, but will all his descendents be > enlightened? The divine right of kings falls apart by the next > generation, regardless of how saintly King Arthor himself may be. >
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