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---In [email protected], <awoelflebater@...> wrote : ---In [email protected], <mjackson74@...> wrote : whose privacy is being invaded? Given the nature and tone of the letter I certainly can't see why it would have to be confidential in any way. I thought he stated his reasons for finding George's "conversation" with MMY suspect and perhaps superfluous and it all came across as simply his viewpoint on the thing. Why Hagelin would feel he needs to keep this letter private and exclusive smacks of the hierarchical BS that seems to abound in the Movement - something I can't abide. Hagelin's letter was fine, there were no trade secrets, no mysteries revealed, nothing shocking to report. I respect his views given his experience of having been around MMY and I don't think his letter was unreasonable or extreme in any way. I don't think it needs to be private because it simply gives the reader a clear idea of where Hagelin stands on this subject (no surprises there). Dear Ann, If a person wishes to keep their private letters private. That is their right. It is not up to someone else to decide whether the content deserves privacy. Do you see that? Dan Here is what I see, Dan. The letter was addressed to Governors (of the Age of Enlightenment?).This would make this a relatively public letter. This is not a letter from John Hagelin to another single person. This is a leaked letter to a large group of people who, for some reason, have been singled out as worthy recipients of this correspondence. Now, why would Hagelin think this is only relevant to Governors and not to all those who have questions and an interest in this George guy's message purportedly from MMY after death? To my mind it is because this is how the Movement appears, in this case, to be set up as some hierarchy. I say it is unnecessary BS. Hagelin's message to all of the Governors on the planet is hardly a private message. I don't like hierarchies for the sake of hierarchies. There has to be a good reason for this kind of secrecy and need for exclusivity and as far as I can tell Hagelin's letter doesn't qualify. But maybe you have some insight I am not privy to. From: "srijau@..." <srijau@...> To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2014 8:13 PM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Jerry email to John sent on Sunday There is no compelling public interest in this that justifies the invasion of privacy of this confidential communication.
