--- In [email protected], bob_brigante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "nablusos108" <nablusos108@> > wrote: > > This little thing, changing a word here and there in a silly article, > > and all the TM-haters goes bananas. They seem to become more and more > > desperate as the success from the Invincible America course grows > > stronger. > > > > There is a great purification going on worldwide, and the TM- haters > > are just in the middle of it. > > > > ************** > > It is because I am not a TM-hater that I object to the pointless > rewriting of an article in order to give TMers a distorted view of what > is going on in the press. This sort of suppression of actual facts is > typical of weak regimes, like North Korea and other Communist or 3rd > world dictatorships. > > The WP article was read by lots of people (their print Sunday edition > goes to one million, plus however many read their free web edition). > The invincibleamerica.org site is read by a handful of TMers. So > editing out material that the TM PR guys found objectionable has no > effect on the public, but is intended merely to make TMers feel good > about what a great job they are doing spreading good news about TM. > This false and self-congratulatory attitude does the TMO no good, and > sooner or later, when these Scientology-like gimmicks become well- known > in the media world, TM PR efforts will be derided, just as Stalin's > airbrushing of photos to eliminate enemies. > > Logical and adult people would have written a letter to the editor of > the WP explaining what TM is (certainly not a breath-control technique > as described in the article) and ignored mentions of homeopathic > remedies,etc. What the TMO gets instead of logical and adult is Bob > Roth's pathetic lying...
Agreed. My point is only that it is not much of a big deal. This fellow makes a small mistake in his eagerness and them he apologies. Why all this agitation over a small thing ?
