Doug,
          Thanks for letting us know that several Persons of Importance- i.e.,  
journalists and 
professors- in the last week sought your perspective about 'Fairfield 
happenings', 'Kansas', 
'what David Lynch is about', 'whether Lynch is 'on the level', and thank you  
for letting us 
know that you explained to the journalists and professors that you believe that 
 recent 
publicity about TM is having far more effect effect on retaining the faithful 
than on 
increasing TM initiations.  
         It seems that the professors and the journalists who contacted you 
might have 
thought differently, and contacted you for reassurance of some sort. In any 
event, thanks 
for giving us on FFL a hint of the extent of your activities....
         Despite your explanation to the journalists and professors, my own 
take on the 
recent publicity is that it is having a very positive effect to increase 
acceptance of TM 
among the massses, if not actual initiations.  
        
mainstream20016

--- In [email protected], "dhamiltony2k5" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], new.morning <no_reply@
> 
> 
> Yes, there is a commentary to make there about those numbers.  The 
> numbers probably say a whole lot more about things TMorg than just 
> the ME.  
> 
> Last week journalists and professors were contacting me on the side 
> wanting to know the story, "what is going on in Fairfield?"  "What is 
> the deal with the Kansas thing?"  "What is David Lynch about? Is 
> Lynch on the level?"
> 
> These numbers are some of where i sent these people.  And also some 
> of the recent threads here on FFL to read.
> 
> For the journalists, i pointed out that their publicity of what they 
> may write is way more impportant inside the cult of the TMorg now 
> than anything else it may or may not do for the TM movement to 
> increase initiations for the movement.  PR for holding the few 
> hundred people inside together like the Wash Post and recent NYT 
> articles are much mmore about the proving some validation to 
> themselves inside up there.  It is more about replay internally, 
> reading them out as age of enlightenment things about themselves.
> 
> One post i forwarded as a url from FFL here was that list of 
> questions that the recent visitor to FF posed here on FFL, as the 
> questions which the Washington Post travel-writer or the Washington 
> Post DC corps did not ask.
> 
> Also the posts about how the movement just takes PR of what is said 
> and sanitizes it to their satisfaction and use it to their own end 
> inside.
> 
> In net it is way more complex to write about than a short article can 
> do.  I noticed the west coast dropped the interest in the Lynch- 
> Donavan tour after it left the east coast.
> 
>  
> > 
> > http://invincibleamerica.org/tallies.html
> > 
> > Superradiance Tally by Date and Location
> > Date        Location        AM      PM      Location        AM      PM
> > 2 February  Fairfield/MVC   1416    1632    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 1 February  Fairfield/MVC   1451    1685    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 31 January  Fairfield/MVC   1451    1718    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 30 January  Fairfield/MVC   1473    1645    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 29 January  Fairfield/MVC   1512    1746    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 28 January  Fairfield/MVC   1374    1612    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 27 January  Fairfield/MVC   1513    1631    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 26 January  Fairfield/MVC   1527    1726    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 25 January  Fairfield/MVC   1514    1804    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 24 January  Fairfield/MVC   1498    1782    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 23 January  Fairfield/MVC   1525    1685    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 22 January  Fairfield/MVC   1527    1773    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 21 January  Fairfield/MVC   1322    1526    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 20 January  Fairfield/MVC   1490    1670    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 19 January  Fairfield/MVC   1474    1699    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 18 January  Fairfield/MVC   1524    1795    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 17 January  Fairfield/MVC   1473    1818    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 16 January  Fairfield/MVC   1447    1767    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 15 January  Fairfield/MVC   1385    1731    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 14 January  Fairfield/MVC   1399    1542    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 13 January  Fairfield/MVC   1553    1645    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 12 January  Fairfield/MVC   1718    1910    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 11 January  Fairfield/MVC   1589    1890    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 10 January  Fairfield/MVC   1580    1906    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 9 January   Fairfield/MVC   1608    1863    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 8 January   Fairfield/MVC   1588    1849    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 7 January   Fairfield/MVC   1487    1710    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 6 January   Fairfield/MVC   1551    1753    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> > 5 January   Fairfield/MVC   1584    1847    Washington, D.C. 
>       –       –
> >
>


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