--- In [email protected], Jason Spock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > My TM-tutor says that all documents even the ones that are audited are 'Cooked up'. > > 'Cooking the book', is practiced in an Art form in india because of decades of Socialism and high rate of Taxes. > > He says that Money is brought into india in the form of Gold > and It directly goes to the two Nephews.
I wonder, then, if there is such a thing as an international "forensic auditor"; that is, a CPA-type professional that can cut through the quirks of a particular culture's "tricks" in order to get at the heart of what's going on financially in circumstances such as this. > > ShempMcGurk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Date: Sat, 05 May 2007 17:15:43 -0000 > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: This guy Girish is creepy > > > Attempts to amass money is not "bad". > > Taking money from well-meaning donators under the auspices of a non- > profit organisation and then using it for your own personal gains > IS "bad". And it's not holy either. > > If many of the posters on this forum are to be believed, that is > precisely what is happening with both Girish and his family. > > Is it true? I don't know. I've never seen formally audited > financial statements of the Movement's goings-on in India in order to > confirm whether it's true. > > Hey, I hope these nay-sayers are wrong...and it would be great to be > proven wrong. But I ask: Do such audited documents exist? If so, > what do they say? Do they contradict the charges against Girish et. > al. that have been made here? > > One thing that is NOT acceptable to me: leaders and figureheads of > non-profit organisations that solicit and accept donor money who > appoint blood relatives to positions of administration and control > over such monies. > > Appointed relatives in position of power and control over money plus > absense of audited financial statements does not a pretty picture > make. It doesn't necessarily mean that fraud and misuse of funds is > occuring in this instance. But the fact that relatives are running > the show makes the need for independent oversight all the much more > vital. > > Do you not agree? > > > > > --------------------------------- > Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell? > Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos. >
