--- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > new morning wrote: > > You are missing my point. > > > It's not a stretch of the imagination to believe that Mia > tried to jumb Marshy's bones in the cave that night. She has > a record of attempting to seduce older men with power, Frank > before Marshy, and Woody after. Robert Gimbel also pointed > this out. > > And it's not a stretch of the imagination to believe that > John Lennon did drugs at the Rishikesh TTC. Robert also > pointed out that Magic Alex was smuggling in drugs of all > kinds. Are we to assume that the drugs were for Cynthia or > Jane Asher? I think not. > > And it is not a stretch of the imagination to believe that > the Marshy kicked the Beatles out of the Rishikesh TTC. > The way John left in such a huff has all the earmarks of a > drug-induced, paranoid freakout of someone who is stoned > out of his mind on LSD or some other substance. > > Are we to believe that John or Paul objected to a rumor cast > about by Magic Alex that Marshy had a tumble with a nurse? > Now that's a stretch! John Lennon most likely couldn't wait > to get back to his London digs and his stash and Paul would > hardly be a candidate for moral outrage since he was sleeping > with Jane in front of the conservative crew headed by Nancy > de Herrerra. > > However, it is a stretch of the imagination to believe that > Marshy, who was celibate up until age 50, would succumb to > carnal temptations for a year or so, then go back to being > celibate for the next forty years. This was pointed out by > Lawson English on more than one occasion. > > It's also a pretty big stretch of the imagination to believe > that Marshy would be attracted to any skinny, white bliss-ninny > at 3:00 AM in the middle of the night at a yoga camp with a > skin-boy crouching outside the door. > > But if so, so what, according to Curtis. > > It is also a stretch of the imagination to believe that the > Marshy was able to pull this off in front of Mother Olsen, > Debbie Jarvis and Ms Pittman. I just don't see how the Marshy > could have done this with thousands of people walking in and > out of his bedroom on a daily basis. > > But IT IS NOT a stretch of the imagination to believe that > some women, seeking power and TMO status, would want to seduce > the Marshy. Curtis and Ned have already admitted that one of > the primary reasons they attended these TTCs was to get women > into bed. I've posted an excerpt from Ned's book which is a > clear example of this. > > But, MY point is that either way, there are some who owe us > all an explanation. These events, and the TTC's in Spain and > Switzerland, happpened a long time ago, back in the late '60s > and early '70s. If it's true about Marshy having sexual > relations with female students way back then, why weren't > were warned about this a long time ago? > > Instead, we have Governors and Ministers, who mixed up and > served the kool-aid, still not coming clean to this very day. > For example, Tom Anderson, who claims to have been Marshy's > personal secretary at Majorrca TTC, worked for Marshy for > over three years and in over a hundred derogatory posts to > Usenet over a period of years, never once mentioned this, and > Tom is obviously not a great admirer of the Marshy! > > It seems to me, that if someone is going to put Marshy > on the same level as Da, Sai Baba, Swami Rama, and Fred Lentz, > they should at least explain why they tacked up all those > posters promising enlightenment in 5-7 years AFTER the alleged > events took place. What's up with that? > > I can understand why they wouldn't want to refund any money for > selling water down by the river, (since they are probably all > broke now) and I can understand why they'd be defensive about > passing out all the kool-aid, but why can't we have a little > honesty here? > > Judy apparently thinks it would be a good idea. > > Some of those claiming TMO status are even using annonymous > names, so what's up with that? > > Or, is it true that almost everyone here hasn't been inside a > Marshy Golden Dome in years or that they spent all of, what, > one minute in a one-on-one conversation with the Marshy. I'd > be willing to believe that not a single informer on this list > ever got within ten yards of the Marshy. Yet they would like > everyone to think that they are some kind of expert on the > comings-and-goings of Mr. Varma, who hasn't even been seen in > public for thirty years. > > But what is most puzzling to me is why would the kool-aid > mixer put up a discussion forum to discuss spiritual subjects > and then bring it down with work-a-day gossip in emails by > the likes of Ned Wynn? Now THAT is a 'go figure'! > > And they call me a troll for bringing this up? > > At any rate, for those who are interested, here is a link > to some of my 1,000s of 'stories' posted to Usenet since 1999. > > Enjoy. > > WARNING!!! There are some informers here who do not want you > to read these posts, you have been warned. > > Sorted by date: > http://tinyurl.com/yq8baa > > Reflections on the Transcendent: > http://www.rwilliams.us/ > > > I did not say I beleive the above, I am simply applying the > > logic found in some posts, or extensions of it. > > > > I have no (stated) opinion to be changed by reading his past > > posts. I have read enough to draw my own (perhaps quite > > erroneous and hollow) conclusions about them -- my own "stories". > > > > And that you cannot gladly and eagerly hold in your mind the > > contradictions between your view of truth and Richard's > > implies you are like "totally not spiritual" :) (All > > contradictions being like really spiritual. Haven't you even > > read Jaiami dude!?) :) > > > Tex,
Seeing as how you are completely off your rocker, I hope you get the help you clearly need.
