--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: <snip> > But let's get back to the LIAR thing. > > I think that folks here have figured out by > now that it's a "desperation move" on the > part of those who resort to it. *Especially* > when they claim to "know" that someone else > is lying, when it's physically impossible > for them *to* know such a thing.
Something that liars like Barry have learned to take full advantage of... <snip> > As far as I can tell, that was the whole > *purpose* of Maharishi having Charlie "wait > in the hall" with all the other peons. *He > didn't think he was one of them*. And that, of course, was why MMY, according to Barry, told Charlie it was "Jerry's minions" who were making him wait by not telling MMY he was there. Oh, wait... > And, rather than suck it up and live with that, > Charlie stormed off in a snit and made the > whole thing into some grand conspiracy aimed > at discrediting *him* and keeping *him* away > from Maharishi. There were the "bad guys" (Jerry > and his "minions") and then there was Charlie. Just as MMY had explained to Charlie, according to Barry. <snip> > Charlie Lutes took that half an hour spent stand- > ing in the hallway of the Beverly Wilshire hotel > out on me personally. He tried his best over the > next months to get me fired from my gig with the > Regional Office and kicked out of the TM move- > ment. That, too, is who Charlie really was. Hm, maybe if MMY hadn't told Charlie it was Barry who had kept him out, he wouldn't have tried to get Barry fired. Or was it the tape recorder stunt, perhaps, that was behind it? <snip> > The guy couldn't even handle a half-hour wait. Or an hour's wait. Or several hours' wait. You know, depending on which version of Barry's story you read. > Being called a liar by John Manning is equivalent > to being pissed on by a gnat. No biggie. There's > not even enough substance in it to leave a damp > spot on your Trikking shoes. Let it go, and let > him go back to considering himself special. The Master of Inadvertent Irony strikes again.
