Shyam
The smug Mr. ('IBOFB') Steadson, your resident 'Amway' character-assassin, continues to poison your Blog despite the fact that his despicable tactics must now be painfully obvious to your readers.
His latest cheap shot, offers me an opportunity to reveal to your readers just how far the 'Amway' mob are prepared to go, in order to repress dissent of their cultic racket.
Mr. Steadson now steadfastly pretends that I claim to be a 'cult expert' and that I have written a book which is of such little value that no 'reputable publishing company' would handle it.
Unlike Mr. Steadson, and his grinning billionaire bosses, I have never pretended absolute moral and intellectual authority. However, I have published a short booklet entitled 'The Universal Identifying Characteristics of a Cult,' using a private company which I incorporated in the UK with Dr. Edward Lottick, the noted American physician and former Chairman of the (Authentic) Cult Awareness Network. Despite what Steadson implies, at no time have I ever approached any other publishing company with any material I have written, let alone had material rejected. Therefore, his latest remarks are false and defamatory. Perhaps Steasdson would like like to reveal to your readers the names of all these reputable publishing companies whom he implies have sent me packing.
As far as I'm aware, no agent of the 'Amway' mob has ever seen a copy of my published booklet, but Steadson's efforts to denigrate and supress it are indicative of how much the 'Amway' mob fear what I have to say on cultism; for the word, 'Amway', does not appear in my booklet. Indeed, using one of his many self-gratifying identities, Steadson tried at length to have my booklet removed from a list of works on cultism posted on the Net, on the specious grounds that it was of no value because it was 'self-published.' Classically, Steadson tried to manipulate the editors of the Site in question, Wikipedia, pretending affinity with them whilst trying to character-assassinate Dr. Lottick and myself.
Interestingly, I describe in my booklet how:
"Cult leaders seek to control all information entering not only their adherents' minds, but also that entering the minds of casual observers. This is achieved by constantly denigrating all external sources of information..."
David Brear
The smug Mr. ('IBOFB') Steadson, your resident 'Amway' character-assassin, continues to poison your Blog despite the fact that his despicable tactics must now be painfully obvious to your readers.
His latest cheap shot, offers me an opportunity to reveal to your readers just how far the 'Amway' mob are prepared to go, in order to repress dissent of their cultic racket.
Mr. Steadson now steadfastly pretends that I claim to be a 'cult expert' and that I have written a book which is of such little value that no 'reputable publishing company' would handle it.
Unlike Mr. Steadson, and his grinning billionaire bosses, I have never pretended absolute moral and intellectual authority. However, I have published a short booklet entitled 'The Universal Identifying Characteristics of a Cult,' using a private company which I incorporated in the UK with Dr. Edward Lottick, the noted American physician and former Chairman of the (Authentic) Cult Awareness Network. Despite what Steadson implies, at no time have I ever approached any other publishing company with any material I have written, let alone had material rejected. Therefore, his latest remarks are false and defamatory. Perhaps Steasdson would like like to reveal to your readers the names of all these reputable publishing companies whom he implies have sent me packing.
As far as I'm aware, no agent of the 'Amway' mob has ever seen a copy of my published booklet, but Steadson's efforts to denigrate and supress it are indicative of how much the 'Amway' mob fear what I have to say on cultism; for the word, 'Amway', does not appear in my booklet. Indeed, using one of his many self-gratifying identities, Steadson tried at length to have my booklet removed from a list of works on cultism posted on the Net, on the specious grounds that it was of no value because it was 'self-published.' Classically, Steadson tried to manipulate the editors of the Site in question, Wikipedia, pretending affinity with them whilst trying to character-assassinate Dr. Lottick and myself.
Interestingly, I describe in my booklet how:
"Cult leaders seek to control all information entering not only their adherents' minds, but also that entering the minds of casual observers. This is achieved by constantly denigrating all external sources of information..."
David Brear
2 comments:
My mistake. I thought it was a book you tried to get published, not a community pamphlet, I mean "booklet"
So how's it going hawking your anti-Amway book, David? You've been talking about it being out soon for some years ... or is it a "booklet" too?
Persons interested in Brear's extensive body of work can get a sneek peek on Quixtar Cult Intervention. People considering the Amway opportunity need to discover what a 'closed market swindle' is and how 'advanced fee fraud' operates in the Amway realm, a veritable cult of mind washed dupes all promoting their supposedly 'independent businessess' while enriching cult initiators, the DeVos-Van Andel families.
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