Diversion tactics of Amway apologists familiar to all

Shyam

The transparent, diversion tactics employed by your Site's little flock of resident intellectully-castrated 'Amway' apologists are painfully-familiar to anyone who has had to deal with fanatical 'Scientology' apologists who unconsciously believe theselves to be absolutely righteous, enlightened, positive and pure souls engaged in a never-ending struggle against a negative, unenlightened, impure force of absolute evil.

Recently, two counterfeit corporate structures registered in France as independent private companies, but which were obviously controlled from the USA by the billionaire bosses of 'Scientology' mob, were convicted of organized fraud, and given hefty fines. Their senior officers were also convicted of fraud, given suspended prison sentences and fined. Although all these convictions and sentences have been appealed, it was proved beyond all reasonable doubt in France that 'Scientology' has been the front for a global racket, in which vulnerable targets are first persuaded that that they have significant personal problems which obstruct them from being happy and successful in their lives and which can only be overcome through their following 'proven self-betterment technology' and purchasing all manner exclusive 'positive' materials and services including publications, recordings and training courses. In this way, one of the original plaintiffs in the recent French case, was (effectively) coerced into parting with about $40 thousand. The most expensive single item that she was peddled was an elementary gadget (capable of detecting natural minor fluctuations in the electrical resistance of a person's skin) labelled 'e-meter,' which she was assured could'detect negativity.' This particular piece of fraudulent 'Scientology' wampum cost around $4000. According to the apologists of 'Scientology', this enterprise is not criminal, because individuals make a free-choice to buy reasonably-priced materials and services which can be of great benefit to them. Typically, obedient 'Scientology' adherents are given ego-inflating names, and/or ranks, and/or titles, whilst non-initiates are referred to using derogatory, dehumanizing terms. Although initiation can at first appear to be reasonable and benefits achievable, the 'Scientology' pseudo-science becomes evermore costly and mystifying. Ultimately, it is completely incomprehensible and its claimed benefits are never quantifiable.

The 'Amway' closed-market swindle or money circulation scheme, and related advance fee fraud or 'Tool Scam' , function in essentially the same way as its 'Scientology' equivalent. Vulnerable targets are first persuaded that they have signfificant personal problems which obstruct them from being happy and successful in their lives and which can only be overcome through their following a 'proven Business plan' and purchasing all manner exclusive 'positive' materials and services including publications, recordings and tickets to meetings. According to the apologists of 'Amway', this enterprise is not criminal, because individuals make a free-choice to buy reasonably-priced materials and services which can be of great benefit to them. Typically, obedient 'Amway' adherents are given ego-inflating names, and/or ranks, and/or titles, whilst non-initiates are referred to using derogatory, dehumanizing terms. Although initiation can at first appear to be reasonable and benefits achievable, the 'Amway' pseudo-science becomes evermore costly and mystifying. Ultimately, it is completely incomprehensible and its claimed benefits are never quantifiable.

The recent low-level investigation of 'Amway UK Ltd.' was conducted only under UK civil laws by officials from the Company Investigation Branch of the Ministry for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform who are prevented (by the UK Companies Act) from investigating, or prosecuting, criminal activity. However, when the billionaire bosses, and millionaire under-bosses, of the 'Amway' mob realized that not only their closed-market swindle, but also their related advanced fee fraud was potentially under threat of full official exposure and criminal prosecution in the UK, they took evasive action to avoid being held to account. Two 'Amway Diamond Distributors' (Patrick Gregory and Jerry Scriven) who had been running the UK advanced fee fraud for decades on behalf of Dexter Yager, were immediately expelled from 'Amway' and the company officers of 'Amway UK Ltd.' promised government regulators that, henceforth, the sale of all publications, recordings, tickets to meetings, etc., would be strictly controlled. Despite what Mr. Scott 'Tex' Johnson pretends, at no time, has there been a rigorous criminal enquiry into this vast advanced fee fraud which was allowed to operate in the UK for 34 years behind the perpetually-insolvent corporate front of 'Amway UK Ltd.' Just this UK branch of the global 'Amway' racket, has been estimated to have netted hundreds of millions of tax-free dollars for the grinning bosses of the 'Amway' mob in the USA.

It's no wonder that the squawking 'Amway' Lord Haw Haw, Mr. Steadson, is quite happy to attempt to focus your readers' attention on to the alleged merits of 'Amway' wampum.

David Brear