I'm shocked and saddened that anyone would threaten you in such a way and I can't imagine anyone I've come across on this forum doing so. I'm also not aware of any posts that are not allowed unless they're way off-topic or clearly disengenuous or trolling in nature.

If you've read here, you must be aware that there are two Prem Rawats. The public facing Prem adored by his adherents and the man behind the curtain who had people close to him sworn to secrecy and made to sign non-disclosure agreements if they wanted to remain close to him. Fortunately, many of them broke their vows of secrecy in the higher interest of warning others about Prem's behaviors that stood in stark contrast to his "message of peace."

As for objectivity, my posts are based on thirty-six years of practicing Knowledge with all my heart and soul; from nearly a decade in Guru Maharaji's ashram to the contemporary era of significant local and regional finances in support of Prem Rawat and his events. My objectivity stems from Prem's crushing abuse and exploitation of me as a premie, as well as the crushing realization - after I read the truth exposed by so many eye-witnesses - that I'd dedicated my life and invested everything in such a hypocritical and deceitful man purporting to posess and reveal the source of my existence. This perspective, of course, came about only after I was able to break free from my cult indoctrination, i.e., finally free and able to look back and see things... objectively.

To answer your questions, 1) negative posts are certainly not the only posts allowed; 2) my objectivity stems from my experience and acceptance of trustworthy eye-witnesses; and 3) yes, I am 100% certain Prem is fake.

Anyone who posts in support of Prem (positively) should be prepared to back-up their support in a rational and responsible manner, which typically requires acceptance and discussion of deeply troubling and uncomfortable facts about Prem. Many who have tried come across as too steeped in their "leave no room for doubt" cult indoctrination (the fear of and taboo against criticizing their master) to be taken seriously.

I remember "protoss" when you posted a few times many years ago. Welcome back!

Bob