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The activities of some people here must be ended, and immediately. A long, contentious and difficult effort by many people resulted in the consensus that: 1) the Prem Rawat article should have a "main" page that is biographic and encyclopedic in nature; 2) it would contain references in passim to critical views; and 3) there was so much unproven or debated allegation in that critical material that acheiving balance could ONLY be achieved through the creation of a companion critique page.

Now I see an attempt to hijack and undo all this work is afoot. This is not acceptable. The heart of the effort is to ignore our previous consensus and merge the articles, guaranteeing that unsubstantiated material (i.e., academically acceptable data such as hearsay and anecdote) is being touted as "the truth" and threatens to swallow up the core information. In other words, those with an anti-Rawat agenda want to establish the primary entry of Prem Rawat as wholly negative.

This is like defining an apple as " "a bad thing, horrible in taste and probably poisonous"" instead of "a fruit, red in color, which some people do not like." And the logical thing to do would be to create a seperate file about all the "bad" things about apples where those interested in learning about the "bad" facts can find more.

The "anti" viewpoints cannot and should not swallow the whole, but that's the unfortunate effect of merger. Keep them seperate.

As for the integrity of the data, Mr. Brauns has not sufficiently answered the questions that simple research presented. He is in fact the same registered owner of all of the main web pages cited in the negative views, and has dissembled by claiming that he is not the author. As owner of the webpage, he is responsible for their content, and his simply saying that there are other people who authored these duplicative pages but they are afraid to be held publicly accountable for their statements is not justification for making these pages the basis of credible research. It is clear that these duplicative pages are a sham designed to fool the public into thinking that their views are more widely held than in fact they are.

No merger. Revert as Zappas suggested, and no more phony links. Enough already. RichardG.

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I corrected some of the misinformation copied by Andries from Bikhar's essay, as well as the the corrected some facts cited by Andries, that were copied from an ex-follower's anonymous website, about the 1980's project called DECA. ≈ jossi ≈ 00:34, August 10, 2005 (UTC)