And in the mainstream media, Rawat's followers have failed to get a single positive article in any recognised media publication since Rawat allowed limited talking to the media. Instead they have to resort to advertorials. In contrast, the few genuine articles that have been printed in recent years have been reasonably balanced from an outsider's point of view. The reality of course is that Rawat is of little interest to anyone outside of premies and active ex-premies.

Well yeah, but are you sure they tried Dan Rather?

But seriously, if they haven't made inroads into the eminently corruptible mainstream media, they're not ever going to make inroads into the fact-check obsessed "virtual media" of the internet. Which reminds me, did anyone see Dennis Miller's interview of Deepak Ochra? He just boxed him around the ears a little, but one got the impression he could have KOed the guru had he half a reason to do so.