HOLD THAT CRAZY WEBSITE!

tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3331241140345153210.post-25297098526326997202008-01-05T18:14:00.002-05:002008-03-02T19:42:04.233-05:00HOLD THAT CRAZY WEBSITE!Kissy-Mushie Websites Key to Future? As if we needed any more proof that the present Baha'i administration operates a cult, their new search engine has been unveiled. It will lead the seeker only to approved web sites. It is named "Majnun" after the loco boyfriend of Layla, in Persian myth. It refuses to name itself after anything American. This is one more telling factor in Baha'i activity that spells "cult." The elite Baha'is of America demand that the little people slough off all vestiges of language, culture, civil rights and freedoms, and even the right to explore non-approved websites. Abstractly, of course, that right is theirs, but to mention having visited a non-approved site is to invite shunning. Who is approving these "approved" sites? By what right do they seek to limit freedom to explore the Internet? Is it censorship? Looks like it from here. Some will say, they can use the Majnun site if they want to or not, it's not censorship. Again I will remind the reader that the Baha'i Faith in American today is a cult, even if its s most prominent leaders wear suits and went to college and came from Moslem countries. Any Baha'i wishing to exercise his Baha'i rights must weigh that righteous act against the cost he will incur if and when it comes up against a Baha'i administrator's ambition or guilt. (Baha'is at the bottom of the ladder are taught that ambition and wrongdoing are wrong, and they usually are free of them.) It should come as no surprise that a Baha'i administrator is a seed bed of paranoia. It is our experience that he or she will crush ruthlessly any attempt of an ordinary Baha'i to actually exercise his rights. Such exercise leads the community to witness that their emperors have no clothes; rather than living to uphold the righteousness of the Writings, Baha'i administrators plot and scheme to confuse the person and send them into excommunication. We watched it for 30 years. Kissy-mushie Baha'i websites that lull the reader into believing he has reached Nirvana are living proof that the Baha'i Faith they would wish us to see does not exist. Heaven is where the pink clouds and waterfalls are; here on earth is, in the words of The Master, a "dung heap." Why do the Baha'is strive to make us believe that heaven is already here when their own Writings say it never will be? Why are they afraid of what the Baha'is will see? Why are they afraid of letting the Baha'is learn the modern history of their own faith? Why are they trying so hard to make everything safe? Baha'i executives have learned that the children of the 'sixties and their children want to live in a world of idle fancies and vain imaginings. It is not easy to train your own mind to rational thought after having grown up on "My Favorite Maritain," "Howdy Doody," and Elmo, but if we don't we are sitting ducks for those ambitious souls whose chief delight and aim in life is to control our minds. Some may act from personal ambition, some may sincerely believe they are the appointed shepherds for the unfortunates (you and me). Either way, they are terrified of questions; questions are the solvent which loosens their grip on our minds. Questions keep our minds alive and strong, the way God made them to be. Baha'is, ask questions! Never stop asking questions!MrDonuthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07356628045644981645noreply@blogger.com