Wednesday, March 15, 2017

Amway Ambot Group Pressure



Here’s a post courtesy of David Brear who writes the MLM the American Dream Made Nightmare blog.

Group-pressure is one of the co-ordinated devious techniques of psychological persuasion always used by cults.

Perhaps you know that the first book exposing 'Amway' as a cult, was by a former adherent of the 'Peoples' Temple'cult, Phil Kerns. It was entitled, 'Fake It Till You Make It.'

In the late 1970s, secretly financed by the 'Soviet' regime, more than 1000 'Peoples' Temple' adherents were persuaded to go to a remote plot of land in the jungle of Guyana. This worthless scrub had been acquired from the 'Soviet'-backed Guyana government. Years had already been spent clearing the site and planting it with crops, to build Jones' Utopian dream-world, which he claimed would be safe from an imminent nuclear holocaust. In reality, what Jones' followers were doing was not rational, because this region was too close to the Equator to support such a large population. In the end, his group was cut off from external reality, without passports and living behind barbed-wire under brutal siege conditions (convinced that the US government was going to send a murder squad to wipe-out 'Jonestown'). Dissidents to this dark fairytale risked torture in a sensory-deprivation cell, and/or injection wth psychotropic drugs. In reality, the group had always been slowly starving to death, but Jones (who maintained a monopoly of information) steadfastly pretended that his 'Agricultural Project was a huge success.'His followers were obliged to smile in front of any visitors and play the same dangerous game of make-believe. However, one trusted-adherent managed to come to her senses. Whilst on a trip to the capital of Guyana, she ran away and escaped back to the USA with the help of the US Embassy. She tried to blow the whistle, but was attacked by Jones reality-inverting propaganda machine as a 'liar and a thief.'

Eventually, rather than face reality, Jones killed himself and more than 900 of his prisoners. This mass-murder is often described as a mass-suicide, but around 25% of victims were infants and babies. Their parents obeyed Jones' orders and squirted poison into their screaming children's mouths. (The whole event was recorded on sound-tape by jones himself). Previously, Jones ordered the assasination of US Congressman, Leo J. Ryan, and a television crew, who were visiting 'Jonestown' on a fact-finding mission. Several millions dollars in gold and cash was later recovered from 'Jonestown.' This was stashed in Jones' quarters.

Just like you observe, Phil Kerns deduced that even 'Amway' adherents who appear to be 'hugely successful,' are invariably starving whilst recklessly dissipating all their own resources to the benefit of their leaders, under the delusion that this will enable them to achieve the Utopia known as 'total financial freedom.'

Phil Kerns (who was in the 'Peoples Temple' in California, before the 'Jonestown'exodus) was invited to an 'Amway' function, and he immediately recognised the tell-tale delirious looks on the faces of the worshippers who were paying-through-the-nose to attend. Kerns then decided to infiltrate 'Amway' and, over a period of time, he conducted interviews with fanatical core-adherents and he took many photographs.

Kerns discovered that, like the enslaved followers of Jim Jones, 'Amway' adherents were living a complex, ego-building lie and their doomed-project's apparent 'success' often had the effect of fooling casual observers, and of drawing other vulnerable people into the same dangerous game of make-believe.

Even today, you can find a few propagandists active on the Net., who still steadfastly pretend that Jonestown' was a 'huge success' and that Jim jones was a 'completely innocent man framed by his jealous enemies.'

David Brear (copyright 2011)

6 comments:

  1. David Brear brings up a very important point: in cults like Amway or Scientology or Jim Jones's People's Temple, you must always say that "Things are going great! Everything is a big success!"

    To do otherwise (i.e. by being calm and rational and clear-headed) is considered treason.

    It goes back to that vicious and malignant book, "The Power of Positive Thinking." Millions of silly people have had their minds corrupted by that text.

    You can see the sickness in the faces of those Amway freaks at the various "functions," where they have a look of glassy-eyed fanaticism and mindless belief plastered on their countenances. You ask yourself: "Are these people human, or are they robots?"

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    1. Anonymous - yup that's the whole point. Lying to others about how everything is going great in hopes of getting them to join the cult.

      They are Amway robots. Ambots!

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  2. Has the biggest Amway adherent, David Steadson, been around lately? I haven't heard much from him lately.

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    1. Not around here. Those Amway loses are a bunch of prudes and don't like the swearing.

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  3. Steadson has disappeared. He was a paid whore for Amway and for a few other MLM rackets, so perhaps when they stopped paying him he just went away and got into some other line of work.

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    1. There's always a certain amount of pleasure when motherfuckers like that get fucked over by the scams they religiously devote their lives to defending. Really Amway has a bunch of losers who make assholes out of themselves all over the Internet who do it for free. Why pay someone to make an asshole out of themselves when others will do it for free.

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Comments are moderated but we publish just about everything. Even brainwashed ambots who show up here to accuse us of not trying hard enough and that we are lazy, quitters, negative, unchristian dreamstealers. Like we haven’t heard that Amspeak abuse from the assholes in our upline!

If your comment didn’t get published it could be one of these reasons:
1. Is it the weekend? We don’t moderate comments on weekends. Maybe not every day during the week either. Patience.
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4. Gossip that serves no purpose. There are other places to dish about what Diamonds are having affairs or guessing why they’re getting divorced. If you absolutely must share that here – don’t name names. I get too many nosy ambots searching for this. Lets not help them find this shit.
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