Don’t you just hate it when you
wake up and can’t get back to sleep again? Even more so when whatever you were
just dreaming about keeps you awake thinking about it and then thinking about
other things that may be connected to that dream.
I was dreaming that I was standing somewhere talking to a person when out of
the blue someone shot them. I saw who it was. Our Amway cult leader so I
decided to get the hell out of there ASAP. That was when he started chasing me
and kept shooting. I eluded him for a long time and then he caught up and shot
someone else who was near to me. Then the Amway cult leader tells me he’s
shooting people who won’t listen to tapes and that he won’t shoot me as long as
I go to this location and listen to a tape. And just so he knows I’m going to
the location he gives this top to me to wear that has a recording device on it
so he’ll know if I’m asking anyone for help so he can kill both of us. I
remember getting to the location but didn’t listen to the tape before I made
another getaway and woke up. Even in my subconscious I still refuse to listen
to Amway tapes! Fortunately my Ambot was not in my dream so I know he wasn’t
killed. Yeah it was a bizarre dream with the cult leader killing anyone who
wouldn’t listen to Amway tapes. The man chasing me didn’t look a thing like our
Platinum cult leader. He looked more like another infamous cult leader -
Charles Manson - except this one’s hair and beard were a lighter color.
When I read Eric Scheibeler’s book Merchants of Deception he stated that
some of the Amway cult followers told him they would do anything for their
hallowed leaders. Die for them. Kill for them. No hidden message here about the
threats. He genuinely feared for his life and his family.
You can download a free copy of Merchants of Deception at the link on the right
side of this page under More Information About Amway.
Its incredible the horrible acts that cult followers can be induced to commit
that they never would have considered prior to joining the cult. I don’t think
Scheibeler’s upline were all that different than my own.
At meetings our Platinum cult leader often told us about the guy who recruited
him into Amway. I never met the guy. He had long since quit Amway. Several
people upline of the Platinum had quit over 10 or 15 years so now the person
directly above our Platinum was the Emerald because everyone else inbetween had
dropped out. When the Platinum sack of shit told us about his sponsor he said
he threatened him when he signed up with Amway. Told him that if he didn’t make
any money at Amway then he would break the guys arms and legs. Sometimes he’d
change the story slightly and say the guys arms and legs would be torn out. You
know if it was me I wouldn’t go around bragging about something like that. If
anything ever happened to that sponsor, even after all these years, who is the
first person who’s going to be a suspect?
Our Platinum claims to be a good Christian and at every Amway meeting told
us that God is number one in his life. I don’t know. Good Christians go around
threatening to tear out people’s limbs if they don’t make money in Amway?
For Christsakes we’d be running into one armed and one legged people everywhere
we go!
Kind of like Jack the Ripper. This guy ought to be known as Jackass Platinum
the Ripper.
I just thought it was kind of stupid of the Platinum telling us this story at
all and especially telling it when we’ve got a tape recorder running. One of
these things that could come back and haunt him. I think the Platinum used that
story as a moral that he made money in Amway because its easy to make money in
Amway, therefore his sponsor didn’t need to go in for limb replacement surgery.
But is our Platinum really making any money? For all I know there’s a guy
somewhere out there who’s had his arms and legs removed all in the name of
Amway upline devotion.
The problem with cults is that they are very prone to violence, because their belief-system is absolutist and tyrannical. "If you want to be saved, you must believe and obey!"
ReplyDeleteEven a stupid business cult like Amway has these tendencies. Loyalty to the cult leader, unquestioning acceptance of cult dogmas, refusal to associate with non-cult members or critics, or those who have broken away from the cult -- this kind of behavior is something that anyone who has been in Amway can testify about.
So yes -- violence is a real possibility in Amway. Many IBOs are dangerous fanatics.