A challenge re: Adri's faked votes

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Dear Adri,

PAMHO AGTSP

 

The votes as they stand now are 1,917 for ISKCON

 

and 1,340 for the concocted ritvikism.

 

The ISKCON votes against the offensive concocted ritvikism are

nearly all verifiable with names of real devotees and their

living locations. I have compiled a database with all this

verifiable information, a glimpse of which is shown on CHAKRA.

These ISKCON verifiable votes are all real.

 

My hunch is that just as you faked a 'final order' you may also

be faking votes. 1,340 votes from ritviks does not match up with

the known meagre worldwide ritvik following. For example, from

your ritvik headquarters in Alachua you could only muster up 10

votes. Here in England you have a handful at the most. You have

practically none in all of Africa, you have only one or two

nutters in Australia, a few scattered here and there in USA, you

have some in Calcutta, you have 50 or so ritviks brow beaten by

Madhu Pandit in Bangalore, which means worldwide you have a few

hundred ritviks at the very most. So where did the other 1,000

votes come from?

 

Given that a nutter Ritvik hacked my COM address and sent out

bogus offensive e-mails in my name, a Ritvik hacking up

unverified votes cannot be ruled out. In the aftermath this will

increase your ill-reputation even further.

 

My challange to you therefore is to verify your 1,340 votes by

telling your voters to send one little simple e-mail to

 

internet.news (AT) bbt (DOT) se

 

with their name, location, and contact info so that they could

be contacted for verification of a real vote.

 

If you choose not to verify your votes then I for one will

conclude and broadcast that your votes are fakes because I found

out that if I wanted to I could go internet cafe crawling here

in England and clock up a 1,000 votes from different computers

at cost of just a few hundred pounds and a few days work. This

possibility is there on both sides, that is the defect in this

voting process by computer.

 

But verifiable quotes with traceable names and location and

contact info transcends all the computer defects.

 

The deadline for voting is 7 August 12 midnight USA time.

 

So match your votes with verification as ISKCON has done or face

another charge of trying to 'fake it until you make it'.

 

ys

 

ada