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Date Posted: 17:35:56 01/18/05 Tue
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Need some serious advice
In reply to: Robert 's message, "Re: Need some serious advice" on 21:43:59 01/17/05 Mon

>1. What about other members of UBF? If I
>completely stay away than what will happen to some of
>the younger/newer members of UBF? I don't want to see
>them suffer in the long run because I decided to just
>simply duck and run, even if it is the smart thing to
>do.

I think even if you tried to do something to alert the younger members of your chapter, it would fall on deaf ears. One member who left my chapter wrote a letter when he left and sent it to all the members. Everyone read it, but it was not enough to break UBF's spell on anyone. In the end, the chapter director said the contents of the letter served only to show the poor "spiritual condition" of the person who had left.

If you are familiar with the principles of mind control, then you know that the newer UBFers in your chapter are already under a strong spell. I would consider the possibility of trying to contact the parents of these UBFers. If the parents are concerned and interested, maybe you could help do an intervention. Otherwise, I don't think you have much chance of getting through to them. They will just have to figure things out in their own time. As we all know, most people who enter UBF leave eventually. Maybe you can help them when their time comes.

>2. I guess I stilll want answers, because I'm
>still hurt over what happpened, and if I stay away the
>pain is just going to keep gnawing at me, however I
>might never get an answer either.

How about a phone call to Sam Zun? This way you could confront him with the issues you want clarified. If he becomes manipulative or tries to lure you back into UBF (which is the only thing I can forsee him doing), then just hang up. You will then know that Zun cares not a whit about you and you will have your answer.

I would suggest you try to contact him by phone instead of in person. That way you can make sure things are done on your terms.

Regards,

Anonymous ex-UBFer

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Re: Need some serious advice -- Tony Lang, 05:49:09 01/19/05 Wed