Theos-Talk Archives (October 1999 Message tt00058)

Clint wrote:

> As to how I would have handled it, I would say give me
> some facts, man!  I have heard this whole Conger thing
> brought up 4 times now, and I don't even know the
> story, just a reference.  I would also say, there will
> always be a Judas, and Organizations will always have
> power struggles, but that you are presently in the
> very organization he is putting down, and that you
> have seen good things (if that is the case).

Yeah, that is what I am looking for too: FACTS.
I feel free as a Theosophists who is advised not to belief anything blindly
from anyone, I take the freedom to attack the action the then Leader of the
TS Colonel Conger did against the pupils of Point Loma. If others therefore
attacking me as having "borderline disorder" and the like as Jerry S.
(Heavens, forgive him) it cares me not much, as such attacks are only
against the personality and not against my Higher Self.
I am still waiting for facts or any good reason why in worldly ways or after
occult laws any leader of any organizations has the right to threat and
force pupils to believe blindly anything he claims and then, after not doing
so, lies and attacks them and withdraws the membership cards.
Would HPB ever did such things?
Why have I not the right to speak out those facts, of which are many
eyewitnesses exists?
Is it not the duty of a Theosophist to search for the truth and therefore to
ask questions?
Such things like the Conger affair need to be covered up, not to be glassed
over.

And, I repeat, it was not the victims side of Conger, but it were his
followers (Knoche, Donant) who brought up again that case into public
discussion which their twisted version of the important historical events
some fifty years ago in Point Loma-Covina.
It was Conger who launched a new TS called Pasadena and left the pupils of
KT and GdeP alone - not the contrary as Jerry S. will us make belief.

Frank

NO TS IS HIGHER THAN TRUTH.





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