How dangerous is Stephane Hemon?

[Anonomos]

If you were faced with the decision to either lie to people you’ll likely and hopefully never meet or be “forced” to work at McDonald’s, what would you choose?

Perhaps your decision would be different.

But I ask:

What would Mr. Hemon choose?

If someone took something valuable that belonged to you and then used it not only to draw attention and admiration to himself by distorting it and passing it off as his own but also made a healthy profit in doing so, what would you think of such a man?

Would you applaud him?

Would you admire and revere him?

Would you respect such a man?

Not only that but what if what he stole and distorted from you became a danger to the people he claimed to be helping?

How would you speak of him to your associates?

Would you tell them what a great and altruistic man he is?

Would you find him to be a man of the highest morale and integrity?

And if you later discovered that what he stole and distorted from you resulted in injuring others at their own expense, how would you respond?

Would you be overtaken with enthusiasm?

Would you advise your closest friends to learn from him too?

Would you conceal it because it was a secret too good to share?

How would you react?

Furthermore, if the facts concerning a plagiarist, charlatan and conman are exposed by direct witnesses, would you expect such a man to acknowledge the truth to himself or anyone else, especially when he has publicly stated that he has practically everything to lose if he does not continue?

Or would you expect him to him explain away, justify his position, and defend himself by trying to convince himself and others that the people he stole from or injured are the ones at fault and that he did not bring it upon himself, regardless of whether he was aware of it or not?

Is a story slander if it reveals the hard facts?

Or is it simply the honest truth, no matter how undesirable it may appear?

Does Mr. Hemon not realize that there are those who know exactly where his “consciousness level” actually is?

And if his delusions become a threat to too many people, would he not expect the “greater authorities” to intervene with the aim of sparing others the damage of being misled by someone who isn’t in possession of the knowledge he claims to be offering?

 

[DoubleBarrel]

I've been looking into this guy's material recently.

Check this one out:

http://www.ideagasms.net/bypassing-the-mind/

At the beginning he says he does not teach "enlightenment" but then for the rest of the lengthy article he proceeds to teach "enlightenment".

How can his reader's not see the hypocracy?

 

[Luthor Rex]

http://www.thundercatseductionlair.com/2008/09/22/ideagasms-melt-down-stephanes-lies-revealed/

At this time (around the beginning of 2006), he began to delve headfirst into some really freaky “New Age” stuff that would make even a messianic cult leader blush. Now I happen to enjoy a lot of new agey concepts, I’m no atheist – but he took it to such an extreme that I’m almost surprised to still be alive. He claimed he was going to achieve something called “Ascension” – a state in which a person evolves to the point that they have no more issues in life, no more karma, and their soul walks out of their body and gains the ability to manifest any physical object they desire (e.g. gold, food, women, a new body), fly to other galaxies and back, and live the rest of their life in a constant state of orgasm. He claimed he was going to do it by the end of 2008, and that if we followed him, we would be able to do so as well. Most of us would go in 2012, but a special few of his closest, most devoted students, might be able to make it by his side in 2008. To grant credibility to these claims, he cited the guidance of a reclusive, enigmatic “aunt”, who was supposedly one of the top 10 or 20 spiritual people in the whole world. She never communicated to anyone except through him, yet that didn’t stop her from giving us remote “past life readings” for $30 a pop – readings which were rife with duplications, historical inaccuracies, and contradictions. In the spring of that year, he stopped talking about her, and largely quieted down on the Ascension talk too- and it wasn’t until I asked him on the phone, “whatever happened to that aunt of yours?”, that he brushed it off by saying she went insane and disappeared. And that was the end of that.

Holy fvcking sh!t

:crazy:

Stephane bought coke for himself and himself only. Stephane would justify his drug use with being enlightened, saying that because he was of higher consciousness, the drugs would not drag him down.

He took me into the back pulled down his pants and forced my mouth on his ****, even though I told him I didn’t want to. I was pretty unattracted to him at this point (and had already attempted to leave twice but was manipulated by being made to feel like I was weak for leaving and ended up staying). He told me that I actually was attractive because I was like an immature novice and he could teach me how to have sex and all that bull****.

It was then, when I was akwardly and uncomfortable barely sucking his ****…. like it was in my mouth and I wasn’t even sucking it…. it was just in there…. it just clicked, you know? I knew then that this was not the lifestyle for me.

High on mushrooms, I pretended to be asleep while I devised a plan of escape.

What a guy! A woman pretends to be a sleep while his **** is in her mouth! OMG, it would be so hilarious if she had started snoring!

:crackup:

 

[taiyuu_otoko]

everybody's got a gimmick...However, if you are going to transform yourself into a cult leader, at least figure out way to keep girls interested in your c*ck, so they don't pretend to be asleep. That is just foolishness.

Bonus points if you build a cult of horny women and not convince them to kill themselves, or get gunned down by the FBI. Some of these cult leaders just don't think things through.