The Museum of Hoaxes
What is Neo-Tech???
Posted By:
Chuck
in Rhode Island
Jul 13, 2005
 <a href="http://www.neo-tech.com" title="www.neo-tech.com">Neo-Tech</a>

And you thought Hubbard was a nut.

a brief excerpt

"Neo-Tech not only lets man prevail, but lets each individual predict and then profitably control his or her future without boundaries or limits. Neo-Tech is personal liberty and universal freedom -- Illuminati power. …Flowing from countless ten-second miracles, Neo-Tech delivers endless riches, health, and romance."

hmmm...maybe its just beyond my comprehension.

I noticed references to the film "What The Bleep" on this site as well which is discussed in another thread on this forum.






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X
in McKinney, TX
 Member
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 | 09:12 AM
Anyone with the right confidence level can do these so-called miracles.
Citizen Premier
in spite of public outcry
 Member
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 | 12:50 PM
That was the longest turd I've ever seen.
Enlightenedbeyondbeleif
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2005 | 12:39 AM
Neo tech is nothing but a gateway, letting those that read it see beyond the 2000 year hoax of mysticism, a disease of the mind and move into the next stage of development, whatever that may be for the pursuing individual usually business and profit endeavours, individualism and understanding of reality and our reactions to objective reality.
bi
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2005 | 06:29 AM
Nonsense. Neo-Tech just replaces one set of dogmas with another set of dogmas. It asserts a lot of things about "objective reality" as being "self-evident" (i.e. it doesn't even bother to prove its assertions), and anyone who challenges these assertions is simply brushed off as an "irrational value destroyer". Individualism? Yeah, if you don't follow the Neo-Tech herd, you're not an individualist...
Andyzon1
Posted: Sun Jan 22, 2006 | 12:51 AM
Hi All,

Neo-Tech enables YOU to become GOD.

ALL will eventually go BEYOND Neo-Tech to become GOD!

Search on "Ascension Symptoms" in http://www.yahoo.com or
go to the following sites for more information

http://www.ascensionnow.bravehost.com
http://www.ascensionlightningpath.bravehost.com

LOVE,

Andyzon1 😊
bi
Posted: Sun Jan 22, 2006 | 02:05 AM
All will eventually become God. Eventually. _Eventually_. :-B
gc
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 | 04:26 PM
I RECEIVED A LETTER AND IMMEDIATELY WENT TO THE INTERNET TO LOOK UP THE NEO-TECH INFORMATION. I WAS INCENSED THAT SOMEONE WOULD TRY TO ENTICE ME TO LEAVE BEHIND MY CHRISTIAN BELIEFS TO "GO TO THE DEVIL." I HAVE NO INTENTION OF LETTING GO OF MY FAITH IN GOD, AND HE HAS BROUGHT ME TO THE LEVELS OF PROSPERITY I AM AT NOW, SO WHY RUIN WHAT I HAVE? PERHAPS NEO SHOULD READ THE HOLY BIBLE RATHER THAN THE SATANIC ONE. ISN'T THAT THE WRITINGS THEY ARE ACTUALLY MENTIONING IN THE LETTER? NO THANKS!
bi
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 | 08:01 PM
Jeez, doesn't gc know that he's playing right into the hands of Neo-Tech? Neo-Tech is trying to convince the whole world that everyone who doesn't like them is obviously a closed-minded Christian fundamentalist nutjob. Neo-Tech is nothing more than a scam, so don't give it too much credit.
enlightened beyond beleif
Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 | 07:46 PM
Neo tech is purely a technology just as a car is a technology for transport so neo tech is a technology for thinking, just as binary is a language for computer "thought". It simply verifies the things we all suspect are true and allows you to see REALITY more clearly and hence make better informed decisions not based on feeling and desire but on what is real. After you ingest this information, it becomes up to you as to what you do with it. Many people will call it a scam to hide their lifestyles, the very ones that usurp wealth from the 'common' man through power that people simply hand over. Neo tech is release from that power on what begins at an individual scale and will eventually spread to a global scale. There is nothing you can do about it but embrace true life and freedom on this planet and in this universe.
bi
Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 | 09:58 PM
Indeed, the best way to see reality is to cast aspersions on your critics!
enlightenedbeyondbeleif
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2006 | 05:05 PM
Yes and the best way to provoke money and power from a person is to speak with non sequiturs and use 'emotional blackmail' attempting to instill guilt in people so that they will hand people like you power. Fuck that.
bi
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 | 12:35 PM
Thanks for showing that I was correct. Anyway, I urge open-minded individuals to ignore the above slanders, and simply read my Pax Neo-TeX at http://zompower.tk/ or http://fzort.org/bi/neo-tech/ ... and decide for yourselves whether the "reality"-based Neo-Tech is really about "fully-integrated honesty" as they claim!

Once more: visit http://zompower.tk/ or http://fzort.org/bi/neo-tech/ !
EyesWideOpen
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 | 01:51 AM
Obviously the person that started this thread is a vicious fraudster and slanderous person, who just posted a brief description of the neo-tech advantages to thoughtlessly, ignorantly and dishonestly defame it as being nutty and mystical. On the contrary neo-tech is pure reason and honesty, it is very well the final illuminati protocol of the renaissance. It introduces and uses a new (new to our current anticivilization anyways) technique (so neo tech) defined as fully integrated honesty, that identifies and solves each and every problem in life through an unbiased and objective approach to reality. It
bi
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 | 02:28 AM
Hear, hear! Simply quoting directly from Neo-Tech literature is a vicious act of fraud and slander against Neo-Tech!

-- bi ( http://fzort.org/bi/neo-tech/ )
Charybdis
in Hell
 Member
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 | 09:30 AM
The problem, of course, is that none of you have proven it <i>isn't</i> nutty and mystical. Until somebody provides PROOF, as opposed to much rambling with vaguely 'sciencey' sounding words, we're free to view it as a fraud.

I might also point out, we don't currently live in an 'anticivilization'. Yet another nonsense term used in the wrong context.

If Neo-Tech works, how come you can't diseminate your information in a less rambling, vague, nonsensical way? Have you not been practicing what you preach?
bi
Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 | 12:18 PM
Oh, maybe someone can explain why this Neo-Tech / Nouveau-Tech "Secret Society" is so secret that heaps of web sites are talking about it. Just an example of Neo-Tech's "fully-integrated honesty".
whatthebleep
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 | 05:53 PM
Another secret clandestine clan that should be revealed! Hey, they even made a movie about it. It's called "The Lord of the Rings". Enjoy and Goo Goo Goo Joob.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LSP7zFIWX0
23
Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 | 12:21 AM
god does not exist.
Chuck
in Rhode Island
 Member
Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 | 09:25 AM
wow, I hadn't been to the old forum in quite some time and lo and behold I have been labeled a

"vicious fraudster and slanderous person, who just posted a brief description of the neo-tech advantages to thoughtlessly, ignorantly and dishonestly defame it as being nutty and mystical."

by someone calling themselves "EyesWideOpen"

umm, the "brief description" I provided was taken, word for word, from Neo-Techs very own website and I included a link to said site.

So, bearing that in mind, it seems that you sir (madam?), even in your highly enlightened state, are the slanderous person.


and since I have already been labeled as slanderous I might as well be slanderous.....moron
Sydney Steel
Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 | 11:42 AM
I too received the letter of invitation from Nouveau Tech and since response was free, I followed the directions and faxed back the invitation. I then received a 56-page booklet that was just an extension of the first letter and instructions to send $149.95 for the "Nouveau Tech Discovery." I was intrigued enough to locate the book and buy it on ebay for about $40 which is what I would expect to pay for a large, quality book anyway. I am assuming its quality, but since I haven't yet seen it, I must reserve judgement. Their initial claims are outrageous, but the documents I have seen are quite well written and common sense so I see no reason to call it "evil" or "nonsense" out of hand. Those of you who claim that it is anti God or some kind of scam are making assumptions based on nothing more than a few paragraphs you've seen. The society has been in existence for almost 30 years so I would think that educating oneself about it would be more prudent than dismissing it with no real foundation for your prejudice.
bi
Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 | 03:53 AM
Sydney Steel:

Before slinging mud at people and accusing them of "prejudice", did you really _read_ the criticisms they have of Neo-Tech? A "secret society" which is so secret that lots of people know about it, and several people even openly profess to belong to it. Totally pointless and meaningless neologisms like "anticivilization".

Oh, "The society been in existence for almost 30 years"? That's a lie too. Their original business start date is May 1990 ( http://worf.usshurdman.com/~vegas/commonreport.html?compid=48788 ).

Scram, you hack.
Sydney Steel
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 | 07:03 AM
Dear Bizarro Universe: I slung no mud, and I called no names or is your reading comprehension so lacking that you think anyone who MIGHT disagree with you is without worth? I merely asked that all reserve judgment until and unless they have read more than a few paragraphs of the book in question. I have now read some 40 pages of the book and it is quite anti religion and speaks of the "God Myth" which will certainly win it no friends in most circles. Now you scram you pseudo-intellectual punk.
bi
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 | 08:15 AM
What? Neo-Tech tells blatant lies -- they definitely _not_ been around for 30 years ( http://worf.usshurdman.com/~vegas/commonreport.html?compid=48788 ) -- yet I must still "reserve judgement" about them until I've forked out cash to these liars? And because I actually consider evidence that Neo-Tech is a liar, instead of simply ignoring the evidence like you do, therefore I have "reading comprehension" problems?

Stop your pretensions of open-mindedness, and get lost already, you hack.
Sydney Steel
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 | 07:50 PM
In BU, Are you being deliberately obtuse or does it just come naturally? My last post was a response to your charges that I was slinging mud, etc., etc. I have never defended Neo Tech OR the book, and, btw, I didn't give Neo Tech one dime. I bought the book on ebay out of curiosity, but I said all of that in my first post. You have just proven my remark about your reading comprehension. Thanks. Now let's see what you pull out of thin air on this one....
bi
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 | 10:27 PM
Oh, you blatantly _ignore_ the evidence of Neo-Tech's lying, so you can accuse people of "prejudice", of being "obtuse", of trying to "pull" things "out of thin air", and of being a "pseudo-intellectual punk". And suddenly it's me who have "reading comprehension" problems? This isn't slinging mud?

And if you're not defending Neo-Tech or their book, why do you repeatedly ignore evidence of their lies?

Shoo, you mud-slinger.
Sydney Steel
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 | 07:12 AM
InBU, At least you are consistent although being consistently obtuse is not a quality I would cultivate. And, incidentally, I didn't call names until you did although that's hardly a defense. I have, unfortunately, allowed you to bring out the worst in me.

Let me try just once more in response to your charges. I am not ignoring anything. I read your link and I am also aware that the activities of the nameless at NeoTech are dubious at best. I simply stated that one should not judge a BOOK based on a few excerpts they've read. I was curious. I bought the book on ebay. I've read 56 pages of it so far and have not formed my final decision since to do so at this point would be premature and prejudicial. I feel the same way about most controversial books. I am not trying to convince you of anything and cannot fathom why you see my opinion in that regard as "hack" or anything else derogatory. Maybe you should look inward to discover why this subject seems to provoke such anger. It's a pretty insignificant situation to stir you so, but that's your deal. I happen to think that intellectual curiousity is a good thing and book burning is a bad thing. I do not care at all what you read or don't read or believe or disbelieve. I stated that I think one should reserve judgement about a book until they've read it. From that statement you have extrapolated many and varied non existent qualities, beliefs, and opinions on my behalf. I'm just about finished with this whole subject unless you respond AGAIN with some off-the-wall over reaction.
bi
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 | 09:11 AM
Sydney Steel:

Whoever said anything about the book? The initial post by Chuck was about the _web_ _site_, and there's heaps of material there which people can check out and make informed judgements.

Who started bringing up the "book" "book" "book"? You, that's who. You repeatedly mention the "book" when everyone else was talking about the web site. Obviously you're just trying to find a bogus excuse to accuse people of closed-mindedness.

So shut up about the book already, and get lost, lamer.
Sydney Steel
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 | 10:27 PM
INBU, you've outdone yourself with your latest non grasp. "The book, the book, etc." you say when in reality my very first post to which you responded was all about the book and mine wasn't the first reference to it. Again, in reality, NeoTech is a PUBLISHING company and it is ALL about the book. There is no other way to find out anything about their beliefs than to read the book. Their website is about the book. "The Neo Tech Discovery" is the basis and sum total of the organization and the organization is a PUBLISHING company. In fact, the very website you suggested I read was a description and stats concerning the publishing company. Didn't you read it? But you're right about one thing and that's that I should move on, but not because you said "scram," but because I've wasted too much time trying to explain everything you don't comprehend.
bi
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 | 06:37 AM
Since you like using the phrase "in reality" so much, here's some reality for you: Nobody. Else. Is. Talking. About. Your. Frigging. Book. In Chuck's initial post, right at the very top of this page, there is a big fat URL that says www, dot, neo, dash, tech, dot, com. That's the web site everyone's talking about.

Now shut up about the book already and begone, lamer.
bi
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 | 06:41 AM
Oh, for everyone's information: surf to http://www.google.com/search?q=www.neo-tech.com/day15.html and check out the crackpotology that's Neo-Tech.
Sydney Steel
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 | 12:39 PM
And, what is the website about, genius? Aha! The Book. The website is just excerpts from it. "The Neo Tech Discovery" is a book. Neo Tech is a publishing company. No meetings, no anything except THE BOOK. How can you possibly distinquish the "organization" from the website, from the book? They are one and the same.
bi
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 | 08:32 PM
Excerpts? Yeah right, "excerpts" which run up to tens or hundreds of pages each. You're kidding no one. So what's wrong again with people making informed judgements based on the web site's content? Nothing, that's what.

Again, shut up about the book already.
Sydney Steel
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 | 10:23 PM
Not my assessment...That's what the website itself states "Excerpts from the Neo Tech Discovery..." Have you considered standup? Read carefully: NeoTech is the NeoTech Discovery; The NeoTech Discovery is a book....a manuscript...That's it. That's all. The website lists excerpts from a 1,000 page BOOK. Once again, NeoTech is a book.
bi
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 | 11:55 PM
Oh, they're "just" "excerpts" because Neo-Tech says so! Is Neo-Tech your authoritative source for truth? Do you need Neo-Tech to tell you how and what to think every time?

Again, what's wrong with people making their own informed judgements on Neo-Tech based on their own web site? There's boatloads of information on the web site to allow people to see that Neo-Tech is nothing but a pile of drool. If that's not enough for you, then clearly you're just a sock puppet for Neo-Tech. So go away, sock puppet.
Sydney Steel
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 | 07:54 AM
When I first came to this website I was hoping for an enlightened, meaningful, substantive discussion of the views expressed in "The NeoTech Discovery," but, alas, that is obviously an impossibility. It is painfully apparent that you are unequipped to do anything more than parrot the same uninformed mantra "Neo Tech is a scam. NeoTech is a scam." This exchange is a total waste of time because you know nothing else to say. I'm outta here you one-trick-pony, and all I've learned is that about you. You, on the other hand, have learned nothing at all. Good job. And, btw, I am nobody's sock puppet. Whose parrot are you?
bi
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 | 08:12 AM
Hey Sydney Steel, this is the third time you said you're "finished with the whole subject", you'll "move on", you're "outta here". So when will you walk the talk and actually just _get_ _lost_ _from_ _here_ like you kept saying you would? Huh?

Just another sample of the blatant dishonesty which you've shown again and again.

Begone, hack.
bi
Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 | 09:25 AM
Here's a recapitulation of some of Neo-Tech's lies:

http://www.able2know.com/forums/a2k-post2344061.html#2344061
Darius
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 | 10:19 AM
Neo-Tech Is Real And Will Open Your Mind To The World Around You I Am Happy That You Are The Ones Whos Do Not Believe Because Through There Letters It Allows Them To Weed Out The Weak Ones And It Allows For The Society To Grow With Winners And People Of Wealth And Power That Comes From The Society I Thank God That I Had The Power And Will To Follow My Inner Voice Of "Something Greater" And Requested That I Recieve There Publications I Am Now A Neo-Tech Insiders And Proud Of It . "Information In Black & White Should Cost Someting It Should Be Taken With An Open Mind And Remember Nothing In Life Is Free"
The Most Powerful Information Here On Earth Is Now In My Hands And Will Forever Be For All My Future Offspring

Thanks
Neo-Tech.com
bi
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 | 10:30 AM
Neo-Tech is so powerful that it causes one to type in all initial caps so that readers' eyes will bleed. Thanks, but no thanks.

Once again, here are some of Neo-Tech's lies exposed:

http://www.able2know.com/forums/a2k-post2344061.html#2344061
Charybdis
in Hell
 Member
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 | 10:54 AM
Yeah, I don't think I want my mind so open that I forget proper capitalization, spelling, and grammar usage. Why does magically becoming smarter always make people so stupid?
Sydney Steel
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 | 10:14 AM
OK, I've read The Neo-Tech Discovery and the Neo Tech System and will report on what I've learned. Neo Tech offers completely common sense and pragmatic strategies for achievement. The writers constantly stress the importance of eschewing mysticism in any form. Mysticism includes oppressive governments, astrology, numerology, religion and anything that requires the individual to defer to a higher authority. They maintain that the highest authority is human consciousness and one should not seek guidance from a mythical higher authority such as God but learn to rely on oneself for answers. I see nothing of a scam involved. You can either accept their teachings or reject them. Their claims are fairly outrageous, but I suppose one could use their system for business endeavors and realistically achieve what they promise. They're very smart and very practical. If you choose to believe in God, that, of course, is your perogative. It is therefore baffling to me why some get so heated and hostile. I just don't understand why Neo-Tech elicits such emotion.
bi
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 | 10:34 AM
Hey Sydney Steel, you said three times you're "finished with the whole subject", you'll "move on", you're "outta here". So why are you still here?

You're just like Bill Dawson. A Neo-Tech poseur.
http://zompower.tk/act3.p.05.php?20070131
Sydney Steel
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 | 10:40 AM
Came back because I received 4 emails and because I like rattling your cage since you're such an excitable little fella. I don't really give a flip about Neo Tech or you. Just a slightly amusing way to waste time. Do grownups with opposing or expanded views always blow your skirt up?
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 | 11:14 AM
So, what exactly is it about my "skirt" that elicits such emotions from you? Is it just _my_ "skirt", or is it skirts in general? Care to tell the rest of the world?

Hey, right after accusing everyone of having "emotions" and not reasoned opinions against Neo-Tech, it turns out that our poseur friend is subject to emotions too! So, beneath Sydney Steel's facade of a level-headed, rational mind, lies a... OK, let's not get into the details.

Tell you what, if you're so grownup and so interested in skirts, why don't you just go out and find some porn and jerk off to it? Or maybe you can master the arcane spells in your oh-so-great Neo-Tech Discovery book and summon yourself a few million wives? Really, there's no need for you to wank all over this thread with your outright lies.

( Again, more on poseurs: http://zompower.tk/act3.p.05.php?20070131 . )
Charybdis
in Hell
 Member
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 | 12:57 PM
<b>Ok, let's keep it civilized gentleman. There's no need to resort to personal attacks.</b> - Moderator
Sydney Steel
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 | 01:49 PM
What lies? Skirt is an expression. What are you smoking? Hard for me to behave like a gentleman since I am a woman, but I do try to keep it civil and am not prone to vulgarities. Anyway, as I said, IBU is an excitable fella. I'll stop toying with him now. It's too easy anyway. TaTa
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 | 08:47 PM
Sydney Steel s3z,

"IBU is an excitable fella."

You know, it might be a good idea for you to stop launching any more such personal attacks, especially when you're told to do so in no uncertain terms.

Back to the topic, here's an FAQ about -- or against -- Neo-Tech:
http://www.churchofvirus.org/virus.97/0484.html
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 | 01:10 AM
And the next bloke who tries to spew the "you've not read Neo-Tech so you can't criticize it" and the "if you don't like Neo-Tech just stop reading it" lines together, gets this from me:
http://zompower.tk/act4.p.04.php?gripe
CJK Ut
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 | 12:32 PM
Sydney steel texas
noticed you have read the book I like reading self help book to gain knowladge from my understanding it seems that neo tech may be refuring to the sixth sence whitch other books have done so exampel think and grow rich by neapolian hill would you recmend reading the book if you are the type of person that belives thay the only person responable for thair succes or failier.
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 | 07:50 PM
Well, _I_ won't recommend Neo-Tech's stuff for anything. But I'm sure Neo-Tech will recommend you to buy Neo-Tech.
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 | 07:52 PM
Again:
http://www.churchofvirus.org/virus.97/0484.html
Josephine
Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 | 08:09 PM
This "bi" person is obviously a troll with no life who day in and day out just trolls the internet to try to get a rise out of people who like Neo-Tech. Just ignore him. He'll wake up one day and realize he wasted years of his life on accomplishing absolutely nothing.

-Josephine
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 | 10:15 PM
Hey folks, are we done with the personal attacks yet? This "get a life" crap is getting old, y'know.

http://zompower.tk/act6.php?lex_argumentum_ad_personam

And, the very fact that Neo-Tech's attack dogs are coming out in full force clearly means I _have_ accomplished something. Namely, I've pissed off Neo-Tech real hard. Merely by telling truths such as these:

http://zompower.tk/act2.php?act2recitativo1
Sporadic
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 | 06:24 PM
hey, bi,

I'm not done, I'm just getting started. Your posts are pathetic. I have no ax to grind, nothing to defend or attack -- i know nothing about neo-tech. But I know when one dumb asshole (you) tries to muzzle another (steel).

leave him (her?) alone and try to post something that makes sense to anyone spending precious time reading here...
sporadic
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 | 06:28 PM
Darius,

Yours is the scariest post here. If the most powerful information here on earth can't help you communicate in a way that recognizes the basics of language, we're truly screwed
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 | 10:38 PM
Sporadic, I don't see why I'm being "pathetic" and a "dumb asshole" by pointing out that she indeed said thrice that she's "finished with the whole subject", she'll "move on", she's "outta here". But fine, I'll leave that alone. Unless you prefer not to.

And to save your very precious time surfing t3h intarn3tz, I'll just bring up this link again:
http://www.churchofvirus.org/virus.97/0484.html
Mandilon
Member
Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 | 11:27 PM
I'm amazed at most of the 114 'Neo-Tech Advantages.' These books show how government, religion et al control us to the point of slavery.

How the catholic church used innocent women (popes and clergy saw them as 'close to trash' and still had prostitutes around them constantly) as witches 'to burn at the stakes' (the inquisition period, about 500 years of pure human slaughter, Hitler is the lesser evil in comparison to the catholic church, all in he name of God of course.).

I'm opening my eyes fast. I'm not so stupid to follow a 'mistaken path' just because our parents didn't know better.

For your own (and your loved ones) good check this books out. Find out the big lies og organized religion.

May The Great Spirit (the God within you) open your eyes.
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 | 03:14 AM
Diverting attention from Neo-Tech's own lies by talking about other people... what a great idea!

And, now Neo-Tech suddenly is merely an expose of "government, religion et al"? I thought it was selling itself as the 2,300-year-old secrets to instant infinite power, money, and sex. Or maybe that's just a `well-intentioned' lie to open our eyes to the Truth. Then again, perhaps Mandilon's message is itself also a `well-intentioned' lie behind which lies an even greater Truth? And that, in turn, is also a `well-intentioned'... you get my drift.

But the Plain Truth, after you throw out all those layers of bullcrap, is that Neo-Tech's really just a good old MLM scheme deep down. Check out the message at http://www.webcitation.org/5Pb8g1TxU by Mark Hamilton to his suckers^H^H^H^H^H^Happrentices, on Neo-Tech's own web site:

"Hello apprentices. For your network marketing opportunity, I have dropped the $350 initiation fee. So, instead of trying to make a $450 sell in your Introduction Meeting, you will only need to make a $100 sell. [...]

"Let me reiterate: The direct mail piece you ordered NT from is a blind sale. It is cold coming through the mail versus the warm, breathing, physical contact of the Introduction Meetings. You must sell your own personal passion. THAT will make you big money...YOUR personal feelings for and commitment to the material and the people in the Society of Secrets. [...]"

Yes, the actual "2,300-year-old secret" to instant infinite riches is to do what Neo-Tech did -- write some random books and get a bunch of gullible people to help you sell them!

-- Frank Bi, http://zompower.tk/
Mandilon
Member
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 | 11:27 AM
THX for 'the much needed' opinion on Neo-Tech frank.bi

I'm new at this and find 'at least' some history of society/religion very interesting within 'the books.' It's incredible that 99.99% of catholics don't know about the murdurous inquisition invented by the catholic church and permited by the spanish murdurous kings.

My main interest in this concept is business operations and I find it 'kind of interesting, -up to this point.'

I've always had 'the feeling' that religions (as most practice) were trash, now I know it is so.

That a handfull of individuals 'intend' to control the world (the new order?). Once 'they' start keeping track of us with an electronic/GPS gadget they'll even tell us what we're doing wrong and to correct course (their concept of of our purpose of course).

I'd like to start a "Neo-Tech business concept forum" with its' main intent of business opperations.


THX frank.bi (et al) & may 'the spirit' bless you and your loved ones.

TruckingOnSteroids.com
frank.bi
Member
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 | 12:47 PM
Mandilon, don't you have anything to say about Neo-Tech itself, other than repeated attempts to divert attention away from it, and repeated attempts to whitewash its blatant lies?

-- Frank Bi, http://zompower.tk/
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