A scary thought
wrl wrote:
>I sincerely doubt that she would
take heathen children into her pristine
>home where they might contaminate her child with impure
thoughts.
>
Well she said she wanted to get a whole bunch of land to do this
on. My first
thought was: why does she think she has to get a ranch to have
foster kids? The
estate she has now is more than any other foster kid would get to
live in. That
stipulation of hers makes me think it's BS.
However, Laura getting a huge secluded range and populating it
with
emotionally fragile kids who have no real support system sounds
like the making
of a cult to me.
Kris
Why is she SO unhappy? (3/07/2000)
Well the answer is that she is a narcissist who thrives on
being persectued.
Look at it this way: Laura is a wealthy, sucessful woman
who basically created her self. She got where she is through hard
work, talent and a little luck; whatever shortcuts she took, she
did them herself. She makes a lot of money, and has a huge
following. She commands $30,000 per personal apperance, and she
is respected by different religous factions. For three hours a
day, people line up to tell her how great she is, how smart and
wise, how they have changed their lives by listeing to her and
then to supplicate themselves and allow her to dissect their
behavior.
And she's not happy.
If you listen to her rant today you would think it came from a
homeless person on the street (they all want to stop me from
telling the truth, but I am the only one who knows...) You would
have no idea that people call all day to tell her how they admire
her, and support her; she calls herself "the lone
voice..." She acts as though she is forbidden to talk, as
though government agents are standing behind her at this very
moment. She says that the other side uses half-truths and
disinformation, that they attack private citizens to further
their agenda, but she is above that. Isn't the term for this
cognative disonnance?
She is really unballanced, if I had an aunt that acted
this way I would keep all sharp objects from her and drive her to
therapy myself.
Kris