When someone emerges after having taken the advanced courses offered by an LGAT, they're no longer your friend, your son your daughter, your teacher or trustworth therapist or business associate.
They've been weaponized. Assimilated to the LGAT Borg.
The grim lesson we learned in CEI message board discussions is a conversation with an LGAT recruiter, especially one who has taken advanced courses and seminars on how to manage prospective recruits, that conversation is a weaponized campaign for conquest, with you as target - and it masquerades as a normal ordinary conversation.
LGAT recruiters lie at such a deep level that they lie even when telling the factual truth because whatever facts they disclose conceal the larger lie - that theirs is a weaponized war of conquest masquerading as a friendship or just an ordinary convesation -- which is to lie at a deep, deep level.
In discussions of LGATs here on CEI we ID'd two important tip offs that something
needs to be researched as a possible cult.
Are you importuned to go to some kind of introduction by a suddenly hyped up friend or family member? Get the name of the set up they recommend and
run a search with "cult" "allegations" "criticisms" in the Google search slot.
Are you handed a form to sign in which you sign away your right to sue or mediate for damages in event that you incur harm as a result of participation?
Turn on your heel and walk away.
They've been weaponized. Assimilated to the LGAT Borg.
The grim lesson we learned in CEI message board discussions is a conversation with an LGAT recruiter, especially one who has taken advanced courses and seminars on how to manage prospective recruits, that conversation is a weaponized campaign for conquest, with you as target - and it masquerades as a normal ordinary conversation.
LGAT recruiters lie at such a deep level that they lie even when telling the factual truth because whatever facts they disclose conceal the larger lie - that theirs is a weaponized war of conquest masquerading as a friendship or just an ordinary convesation -- which is to lie at a deep, deep level.
In discussions of LGATs here on CEI we ID'd two important tip offs that something
needs to be researched as a possible cult.
Are you importuned to go to some kind of introduction by a suddenly hyped up friend or family member? Get the name of the set up they recommend and
run a search with "cult" "allegations" "criticisms" in the Google search slot.
Are you handed a form to sign in which you sign away your right to sue or mediate for damages in event that you incur harm as a result of participation?
Turn on your heel and walk away.