Monday 28 July 2014

'Amway' racketeer, William Pinckney, released on bail, after two months inside.




http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/amway-india-md-ceo-william-pinckney-released-on-bail/articleshow/39170372.cms


According to 'Amway's' reality-inverting propaganda, the poor little CEO of 'Amway India,' Wiliam Pinckney, was arrested two months ago, and forced to remain in jail until yesterday, because certain ill-informed senior Indian police officers wrongly applied a criminal law defining, and banning, pyramid schemes (no matter how they are disguised) to Multi-Level Marketing.

Unfortunately for the 'Amway' racketeers, the Indian police officers in question, are fully-aware that more than half a century of quantifiable evidence, proves beyond all reasonable doubt that what has become popularly known as 'Multi-Level Marketing' is nothing more than an absurd, cultic, economic pseudo-science, and that the impressive-sounding made-up term 'MLM,' is, therefore, part of an extensive, thought-stopping, non-traditional jargon which has been developed, and constantly-repeated, by the instigators, and associates, of various, copy-cat, major, and minor, ongoing organized crime groups (hiding behind labyrinths of legally-registered corporate structures) to shut-down the critical, and evaluative, faculties of victims, and of casual observers, in order to perpetrate, and dissimulate, a series of blame-the-victim closed-market swindles or pyramid scams (dressed up as 'legitimate direct selling income opportunites'), and related advance-fee frauds (dressed up as 'legitimate training and motivation, self-betterment, programs,' etc.).


The recent efforts of members of the De Vos and Van Andel crime families to tamper with Indian legislation, and law enforcement, forms part of an overall pattern on ongoing, major racketeering activity which can be traced back to the 1950s.


David Brear (copyright 2014)

1 comment:

  1. The High Court at Hyderabad has granted bail to William Pinckney on the condition to deposit his two passports with the Additional Director General of Police of AP and whenever he wants to go abroad William Pinckney has to request Addl DGP for his passports. Moreover, he has to present in the police stations where criminal cases were booked against him once in a month. One has to wait and see how the Andhra Pradesh police will implement the conditions.

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