Instead, we view at their URL a report on a Sai Organization meeting at Harrow High School with Phyllis Krystal etc. This school - incidentally - is NOT the famous Harrow Public School, but a very ordinary mixed comprehensive State school with below average to average standards over the last 4 years, according to State Inspection Reports to be found on the internet). The SSO takes care to point out that 60% who attended were not members of the organisation. That they make a point of this is in line with the SSO's constant efforts to misrepresent itself as quite acceptable to a wider community. But this %age is not at all surprising since most Sai devotees do not (wish to) sign up to its demanding requirements. So the 60% majority at this meeting would naturally have been parents and some pupils.
The Sai organisation of UK shirks its responsibility to inform the public honestly. The reference to the Cathedral below implied Catholic approval when the opposite is the case. We researched this through a contact with Westminster Cathedral, while the SSO remained as silent as the grave. If Bhagani did not know the webmaster, why did he not reply to the Cathedral and say so? Instead we are informed reliably that he still has not corresponded with it at all. The inference was that he was content for the disinformation. The Cathedral Administrator wrote to Bhagani because he is the spokesman for this cult in the UK. but he did not bother to reply, in classic cult fashion. Let us see whether Bhagani dares to 'come clean' at last!
Below is a 'screen capture' 
              (made 09 April 05) of part of the original Sai org. web page:- The 
              relevant part of that web page was captured on 9 April 2005 so their 
              continued deceit can be observed - see further down. Below that, 
              a scan of another letter shows how the Administrator of Westminster 
              Cathedral wrote to Ashok Bhagani, leader of the Sri Sathya Sai (UK) 
              Trust to point out that the meeting they claim took place in Westminster 
              cathedral never did. (Moreover, promotional photos of the event 
              would have surely been posted by the SSO if they had possessed any!) 
              Though the letter was sent on November 29, 2004, it has never been 
              acknowledged. The offending, untruthful SSO web page has not been 
              removed to date. All further evidence of cultish non-accountability.
              [Now that their continued dissemination of the untruth is exposed 
              here, they would be wise to remove the offending web page, whereupon 
              the above hot link would cease to function. That would be a step 
              in the right direction by them, but it would not expunge their responsibility 
              for this blatant disinformation and refusal to heed the polite request 
              from the Westminster Cathedral authority.] 
          
                Here is the reaction from Westminster Cathedral and the request for 
            removal of the offending, untrue web page:-
            
            
            
            
            A predominantly 
            missionising and donation-gathering personality cult: There 
                are doubtless many well-intentioned and decent persons in the Sai 
                Organisation trying to do good work, and often succeeding too. They 
                are not individually to blame for the direction this extremely autocratic 
                organisation has taken and, knowing that nothing they say can affect 
                it, they mostly doubtless remain in it only because of their belief 
                in Sai Baba and the desire to do social service and partake in something 
                that may gain them some spiritual reward. It is just too hard for 
                most of them to realise or admit to themselves that their beliefs 
                are misplaced and that the overall head of the whole is a deceiver 
                and worse.
View other postings in this series about the 
            Sathya Sai Organisation:Part One, Part 
              Three and Part Four
              
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