Topics related to unjustly terminations and the resulting resignation of other leaders
Ω Eight YMD SGM level leaders were moved to the MD. One became a vice-honbu, while the seven were without new leadership appointment. In the past, YMD transfer to MD would usually be appointed to new position in MD, two levels lower, like SGM level leader becoming a Honbu leader. This is strategic and make sense because… Read More 6 things we learned from SGM in 2017
Interesting times in SGM currently. With the Johor crisis behind us, the actions of some of our leaders seem peculiar. Are they pushing members away from the organisation and from Ikeda Sensei. Let me quote a few instances. Leaders who raised questions about transparency and good governance in SGM and ask awkward questions about the… Read More Why are some SGM leaders pushing members away from Sensei?
Caveat: This is NOT intended to encourage, or to persuade, the current leaders in SGM to resign. The opinion of the authors here has been, and still is, that carrying out a leader’s reponsibility in SGM is a proud and noble thing. Encouraging members and guiding others to absolute happiness forms the core of being a SGM leader. And there are certainly… Read More Alternative attitudes toward resigned leaders: Humanity or Hostility
This article is not aim at stoking fire. Rather, we want to provide more information and perspective into the incident. It is also entirely from our point of view and what we heard. We do not want to commit any lie by commission (adding falsehood where it is non-existent), nor lie by omission (not telling… Read More The story behind the emotional video clip
In March 2017 KL All Leaders Meeting, the General Director started his speech with a lengthy explanation on how some people were spreading rumour of Ikeda Sensei being held captive and stopped from public appearance. He went on to say that such allegations were unfounded and carried out with malicious intent.
We find this comment by BoE very enlightening and should be a post by itself. So, here goes. I am very disturb on the way the top leaders especially ECC, speak and act in these 2 years. The whole agenda in the recent March ALM is to instill fear, to threaten and to “brainwash” the… Read More Comments by BoE
Eric : Brother, I am sure you and your friends are going to hell. Logan: Why do you say that? Eric : Well, GD said it in the March ALM last Sunday to all leaders. Not only are you going to hell, but even your future generations. Sometimes I wonder, are you not the least… Read More The authors of QuietRevo are going to hell
Watch the video above. The imposing man on the screen was a depiction of the character Big Brother from the book Nineteen-Eighty Four by George Orwell. Mr Orwell also wrote another book called Animal Farm. Ikeda Sensei shared Animal Farm in one of his lectures. You can also read about it here in Quiet Revolution… Read More Nineteen Eighty Four
It is all staged. These sacked leaders at the IPA glass door, on Black Day January 8, planned the entire thing. How we know this? They call in the reporters. And several people got their handy cam ready. Tell me, would you bring a handy cam when you go for meeting? Don’t fall for their trap.… Read More Why we sack those leaders: Part 2
Ken: Why such a big fuss about the sacking of the leaders in KL? Look, it is clearly stated in the appointment letter. Haven’t you read that? Any appointment of leadership is good for a period of two years. Leaders must accept any form of changes or transfers of position within the period and SGM… Read More Why we sack those leaders
I understand and accept that there are problems with the organisation. But that does not mean that we should go and broadcast it in the internet. Say, you knew that your father did something not right. Are you going to tell the whole world about it? This will definitely affect our members and create doubts… Read More The ‘untouchables’ in SGM
The big question on this Chinese New Year: To resign or not to resign. It was brought on by the mass resignation initiative by Daylight and many have debated over the questions, whether it is wise to do so. And what we can do if we don’t resign. Many have misgivings about resigning. We are certainly… Read More Life after resignation
A quiet revolution 