At 'Call For Media and
Government Investigation of Sathya Sai Baba', see the article:
Posted by
Barry Pittard on August 21, 2010
QUOTE
"Towards the end of 1999, I joined an international network
of former Sai Baba followers. They came from a broad cross-section of
educational and cultural backgrounds. Before this dynamic surge forward,
individuals who came mainly from the USA, had attempted a little before us,
to get the allegations out into the open. Some, like the notable leaders
Sergei Badaev (Russia), Stephen Carthew (Australia), Al
Rahm and Shirley Pike (USA), had
attempted to raise issues while they were still in the Sathya Sai
Organization.
There are many others, but these men and women raised their voices
strongly and clearly from the first. They, who had not been derided in all
their involvement in official Sathya Sai circles, were now treated to
appalling behaviours such as shunning, defaming, and the rather Orwellian
historic obliteration from memory. These responses are so typically evident
when there is apostasy after sect membership. See the articles:
Most notable of the leaders to emerge at this time was (the late) Glen Meloy,
a retired Californian businesman. See:
Glen Meloy (“Standing up for truth and goodness”) – In Memoriam".