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An Open
Letter to Richard G. Kieninger from The
Stelle Group Board of Trustees Although your letter of February 10, 1975 was not
delivered to us, your statements in the letter imply dereliction of duty and
malfeasance of office by the Trustees of The Stelle Group. If this is indeed
true, it would seem not only reasonable but mandatory that charges be brought
against the Trustees in the performance of your position of accountability
for The Stelle Group to the Brotherhoods. As you are well aware, we have made
this statement many times to you in the past. With regard to statements from your superiors, let
us clearly establish that only two (2) were made to us by you which were
attributed to Brotherhood representatives, and they are as follows: (1) attributed to John speaking to Richard:
“You are still responsible for The Stelle Group.” (2) attributed to John speaking to Richard:
“They will not hold you (Richard) to the marriage (Gail and Richard).” The Trustees have not disagreed with nor functioned
counter to these statements and have asked you again and again for any
additional data which may have come from the Brotherhoods, Their
interpretation of the ten Lemurian Laws, and further clarification of Their
Philosophy. It is not our intention to discuss the details of
your open letter, except in the context of specific charges which you may
choose to officially initiate with regard to our removal from office. This
statement is in keeping with our personal commitments of doing that which we
believed to be “for the greatest of all concerned” since April 1, 1974. We still believe as we stated to you in our letter
of October 25, 1974: “... The old adage, ‘By their works, ye shall known
them,’ is applicable here. Stelle Group members should have no need to make a
moral judgment of you, but they will accept what you write and teach in the
future according to how well you seem to live the Philosophy. If you do not
practice what you have taught, you cannot expect them to accept your words,
for actions always speak louder than words. In view of the fact that we do
not believe that a public statement by you on your reality of the past
problems would be of positive value to the Group, we ask that you make no
such statement. Such a statement would be self-serving at best.” We intend to continue fulfilling our obligations of
office, and our responsibilities to the Brotherhoods and The Stelle Group
membership until notified otherwise by you. Respectfully
submitted this 11th day of February, 1975. James E. Howery Gail Kieninger David Cysweski Gary Ennor CC: R. Kieninger |
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