Re: Dutch Brahma Kumari Leader in € 27 million Fraud of Elde
Posted: 26 Sep 2018
Incredible! I'd missed this somehow.
Independent thought about the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University for those wishing to leave, and friends and family of followers
http://www.brahmakumaris.info/forum/
http://www.brahmakumaris.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=3650
Harold Kops
With my experience as a volunteer within public welfare institutions on both the social and spiritual level, I like to contribute to a broader awareness of our own responsibility for and within society. The G1000 EindhovenTop gives practical interpretation to this with the methodology used and the choice of works from social capital.
I am inexperienced and completely trust my intermediary. I have been told how a good and beautiful product is not. That was mid 2009. Now it seems that in mid-2005 the VSM has already been assessed negatively by experts from Fiscalert.
So this product was sold to me last year. We even mentioned that it would only be for a few years, we have made it known that we want to use this amount for the study of the children about Pm. 5 to 8 years.
"I once heard a telephone conversation with a lady who wanted to get rid of her bonds," says a former employee. 'We sold a lot of faithful people on the Veluwe".
"This lady had bought 98,000 in bonds a day earlier and then prayed with God. She did not think it was a good idea and Mrs asked if she could get rid of it."
The salesman said he was going to find it out, put down the phone and laughed: "Rien ne va plus, the money is no longer yours."
Once [the director] drives his leased Audi Q7 into the car park of the office in Arnhem, he is immediately jumped by financial man Harold Kops. "Harold checked his spending pattern and asked him where all those vague receipts struck," says a former administrator.
'Harold was then [confused] by Paul with a story about the world projects he undertook and how much money they would generate. If Harold did not agree, Paul simply produced fake declarations. For that he took home piles of paper from the hotels in which he slept, with a hotel logo. There he then scribbled 3000 euros for a so-called presentation or meeting."
"If Harold did not agree, Paul (the director) simply produced fake declarations ... submitted dozens of false invoices, accounting for more than 3 million euros, to maintain his luxurious lifestyle."
In the meantime, the 'loan' of Apex to the companies of T. has risen to above 12 million euros and financial man Harold Kops knows that PWC will never approve the annual accounts for 2008. In December of that year he argues for the last time with T. about the receipts, to withdraw from the company as of 1 January. He does keep his 20 percent shares in Apex.