The Elections of The Universal House of Justice

August 14, 2011 1 Comment

There is little or nothing “spiritual” about Baha’i administration. It is simply a “modernist” facade on backwardness!

Bahai Elections: Confused?

Bahai Elections: Confused?

The Universal House of Justice is head of the Baha’i Faith. Its permanent seat is at the Baha’i World Centre in Haifa, and all members reside here for the duration of their service.

The regular election of the nine members of the House of Justice occurs every five years at an international convention, held in Haifa. The most recent election was in 2008.

Till date there have been 10 elections (‘63,’68.’73,’78,’83,’88,’93, 98,’03, and ‘08) of UHJ. There have been five by-elections, in 1982, 1987, 2000, 2005 and 2010.

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Election Fraud Rocks Baha’I Community Of Pakistan

August 13, 2011 1 Comment

This E-mail is being circulated among the Baha’is of Pakistan

Dear Bahai Friend,

Allahu Abha

Bahai Elections are Selections and Not ElectionsIs it fair that the two members of the currently fairly elected National Assembly of Pakistan have been suspended by the Universal House of Justice? These were the members who received maximum number of votes from the delegates. The other seven members are retained.

Not only this but even the office bearers of the NSA has been removed and instead other appointed in their place. This clearly indicates that the so called infallible UHJ has not done justice. In fact they have humiliated and insulted the members of the NSA, the delegates and the Bahais who have elected these delegates.

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The Baha’I Elections In Haifa, Israel For The Members Of The Universal House Of Justice Are Not Fair

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REMEMBER HOW EASY IT IS FOR MAGICIANS ON STAGE TO TRICK SPECTATORS, WELL IT IS THE SAME WITH VOTERS IN HAIFA AND ELSEWERE…

The Baha’i coming elections in Haifa, Israel for the members of the Universal House of Justice are not fair.

There have been many irregularities reported in the past:
1 – Votes sent by mail are not always authentic or even counted (tempering).

2 – Some delegates have been corrupted in poor countries (payments).

3 – The box that contains the votes of the delegates is replaced and mixed with fake votes (infiltration & manipulation).

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How To Get Elected To Bahai Institutions

August 13, 2011 1 Comment

Step 1
Wear nice clothes and be clean-cut.

Step 2
Attend every single Baha’i function and meeting. When you do, go around the room shaking hands and greet everyone by name. You should attend every single Ruhi book course – even if you’ve already taken it 4 times before.

Kick things into high gear when the new year rolls around. From January to April, you should be seen and heard by every single Baha’i in your community.

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Dysfunction In Bahai Institutions

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The dysfunction that I’ve witnessed in Baha’i institutions is both tragic and awe inspiring. Like many Baha’is I assumed that the institutions where there to help, protect and to serve the community. Had I not been witness to them, there was a point where I would simply not have believed the things that I saw. In the second stage, I grasped at the hope that the dysfunction was isolated to the lowest rung (LSAs) or to a geographic area. But soon, I saw that this was not so. I won’t go into the details now because I’ve already talked about it a few times. Needless to say, there is something very wrong here. And it is hurting the Baha’i community severely. Yet we trundle along, managing to ignore it for the most part.

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Baha’i Control On Their Electoral System – Part III

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Some advices for Indian Bahais to be elected on Institutions

Bahai Elections: Brainless Exercise?

Bahai Elections: Brainless Exercise?

1 – Speak in English even if there is nobody to understand.

2 – Greet everybody with a loud Allahoabha showing by mistake you have been born outside Iran, otherwise you were a Persian before Bahaullah declared.

3 – Never go on the stage for prayers or reading Holy writings. Leave these things for old persons and persons without capacity.Well if you can memorise any prayers in Persian than nothing like it.

4 – If there is mention of Mona shed some crocodile tears and show you are pained more that the mother of Mona. In short you should have a course in acting for that PERSIAN ACADEMY AT PANCHGANI is the best institution.

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Baha’i Control On Their Electoral System – Part II

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From UHJ to NSA to SBC/RBC down to LSAs, all are selections in the name of elections

Bahai Elections: Brainless Exercise?

Bahai Elections: Brainless Exercise?

A. UHJ Elections

1 – Every member of the present UHJ is from International Teaching Centre (ITC).It is clear indication that a Bahai is first appointed on board of counselor, then he is promoted to ITC and finally he is elevated as UHJ member.

2 – Mr. Razavi and Correa when promoted to ITC, they were given a world tour (Made a part of the Orchestra) to justify their programmed predetermined election.

3 – Mr. Omid Seioshanseian in India and Mr. Jabbar Eidhelkhani in Bangladesh are sending false reports to UHJ with the intention of getting appointed on ITC.

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Baha’i Control On Their Electoral System – Part I

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IT IS SELECTION NOT ELECTION

Bahai Elections: Brainless Exercise?

Bahai Elections: Brainless Exercise?

A. A study of Baha’i institutions

Many control mechanisms relate to the electoral system and the realities of power are existing in the Bahai community. Early Baha’is allowed nominations to be made for Baha’i office, and also allowed campaigning for Baha’i Institution. When early Baha’is asked `Abdu’l-Baha how they should conduct elections for local spiritual assemblies he replied that they should follow the rules for election common in their own country
(`Abdu’l-Baha 1908-1916: I,7).

Van den Hoonard points out that nominations and canvassing for Baha’i office were standard practice in North America in the time of `Abdu’l-Baha (van den Hoonard 1996:157-158).

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