I anticipate that brainwashed Amway cult followers will begin searching for information on Family Reunion very soon, so I decided to make my site as visible as possible at the top of Google searches.
The term "family reunion" is used to describe the Amway WWDB function, which is quite cultish. In other words, it is how the leaders of the Amway cult brainwash its followers into believing that their Amway families are their true families. Many people join cults because they don't have a nice family, and they are desperate to find a family that would accept them with open arms and provide them with a stable environment. Cults prey on those who are vulnerable. People who have positive relationships with their families are also preyed upon by these predators. They're a cult that accepts everyone equally! The Amway cult makes a concerted effort to keep their followers separated from family members who are critical of "the business." Separate and divide your work. We've become a part of your new family. In addition, we're hosting a large family reunion. You are required to attend. Throughout the weekend, you will be love bombed. You won't believe how much affection you'll receive from your new Amway extended family. This is how you demonstrate your devotion to your cult's leaders. When it comes to business, family reunions are reserved for the serious business builders. If you do not attend Family Reunion, we will conclude that you are not a serious business builder, and we will not collaborate with you.
And the nonsense just keeps on coming. Each and every one of the good little brainwashed IBOs must attend Family Reunion.
I was able to sneak into the World Wide Dream Builders website due to Former Lemming, who informed us of the guest credentials available. I'm amazed they haven't changed the log in information in order to keep us rebels out of the building!
Here's what I'm seeing:
BELIEVE
To be clear: yes in all caps. They are yelling and screaming at us! After all, what exactly are we supposed to believe?
The belief that your company will prosper and develop is a powerful motivator, it appears.
Wow, what a shitshow! It had been a well-kept secret all along. All that is required is that you BELIEVE. There will be none of this hunting recruits or selling costly Amway dross here. All you have to do is BELIEVE in it!
There is nothing else!
OK For fear of being accused of violating copyright restrictions, I'll try to paraphrase the crap from the WWDB web page rather than copying and pasting it from its source. Those who attend the Amway Family Reunion will be motivated to BELIEVE that they can establish an Amway business. You will be inspired to put your skills to work in order to help others BELIEVE.
To my ears, this seems like a bunch of brainwashed crap. A claim is made that this Family Reunion would provide something that has never been offered at any previous Family Reunion. According to reports, sales, product, and technical training will be provided.
Ha! Unlikely! Ken and Barbies parade across the stage in evening gowns and tuxedos, boasting about their wealth, in what seems to be an endless procession every year at the Family Reunion.
The Puryear Family Reunion will take place on July 8th to 10th, 2011.
Oh, and here's something special for all of you smartphone users out there. WWDB will be launching a new mobile application! What's more, guess what? It contains a number of essential features that you won't find elsewhere! I certainly hope not!!! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
And, more importantly, where will this convention of brainwashed ambots take place? At the Qwest Arena and the Boise Center in Boise, Idaho, to be precise!
I have been unable to determine how much it costs. When you attempt to access those links, you are informed that you must be a member of the WWDB in order to do so. I went back through my past expenses and found $485 for Family Reunion tickets, which translates to two tickets total. I have $850 set aside for other expenses related to this shitshow - hotel, meals, and transit. As a result, plan on spending roughly $1500 for a couple. Depending on the cost of plane travel as well as accommodation and meal expenses, the sky is the limit.
What about Boise, Idaho? Is it possible that they're kidding me? No offence to any Idahoans out there, but the state isn't exactly known as the "Convention Center of the United States." Even though there has to be an airport, it doesn't strike me as being a key hub for aviation travel. It doesn't even appear to be a straightforward drive on a highway from other large cities. It must be a pain to travel there from other parts of the United States. To go to Boise, you'll most likely have to change aircraft twice or three times. If you live on the east coast, that has got to be a pain in the neck!
The ambots, on the other hand, will arrive in droves, spurred on by their cult leaders.
The WWDB Amway Family Reunion is a snoozer!
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