Charging for charity – the tax exempt College of Universal Medicine’s first annual evasion statement
Posted: May 14, 2014 Filed under: cult front groups, financial exploitation, Marketing, Money, money for nothing, Universal Medicine Charities | Tags: Australian Not for Profit and Charity Commission, College of Universal Medicine, Fiery Building Fund, Natalie Benhayon, Serge Benhayon 4 Comments
Serge Benhayon, aka ‘the voice from heaven’ (left), drumming up cash.
Until recently, charities in Australia could raise and spend money without accounting to anyone. This year, the newly formed Australian Not for Profit and Charity Commission required them to submit an Annual Information Statement. The College of Universal Medicine surpassed itself by also forwarding its audited accounts. The information tells us the College raised almost half a million dollars, spent nothing, and their charitable activities were merely marketing events for UM’s business. Typical of anything UniMed, their attempt at transparency raises more questions than it answers, including why the charity is talking about buying a school building, when the students have already paid for one.
The tax exempt College of Universal Medicine – a hostile education
Posted: October 6, 2013 Filed under: anti-intellectualism, Doctrines, eliminating competition, financial exploitation, hatred of humanity, hostility to outsiders, Marketing, megalomania, Mind Fry, money for nothing, student notes, stupidity, thought reform, Universal Medicine Charities | Tags: Australian Not for Profit and Charity Commission, Australian Tax Office, College of Universal Medicine, Serge Benhayon 39 Comments
Forget Universal Medicine’s money for nothing products and services, for years a major source of the multi-million dollar cult’s income has been donations. In 2011, cult leader, Serge Benhayon was moved to tears by his success at conning the Australian Tax Office into granting the College of Universal Medicine tax exempt charity status. However, we think it unlikely Benhayon informed the ATO of his enmity to education, altruism and charity as evidenced throughout his writings and rantings. Moreover, notes supplied by intellectually challenged Esoteric students reveal the quality of education we can expect from his sham college.
Universal Medicine CULT Exposed 
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