A few days ago Raja Grossoffenheit sent me an interesting reference about our RajaLeaks site he researched through an AI search engine. He has been checking to see how our placement in search engines is working and also checking up on knowledge engines that give researchers information about organizations. It seems RajaLeaks has made significant inroads over the past 60 days, andhas become a reference site for information about Maharishi, Transcendental Meditation, Global Country of World Peace, the Rajas, and other related topics. This is good news. However, he also noticed RajaLeaks has been sucked into the twilight zone of conspiracy theories. (please turn on the Twilight Zone music 🙂

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Here is the text version

“What is RajaLeaks.org?

RajaLeaks.org is a website that claims to have leaked confidential documents from the Rajapaksa family, the former ruling family of Shri Lanka. The website was created in April 2022, and it has since published a number of documents, including financial records, emails, and government correspondence. The authenticity of the documents has not been verified, but they have been widely circulated on social media and have been cited by news organizations.

The website’s operators have not been identified, but they have claimed to be a group of Shri Lankan citizens who are concerned about the Rajapaksa family’s alleged corruption. The website has been praised by some for it’s transparency and for shedding light on the Rajapaksa family’s alleged wrongdoing. However it has also been criticized by others for its lack of accountability, and for it’s potential to spread misinformation.

The Rajapaksa family has denied the allegations of corruption, and they have accused the website of being a smear campaign. The family has also filed a lawsuit against the website’s operators, but the case is still pending.

The RajaLeaks.org website is a significant development in the ongoing political crisis in Shri Lanka. The website’s publication of confidential documents has shed new light on the Rajapaksa family’s alleged corruption, and it has raised questions about the family’s fitness to govern. The website is likely to play a role in the upcoming elections in Shri Lanka, and it could have a significant impact on the country’s future.”

We at RajaLeaks hereby make a public statement that the above-shown text does NOT truthfully represent our website, the topics we focus on, or the people who write for RajaLeaks.

We also declare that:

• We do NOT know anyone in Shri Lanka, let alone the former ruling family

• We have never claimed to be Shri Lankan citizens, but would like to visit that beautiful country

• We do not know Shri Lankan citizens unless it is that guy working in that Asian restaurant downtown

• We have never published any information about the Rajapaksa family

• No lawsuits have been filed against RajaLeaks or its operators

• We have NO plans to play a significant role in the upcoming Shri Lanka elections, to field our RajaLeaks candidates, or overthrow the ruling regime

It seems RajaLeaks.org has now become recognized by the synthetic brains of the internet as a leak-type website, which can have a significant impact on a country, or a ruling regime by exposing corruption, non-transparency, and other wrong-doings. Although the above shown text seems humorous, it shows we are making progress in the strange world of the Boltzmann statistics driven neural-network engines, which in itself is a mathematical twilight zone.

( OK, now you can turn OFF the Twilight Zone music 🙂