The truth about the false allegations against the 17th Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje

Taiwan Mirror Weekly reported on January 23, 2019, that a woman, Jane Huang, accused the 17th Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje and Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche, but the facts proved that the allegations were untrue. The #MeToo movement started in the United States in 2017. The original intention of this movement was to speak out for victims of sexual harassment and sexual assault. However, because of the endorsement of this movement, some unruly women have set up plans to slander men with socio-economic status and use this to trick money. A Taiwanese woman, Jane Huang(H), told the Mirror Weekly magazine that she claimed to be the Karmapa's girlfriend, and the two had had three sexual relations. At the same time, another Hong Kong woman Wu Hang Yee(Wu), aka鄔幸兒, also claimed to have had sex with the Karmapa three times. The two women are very interested in the #MeToo movement. They should have studied the articles on the #MeToo movement reported by American media, so they also shouted #MeTo...

『 #MeToo has rich men wary of extortion   #MeToo — while giving a voice to victims of sexual assault and harassment — has encouraged other women to falsely accuse well-appointed men for financial gain, fame or vengeance.   Private investigator Herman Weisberg agrees, saying he has seen an increase in extortion cases since #MeToo gained widespread attention last year.   “Since October, I’ve gotten about 25 cases of solid extortion threats,” said Weisberg, managing director of Sage Intelligence Group.   “I think in some cases, a few manipulative people are using the #MeToo movement as leverage . . . It gives their baseless, false claims more teeth.”   Weisberg says it has become a common tactic for extorters to e-mail a man with whom they have had relations and demand an apology in writing.   “They claim that their therapist says that’s the important first step,” Weisberg said.   “Let’s just say a high-powered person writes an e-mail back and says, ‘Wow,...

  The 17th Karmapa, with millions of followers around the world, has been regarded as a “god” since childhood and is expected to strictly abide by Buddhist precepts. However, this magazine received a complaint from a believer, H (pseudonym), who alleged that the Karmapa had not only maintained contact with her for five years but also had sexual relations with her on three occasions. According to H, she became involved with the Karmapa through the introduction of a Rinpoche, who asked her to maintain a “close relationship” with him. H provided supporting materials, including relevant photos and WeChat records involving the Rinpoche. Most crucially, she submitted an audio recording of a conversation with the Karmapa, which was confirmed by a professional forensic lab to feature the Karmapa’s voice. The 36th Kagyu Monlam, one of the most significant events in Tibetan Buddhism, had just concluded. Devotees from around the world gathered in India, hoping to see the Kagyu lineage holder,...