Here's a good example of the sloppiness: 

 :Yet, in spite of that, and well after all of those serious problems in behavior had become widely known, we still have this untenable belief being voiced, by none other than Ken Wilber (1996):  
 ::“Crazy wisdom” occurs in a very strict ethical atmosphere.  
 :If all of the above was occurring within a “very strict ethical atmosphere,” however, one shudders to think of what horrors an unethical atmosphere might unleash.  

 If you follow the link to Wilber's book, however, it's obvious that Wilber was referring to "Crazy Wisdom" in the context of the Buddhist tradition, as it should occur. The author implies that Wilber is saying that Naropa was a very strict ethical atmosphere, when Wilber is in fact saying the opposite. The author should not be trusted. Each reference should be checked. Unfortunately, this is impossible because he doesn't offer page numbers, only books. Thus I find "stripping the gurus" basically useless as a source.  ॐ