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 on: Today at 07:28:50 PM 
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                               Volunteer Ministers needed for PR disaster

A call to arms.  Right now Scientology Australia needs Counselors of
every type to help devastated Scientology executives and Office of
Special affairs staff who are suffering and wondering where they went wrong.

Post traumatic stress disorder counselors, Abuse victims as well as Sleep deprivation victim counselors are all needed urgently.

But by far the most required are confessional ministers.

Please organize your own transport, accommodation, and supplies.
 
Plus if you have experience running a slave labour rehabilitation camp and haven`t been outed as a Nazi... You to are needed.

Apply in person at any Australian Scientology organization.
Bring money and credit cards ... even your own.

"Every man and every girl serves."
                                               Hubbard.


 

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 on: Today at 07:10:08 PM 
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                            Bipartisan support for charities commission

Posted Tue Sep 7, 2010 8:38pm AEST

                                      ABC NEWS

A federal parliamentary committee has recommended the creation of a charities commission.

The commission would ensure charitable and religious organisations were open and transparent.

They would also need to be able to prove they deserved a charitable status.

Independent Senator Nick Xenophon has welcomed bipartisan support for the commission, saying organisations such as the Church of Scientology are on notice.

"I believe reform is now inevitable. We can't continue to have business as usual when it comes to organisations that have been beyond any reasonable level of accountability," Mr Xenophon said.

He believes reform in the sector is inevitable.

"This inquiry came about because of legislation I introduced for a public benefit test for religions and charities, and it was as a direct result of being approached by many victims of the Church of Scientology," he said.

"Their evidence, their complaints played a key role in triggering this inquiry."

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/09/07/3005360.htm?section=justin

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 on: Today at 02:39:32 PM 
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Fuck Yeah!!!!

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 on: Today at 11:14:02 AM 
Started by Ididntcomeback - Last post by Ididntcomeback
      The second group of first clears.

Hubbard states on "The story of Dianetics and Scientology" that he`d rented
on office in Hollywood in the late 40`s, wrapped a towel around his head
(Presumably a beach towel) and became a swami.

The people he attended were the first clears. He says so in the lecture.

In "Dianetics the modern "science" of mental health" he speaks of 200
test cases who all achieved the state of clear.

None of the above have ever been named or come forward.

Then we have his public embarrassment in the Shrine auditorium where he
paraded the next first clear. Can`t think of her name.

It`s clear she didn`t pursue Scientology.

Then we have the second lot of first "Clears"
  What became of them ??


Here they are...  Note number 78.

It should be noted that some commentators including Arnie Lerma have
considered anyone declared or out of COS as no longer scientologists.
This is obviously not so.

Here is a list from WWP I've put the first ten at the top then
my comments and then the rest of the list.

http://forums.whyweprotest.net/123-l...worth-49331/7/

This has more detail but is also full of innacuracies.


"Clear No. 1 John McMaster, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased (John Mc Master a été le premier "Pape" de la secte, nommé par Hubbard puis aussitôt récusé par Dieu-Hubbard; mort alcoolique il y a quelques années à Lodnres, vers 66 ans je crois, ayant quitté la sciento depuis des décennies).
2 John Imburgia, Buffalo, NY - In Texas - Declared SP
3 Pam Pearcy, Saint Hill Staff - With Ralph - Out of Scio
4 Pat Scrufari, Niagara Falls, NY - Declared SP -This appears to be incorrect. Pat Scurfari has a Scio web page and is still in Scio. (il semble que la personne ait probablement été d'abord "déclarée SP, puis ait été réintégrée; il eput aussi s'agir d'une anomalie comme on en rencontre dans la secte).

5 Terry Milner, Los Angeles Staff - Deceased
6 Anne Greig, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased
7 Reg Sharpe, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased
8 Alan Walter, Dallas, TX - Declared SP
9 Philip Quirino, Saint Hill Staff - In Scio
10 Leon Steinberg, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP"

Data below, or lack of it, from Mr Google, except where I've
indicated personal knowledge.

John Imburgia will be a speaker at next week's US Freezone conference.

Pam Pearcy does work for Ivy Magazine a freezone publication, and I recently connected her up to an old friend from St. Hill days.

Pat Scrufari on a google has posted a letter to a newspaper defending scn in 2005, and from above seems to have a current scn website.

Can't find out if Terry Milner was still a scientologist or. He was a former Deputy Guardian of the US, and wrote a book about the death of Pat
Price [ remote viewer] and was there at his death.

Can't find any indication if Anne Grieg remained a scientologist or
not.

Same with Reg Sharpe. I've just aquired a book he wrote called
" This is life" an introduction to scientology, published by HCO St Hill.
He also authored a book on the E meter.

Alan Walter founded Knowledgism, and has many posts in archives here.

Phillip Quirino per the above is on staff, and he also has an scn
webpage with a photo of himself with LRH.

Leon Steinberg has been recomended to me as a rewiew auditor.


--------------------------
11 John McCoy, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP....maybe reinstated...not active. This appears to be incorrect. John McCoy has a
Scio web page and is still in Scio. (voir note 4)

12 Ray Thacker, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased
13 Otis Halliday, Houston, TX - Deceased
14 Ralph Pearcy, Saint Hill Staff - With Angelique - Out of
Scio

15 Jennifer Edmonds, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP

16 George Galpin, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased. This is incorrect. George Galpin has a Scio web page and is still in Scio.

17 J.J. Delance, Saint Hill Staff - I believe Deceased Incontestablement mort, un de mes amis et mon premier auditeur quand j'étais scientologue. Mort à 66 ans d'une embolie, depuis longtemps parti de la secte, et passé à la dissidence, J.J. Delance avait été le patron fondateur de Paris Org, et secrétaire des qualifications pour le,Monde Entuier, Classe VII, OT 7 NOTs. Anecdote; JJ Delance a passé 16 mois entiers à "auditer des thétans de corps" sur lui même, et à en "faire partir", m'a-t'il confié, des centaines par seconde: il en aurait donc audité des dizaines de millions à lui seul.)
18 Bernie Green, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP - Deceased
19 Jim Crawley, England - Unkown
20 Tony Dunleavy, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP

21 Gareth McCoy, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP....maybe reinstated...not active. This appears to be incorrect. Gareth McCoy has a Scio web page and is still in Scio.(voir note 4)

22 Joan Thomas, Saint Hill Staff - Not active...maybe
Deceased
23 Julia Galpin, Saint Hill Staff - Unkown
24 Dalene Regenas, Saint Hill Staff - Unknown
25 Otto Roos, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
26 Felice Green, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
27 Walter Stille, Hamburg, Germany ??
28 John Lawrence, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
29 Connie Broadbent, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP-
30 Craig Lipsitz, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP?
31 Marilynn Routsong, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased
32 Fred Hare, Saint Hill Staff - In LA...still a Scio
33 Ellen Carder ??
34 Peggy Bankston, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
35 Brian Livingston, Saint Hill Interne - Declared SP
36 Joan de Veulle, London Staff - Deceased?
37 Haskell Cooke, Saint Hill Staff - Was at Gold
38 Chris Weideman, Johannesburg Staff
39 Virginia Downsborough, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP...Is Avatar Practitioner (pratique la secte concurrente Avatarn, formée par harry Palmer, ex-scientologue)
40 Joe Van Staden, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
41 Sheena Fairchild, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
42 Myra Elliott, Hawaii Staff - Deceased?
43 Yvonne Gillham, Saint Hill Staff -Deceased - Yvonne Gilham était l'épouse de Heber Jentzsch, devenu "président" de l'église internationale de scientologie, alors qu'il est en réalité 4 échelons en-dessous du vrai chef de la secte. Yvonne est morte d'un cancer non soigné.
44 Pete Peterman, Hawaii, U.S.A. ??

45 Scott Leland, Interning for Washington, D.C. - DeclaredSP. An update: Has since Deceased.

46 Helen Hancock, New Jersey, U.S.A. - Deceased?
47 Helen Pollen, Saint Hill Interne - Deceased? - Declared SP
48 John Elliott, Hawaii Staff

49 Fred Fairchild, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP. This appears to be incorrect. Fred Fairchild has a Scio web page and is still in Scio.

50 Dorothy Knight, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
51 David Gaiman, Portsmouth, U.K. Still in Scio (Gaiman est un ponte dans la secte)

52 Peter Goodwin, Portsmouth, U.K. Declared SP. Was named as one of those on the infamous R2-45ed Ethics Order.(cet individu a été condamné à mort par Hubbard en personne, ndt, voir ici)

53 Anton James, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
54 Jenny Parkhouse, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
55 Herbie Parkhouse, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP (ce couple était très haut placé et proche d'Hubbard... cela n'a pas empèché qu'ils soient exjectés)
56 Judy Gray, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
57 Cal Wigney, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
58 Mary Long, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased
59 Chester Halliday, Houston, TX ??
60 Hana Eltringham, Los Angeles Staff - Declared SP (il pourraits 'agir, mais je n'en suis pas sûr, de la "Barbara Kaye" page 140 du Gourou Démasqué)
61 Bill Robertson, Saint Hill Interne - Declared SP...Deceased
62 Linda Nussbaum, Saint Hill Interne - Declared SP
63 Peter Imburgia, Buffalo NY - Declared SP
64 Marie (Aberegg) Oakes, Los Angeles Staff - Deceased?
65 Mildred Mathews, Sydney Staff - Deceased
66 Marguerite Wirick, San Diego Staff - Out of Scio
67 Joan Davis, Saint Hill Staff
68 Beth Fordyce, Detroit Staff - Declared SP
69 Ron Pook, Saint Hill Interne - Still in Scio
70 Wal Wilkinson, Adelaide Staff - Deceased
71 Allan Ferguson, Detroit Staff - Declared SP
72 Hank Laarhuis, Saint Hill Staff - faisait partie des inculpés au premier procès anti-scientologie en France: a pris trois ans avec sursis en tant que Président de scientologie paris, puis a été relaxé en appel; est reparti comme staff dans les sevrices secrets. Dangereusement illégal. Au même procès, Hubbard prenait quatre ans ferme.
73 Robin Lindsell, Saint Hill Staff - Declared SP
74 Claire Louwrens, Cape Town Staff
75 Penny Khaled, East Grinstead In SA...Still in Scio? (voir plus bas le n° 91)
76 Helen Whitney, Saint Hill Staff Deceased
77 Vern Gale, Interning for Washington, D.C. - Deceased
78 Wally Collis, Aukland, New Zealand??  Deceased
79 Joy Walter, Dallas, TX - Out of Scio
80 Margaret Gormley, Johannesburg, South Africa??
81 David Ziff, Saint Hill Staff - Still in Scio
82 Dick Moor, London Staff - Declared SP
83 Leila Flanagan, Houston, TX - Declared SP
84 Pat Flanagan, Houston, TX - Declared SP
85 Betty Halliday, Houston, TX - In Scio
86 Ray Kemp, Tustin, CA - Declared SP - Deceased
87 Val Wigney, Saint Hill Interne - Declared SP
88 Tom Koon, California, U.S.A. - Out
89 Douglas Shrewsbury, Seattle, WA ??
90 Helen Kitchin, San Diego, CA - Deceased?
91 Peter Khaled, Saint Hill Staff
92 Ellen Arnold, London Staff - Declared SP
93 Jim Watson, Hawaii, U.S.A. - Declared SP
94 Mark Jones, London Staff - Declared SP
95 Douglas Hancock, New Jersey, U.S.A. ??
96 Mary Edwards, Saint Hill Staff
97 Norma Maier, Hawaii, U.S.A. - Deceased
98 Linda Munk, Toronto, Canada - Out
99 Bert Rossouw, Saint Hill Staff
100 Dave Hunter, Saint Hill Staff
101 Dan Rutenberg, London Staff
102 Phoebe Mauerer, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased
103 Joy Ollemans, Port Elizabeth Staff - Deceased?
104 Ron Reynolds, Saint Hill Staff
105 Edith Hoyseth, Saint Hill Interne - Declared SP
106 Phyl Stevens, Auckland Staff - Runs AUST AO/ASHO
107 Roger Biddell, Saint Hill Interne - Declared SP
108 Julia Salmen, Los Angeles Staff - Deceased
109 Ken Salmen, Los Angeles Staff - Deceased
110 Pamela Kemp, Tustin, CA - Declared SP
111 Burt Griswold, Hawaii Staff
112 Page Thomas, New York Staff
113 Joan Bristow, Durban Staff - Deceased?
114 Bob Thomas, New York Staff - Declared SP
115 Deon Satterfield, Copenhagen, Denmark - Out of Scio
116 Gertrude Brown, Washiongton, D.C. ??
117 Jane Kember, Saint Hill Staff - Selling Jewelry...Still in Scio. Jane Kember était le troisième personnage de la secte jusqu'à son extradition pour divers crimes, elle a pris cinq ans, et le procès a été l'une des causes de fuite d'Hubbard qui s'est ensuite caché pour guider la scientologie par un système abracadabrant de cassettes transportées par des émissaires!) Elle n'a jamais été vraiment réintégrée, la nouvelle direction ne lui pardfonnant pas de s'être fait piéger en justice, alors que c'est Hubbard en personne qui donnait les ordres via sa femme et via Jane Kember."
118 Lucy Meilczarek, Saint Hill Staff - Deceased
119 Nicky Mendoza, London Staff -Deceased
120 Ken Rains, Hawaii Staff -Out
121 Mario Feninger, Paris Staff - Still in... (Je ne crois pas, contrairement à ce que dit l'autre particpant, que Feninger soit toujours en scientologie. Lui et JJ Delance (n° 17) s'entendaient très mal semble-t'il.
122 Kevin Kember, Saint Hill Interne - Still in (fils de Jane Kember, si mes souvenirs sont exacts)
123 Liz Sabine, Melbourne, Australia - Out
124 Anne Bergin, Durban Staff
125 Elsie Griffiths, Vancouver, Canada - Deceased
126 Frayne Badger, California, U.S.A. - Deceased?
127 Frank Freedman, Saint Hill Foundation Staff - Declared SP

128 Eunice Ford, New York Staff - Deceased
129 Donna Reeve, Washington, D.C. Staff - Still in...
130 June Kay, Durban Staff - Deceased?
131 Pierre Ollemans, Port Elizabeth Staff - Deceased

Feel free to post any updates or corrections.

Draw your own conclusions then read "longevity" by Hubtard




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 on: Today at 09:22:17 AM 
Started by AnonKiwi - Last post by Ididntcomeback
         Today Tonight - Australian Senate Inquiry Release Special - 2010-09-07

http://vimeo.com/14762174

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 on: Today at 09:18:10 AM 
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                        Has anybody seen my kids?

I have not seen or heard them since I was g rodded early 2001. The last I knew they were in California in the orbit of the mother Sue Lane or Harrison of Sunnyvale. Mason Lane was a car mechanic, 31 yo, propably married to a red-head scio, may have moved to a town near the Base. Melanie,26 yo, has blond hair blue eyes. Meryl 24, dirty blond, blue eyes.

http://www.forum.exscn.net/showthread.php?t=7210

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 on: Today at 09:15:50 AM 
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                The Tax Laws Amendment (Public Benefit Test) Bill 2010

I am writing to inform you that the Senate Economics Legislation Committee presented to the Senate today an interim report for the above inquiry. The interim report notes the Committee's intention to extend the inquiry and table its final report on Tuesday, 7 September 2010.

You can find the interim report at the following link:


http://www.aph.gov.au/Senate/committee/economics_ctte/public_benefit_test_10/report/report.pdf

90 pages long

Quote:
Recommendation
The Committee recommends that the incoming government work through COAG to establish a single independent national commission for not-for-profit
organisations. The incoming government should establish a working group, or
use the COAG Business Regulation and Competition Working Group. The
working group should consult extensively with the sector in a timely manner toaddress issues arising from the establishment of a commission which applies a public benefit test. The Australian model should draw on the Charity Commissions in the United Kingdom and New Zealand.

Recommendation

The Committee recommends that the working group consider the functions and role of an Australian commission which should include, but not be limited to, the following:

    * promote public trust and confidence in the charitable sector;
    * encourage and promote the effective use of charitable resources;
    * develop and maintain a register of all not-for-profit organisations in
      Australia using a unique identifying number (for example an ABN) as the identifier;
    * develop and maintain an accessible, searchable public interface;
    * undertake either an annual descriptive analysis of the organisations that
      it regulates or provide the required information annually to the ABS for
      collation and analysis;
    * educate and assist charities in relation to matters of good governance and
      management;
    * facilitate, consider and process applications for registration as charitable
      entities;
    * process annual returns submitted by charitable entities;
    * supply information and documents in appropriate circumstances for the
      purposes of the Tax Acts;
    * monitor charitable entities and their activities to ensure that registered
      entities continue to be qualified;
    * inquire into charitable entities and persons engaging in serious wrongdoing in connection with a charitable entity;
    * monitor and promote compliance with legislation;consider, report and make recommendations in relation to any matter relating to charities;
    * and stimulate and promote research into any matter relating to charities.

The Committee would expect a commission to adopt a tiered reporting system to ensure that small not-for-profit organisations are not overburdened by the costs ofcompliance.

The Committee would expect legislation establishing a commission to be referred to it in due course.

A public benefit test
The Committee supports the application of a public benefit test in the context of broader reform.

The Committee agrees, however, with the preference expressed by the Scrutiny of Bills Committee that it would be better for a public benefit test to be in legislation, where it would be subject to more parliamentary scrutiny, than be set by a minister through regulations, as proposed by the bill.

Recommendation
The Committee recommends that the incoming government should follow the
emerging international best practice and work with the Council of Australian
Governments to amend legislation governing not-for-profit entities to include a definition and test of 'public benefit'.

Cults

In relation to the activities of cult like organisations and the consequences for individuals and society of failing to take steps to protect the community from unacceptable behaviour by cult like organisations, the Committee believes that sufficient evidence was put before it to suggest that the behaviour of cults should be reviewed with a view to developing and implementing a policy on this issue that goes beyond taxation law. The Committee notes the evidence in relation to the response of the French government and the establishment of Miviludes.

Recommendation
The Committee recommends that the Attorney-General's Department provide a report to the Committee on the operation of Miviludes and other law
enforcement agencies overseas tasked with monitoring and controlling the
unacceptable and/or illegal activities of cult-like organisations who use
psychological pressure and breaches of general and industrial law to maintain
control over individuals. The report should advise on the effectiveness of Miviludes and other similar organisations, given issues that need to be addressed to develop an international best practice approach for dealing with cult-like behaviour.


1.10 The Senate inquiry heard from a number of former members of the Church of
Scientology, an organisation which is provided with charitable status in Australia and
is thereby income tax exempt.

1.11 These individuals recounted their experiences while they were members of the
organisation, and explained why, based on their experiences, they do not believe the
organisation should be tax exempt.

Some examples of the evidence provided include:

Mr Anderson—One should be able to clearly identify groups who do good
works, because they see the results. If one cannot see those results, that
particular group should be deemed to be highly suspect and should be
treated as such. I guarantee if you asked the same taxpayer what good
works Scientology do and what they are known for, they would actually
struggle to give you an answer. I know I do. That was one of the things I
found very difficult to reconcile in my association with Scientology over 25
years. I in fact found them to be quite self-serving and not really directed at
the external environment.3

Mrs Underwood—… as a former Scientologist I believe that the Church of
Scientology is a prime example of why this tax amendment is required. As I
outlined in detail in the attachment to my submission, the Church of
Scientology is a tax-exempt organisation which, one, enjoys tax-exempt
status while it only serves itself at the detriment of others. It does not even
serve its members. Its members actually serve it. Two, it is fraudulent. It
deceives and heavily coerces its people in order to obtain so-called
donations. It often does not deliver what is promised, and in some cases it
uses those funds for purposes other than what is stated. This is fraud and it
is a crime. Three, it is an organisation which threatens its people with ‘pay
up or else’. This is extortion.4

Ms Vonthehoff—The experiences include bullying and harassment; two
coerced abortions; Scientology justice procedures, including court hearings
resulting in removal of freedoms; forced financial donations; severe
financial stress; working a minimum of 40 hours and up to 70 hours a week
for no pay; removal of my Australian passport while studying for
Scientology in the US, so I was unable to leave; working under duress all
night on many occasions while my young children were forced to stay at
the office and sleep on the lounge; threats of loss of my family if I tried to
leave; psychological abuse; being forced to sign a suicide waiver, freeing
Scientology of all responsibility if I caused myself any harm, when I made
it clear how much I wanted to leave; and interrogation regarding my
personal life and sex life.5
Quote:
Cult: A religious or pseudo-religious movement,
characterised by the extreme devotion of its members,
who usually form a relatively small, tightly controlled
group under an authoritarian and charismatic leader.
(Source: Macquarie Dictionary)

Quote:
Cults

3.53 In the discussion of whether detriment should be taken into account when
considering whether an organisation would pass a 'public benefit' test for tax
concessions, there was discussion of the behaviour of cults.

3.54 It is a matter of concern that allegations of grossly inappropriate behaviour
continue to be made, and arouse concern, yet there is no systematic means of dealing
with these allegations, especially where no specific criminal offence has been
committed.

3.55 The Cult Information and Family Support Group told the Committee that:

CIFS can confidently estimate that there are many hundreds—if not more;
perhaps thousands—of groups operating within Australia that claim tax
exemption simply because they claim a religious status. Yet these groups
would show on examination that basic human rights and the freedoms that
we take for granted here in Australia are not afforded to their members and
indeed would contravene all that freedom and democracy are about…We
have also heard of the horrendous long-lasting harm caused to individuals
and to families by authoritarian, elitist, exclusive groups of all shapes and
sizes. They use psychological manipulation, insidious and coercive
techniques and the dynamics known as thought reform or mind control to
indoctrinate and keep members obedient and compliant.52

51 Charity Commission for England and Wales, Submission 41, p. 2.
52 Mrs Roslyn Hodgkins, President, Cult Information and Family Support,

3.56 There has been no inquiry into this issue, although the Standing Committee of
Attorneys-General contemplated in 1988 creating an offence of recklessly or
intentionally causing harm to a person's mental health.53

3.57 In France there is an agency Miviludes (Mission Interministérielle de
Vigilance et de Lutte contre les Derives Sectaires) charged with monitoring the
activities of cults.54

Committee view

3.58 The Committee believes that sufficient evidence was put before it to suggest
that the behaviour of cults should be reviewed with a view to developing and
implementing a policy on this issue that goes beyond taxation law.

Recommendation 2

3.59 The Committee recommends that the Attorney-General's Department
provide a report to the Committee on the operation of Miviludes and other law
enforcement agencies overseas tasked with monitoring and controlling the
unacceptable and/or illegal activities of cult like organisations who use
psychological pressure and breaches of general and industrial law to maintain
control over individuals. The report should advise on the effectiveness of the
operation of Miviludes and other similar organisations, given issues that need to
be addressed to develop an international best practice approach for dealing with
cult-like behaviour.

http://www.forum.exscn.net/showthread.php?t=19756

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 on: Yesterday at 08:05:38 PM 
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                              Confidential to David Miscavige
Dear David,

Are you aware that, with all your recent, whiny attacks on Anderson Cooper, Marty Rathbun, Mike Rinder et. al.,  you are revealing the exact truth that you hoped to never disclose?

Anyone reading your bellicose and petulant screeds in your little Freedom Magazine can easily see how completely bogus your attacks are.  But they also realize why you are staging these attacks.

    You are deathly afraid.

Any honest person who was the victim of such lies, as you claim to be, would take all the guilty parties to court for libel and slander.  An honest person wouldn't fuss and moan in some little self-published magazine.  An honest person would want their day in court to prove themselves innocent of the charges.

But you don't and you won't.

Obviously, if a person didn't have any money, they might not be able to afford such a court case.  But, that's not your excuse, you have hundreds of millions at your disposal and many lawyers who will do anything you ask.

So that leaves the real reason you won't take your accusers to court for libel and slander:

    Everything they say about you is TRUE.

We all know that's the reason you whine and complain but never do anything.  All the stories of your vicious mental and physical abuses are true.  All the charges about your complicity in the many crimes, fraud and human rights violations in the Church of Scientology are completely true.

If you took anyone to court, they would then have the right to subpoena people and documents -- and you know there are people and documents in the Church of Scientology that would prove what a sociopathic criminal you are.

If you took anyone to court, you would be required to testify, under oath.  And you would lie.  You'd have to lie.  And your lies would be proven to be lies and you would go to jail.  You know all this.

And that would destroy your little money-machine called the Church of Scientology.

And that's why you won't take anyone to court.

The fact that you will never take anyone to court is a complete admission that what they say about you is true.

That is what you've revealed by your little hissy-fit in Freedom Magazine.  Gee, that was a big mistake.

But then, big mistakes are one of your defining characteristics.

http://askthescientologist.blogspot.com/

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 on: Yesterday at 04:21:11 PM 
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                         Believe it or not Ron is loved worldwide!
Believe it or Not....

Even though a few Scientologists believe, the rest of the world does not.

People in the real world (that use real facts and real numbers) do not even pay attention to Scientology's frantic hyperbolic fake stats.

Example: According to Bridge Publications, 83 million copies of Dianetics were sold in the forty years after publication. (1. wikipedia 2. Harris, Daniel (July 2, 1989). "Scientology's best seller". New York Post: p. 39.)

Scientology has reduced itself to the punchline of a joke. Scientologists don't notice that everyone is laughing at them--it's not what they believe they see--super theta VVGI's beings, blowing case and line charging. No, fellas, not exactly.
(Hint to Scientologists: Hey, keep working on those Obnosis drills--you ain't there quite yet).

Hmmmmm, let's see......self-proclaimed supernatural beings (Clears & OT's) working for 60 years to save the planet thru dissemination of Ron's books. Just how much impact have they had compared to other booksellers?

Here is the actual list of most published books which Scientology does not even appear on....

    Bible: (est.) 2.5 Billion to 6 Billion
    Koran: 800 Million
    Little Red Book (Mao): 800 Million
    Chairman Mao's Poems: 400 Million
    Xinhua Dictionary (Chinese): 400 Million
    Articles of Mao: 253 Million
    A Tale of Two Cities: 200 Million
    The Lord of the Rings: 150 Million
    Scouting for Boys: 100 Million to 150 Million
    Book of Mormon: 150 Million
    The Truth That Leads To Eternal Life (Jehovah's Witnesses): 107 Million
    The Hobbit: Over 100 Million
    Dream of The Red Chamber (紅樓夢): Over 100 Million
    On the Three Representations (论三个代表) 100 Million
    And Then There Were None: 100 Million
    The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe: 85 Million
    She: 83 Million
    Le Petit Prince: 80 Million
    The Da Vinci Code: 80 Million
    The Catcher in the Rye: 65 Million
    The Alchemist: 65 Million
    Steps to Christ: 60 Million
    Merriam Websters Collegiate Dictionary: 55 Million
    Heidi's Years of Wandering & Learning: 50 Million
    The Common Sense Book of Baby Care: 50 Million
    Anne of Green Gables: 50 Million
    Black Beauty: 50 Million
    The Name of the Rose: 50 Million
    The Hite Report: 48 Million
    Charlotte's Web: 45 Million
    The Tale of Peter Rabbit: 45 Million
    Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows: 44 Million
    Jonathan Livingston Seagull: 40 Million
    A Message to Garcia: 40 Million
    Roget's Thesaurus: 40 Million
    Angels and Demons: 39 Million
    Better Homes & Gardens Cook Book: 38 Million
    How the Steel Was Tempered (Как закалялась сталь): 36 Million
    War and Peace: 36 Million
    The Adventures Of Pinocchio: 35 Million
    Diary of Ane Frank: 30 Million
    What Would Jesus Do? 30 Million
    Oxfords Advanced Dictionary: 30 Million
    To Kill a Mockingbird: 30 Million
    Valley of the Dolls: 30 Million
    Gone with the Wind: 30 Million
    One Hundreds Years of Solitude: 30 Million
    The Purpose Driven Life: 30 Million
    The Thorn Birds: 30 Million
    Think and Grow Rich: 30 Million
    Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book: 30 Million
    The Revolt of Mamie Stover: 30 Million
    The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: 30 Million
    The Very Hungry Caterpillar: 30 Million
    The Late Great Planet Earth: 28 Million
    Betty Crocker Cookbook: 27 Million
    Who Moved My Cheese: 26 Million
    The Wind in the Willows: 25 Million
    Nineteen Eighty-Four: 25 Million
    The Celestine Prophecy: 23 Million
    The Godfather: 21 Million
    Love Story: 21 Million
    Shin Meikai Kokugo Jiten (Japanese Dictionary): 20 Million
    Wolf Totem: 20 Million
    English Grammar: 20 Million
    The Happy Hooker: 20 Million
    Jaws: 20 Million
    Love You Forever: 20 Million
    Sophie's World: 20 Million
    The Women's Room: 20 Million
    Where the Wild Things Are: 19 Million
    The Secret: 19 Million
    Fear Of Flying: 18 Million
    The Joy of Cooking: 18 Million
    Eigo Kihon Tangoshu (Japanese/English vocabulary) 17 Million
    Goodnight Moon: 16 Million
    Guess How Much I Love You: 15 Million
    The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: 15 Million
    Shogun: 15 Million
    Siken Ni Deru Eithango (English vocabulary, Japanese): 15 Million
    The Poky Little Puppy: 15 Million
    The Pillars of earth: 15 Million
    How To Win Friends & Influence People: 15 Million
    Perfume: 15 Million
    What to Expect When You're Expecting: 15 Million
    The Horse Whisperer: 15 Million
    The Shadow of the Wind: 15 Million
    The Shack: 15 Million
    The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe: 14 Million
    Tuesdays with Morrie: 14 Million
    God's Little Acre: 14 Million
    Follow Your Heart: 14 Million
    The Outsiders: 13 Million
    Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: 13 Million
    Norwegian Wood: 12 Million
    New English-Japanese Dictionary: 12 Million
    Peyton Place: 12 Million
    Dune: 12 Million
    The Plague: 12 Million
    No Longer Human: 12 Million
    The Naked Ape: 12 Million
    Dictionary of Archaisms (旺文社古語辞典): 11 Million
    Kojien: 11 Million
    The Prophet: 11 Million
    The Exorcist: 11 Million
    The Gruffalo: 10 Million
    Catch-22: 10 Million
    Dictionary of the Japanese Language: 10 Million
    Eye of the Needle: 10 Million
    A Brief History of Time: 10 Million
    The Cat in the Hat: 10 Million
    The Lovely Bones: 10 Million
    Wild Swans: 10 Million
    Santa Evita: 10 Million
    Key to Practical Persona Care at Home (Japanese): 10 Million
    Night: 10 Million
    The Kite Runner: 10 Million
    Yu Dan's Gain From the Analects (Chinese): 10 Million
    The Total Woman: 10 Million
    Mein Kampf: 10 Million
    The Communist Manifesto: 10 Million
    Problems in China's Socialist Economy: 10 Million
    What Color Is Your Parachute?: 10 Million

"83 Million Copies" of Dianetics sold.

Yeah, Ron, we believe you.

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