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rhill

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Dec 13, 2009, 7:31:26 AM12/13/09
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Since Mike and I have spent the past 24 hours evading a network of PI�s
attempting to usurp our human rights in a number of ways

http://markrathbun.wordpress.com/2009/12/11/universal-declaration-of-human-rights/
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I don't know what he is crying about, David Miscavige is religiously
applying L. Ron Hubbard's religious doctrine of "noisy investigation."

For good measure, here is an excerpt from Paulette Cooper's /the Scandal
of Scientology/, Chapter 9 "Attacking the Attacker":

/=====
One type of investigation Hubbard suggested was what he called "noisy
investigations."{11} He wrote in 1966 that if someone gave Scientology
trouble, "find out where he or she works or worked ... and phone 'em up
and say `I am investigating Mr./Mrs. for criminal activities and he/she
has been trying to prevent man's freedom and is restraining my religious
freedom and that of my friends and children, etc.' "

But it appears that the Scientologists' investigations are not confined
to phone calls. They have made no attempt to hide the fact that they
have hired detectives to investigate their "enemies." As early as 1955,
they wrote in Ability, one of their newsletters, that they had hired a
detective to investigate and "disclose any criminal past or connection"
of the editor of a British Dianetic magazine.{12}
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Where was David Miscavige back then?

Eldon

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Dec 13, 2009, 8:21:05 AM12/13/09
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On Dec 13, 1:31 pm, rhill <rh...@xenu-directory.net> wrote:
> /=====
> Since Mike and I have spent the past 24 hours evading a network of PI’s

> attempting to usurp our human rights in a number of ways
>
> http://markrathbun.wordpress.com/2009/12/11/universal-declaration-of-...

> \=====
>
> I don't know what he is crying about, David Miscavige is religiously
> applying L. Ron Hubbard's religious doctrine of "noisy investigation."
>
> For good measure, here is an excerpt from Paulette Cooper's /the Scandal
> of Scientology/, Chapter 9 "Attacking the Attacker":
>
> /=====
> One type of investigation Hubbard suggested was what he called "noisy
> investigations."{11} He wrote in 1966 that if someone gave Scientology
> trouble, "find out where he or she works or worked ... and phone 'em up
> and say `I am investigating Mr./Mrs. for criminal activities and he/she
> has been trying to prevent man's freedom and is restraining my religious
> freedom and that of my friends and children, etc.' "
>
> But it appears that the Scientologists' investigations are not confined
> to phone calls. They have made no attempt to hide the fact that they
> have hired detectives to investigate their "enemies." As early as 1955,
> they wrote in Ability, one of their newsletters, that they had hired a
> detective to investigate and "disclose any criminal past or connection"
> of the editor of a British Dianetic magazine.{12}
> \=====
>
> Where was David Miscavige back then?

Marty and his merry band all share a big blind spot when it comes to
the infallibility of LRH, the revered founder, vis a vis the evil
usurper Miscavige. They envisage a benevolent, brilliantly managed
movement that never was lasting until 1980, when the dwarf wrested
control from the fugitive commodore (whose OT abilities,
unfortunately, were overshadowed by his gullibility).

They run into some loud cognitive dissonance when they lionize Ken
Urquhart for being a standard tech auditor trained by LRH, considering
that Ken makes no bones about saying LRH "deteriorated" starting in
the early 1970s. This one is really gonna piss them off, since they
really, truly believe LRH canceled Fair Game until it was resurrected
by DM. Quote:

[Fair Game was officially repudiated by L. Ron Hubbard in order to
appease the New Zealand Government, but the act was a sham, a lie, a
piece of paper which he had no intention of honouring in deed. I know
that because he announced as much right in front of me when the news
came that he needed to issue the cancellation of Fair Game policy. His
evident intention was to suppress the overt practice of Fair Game for
a while but to continue the practice when he felt it was needed, but
not get caught at it.]
http://kgurquhart.blogspot.com/

Android Cat

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Dec 13, 2009, 9:40:46 AM12/13/09
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"Eldon" <Eldo...@aol.com> wrote in message
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H'yup. The Golden Age of Scientology when everything was kind and gentle,
dogs, cats and pink unicorns lived together, the Tech worked 100%
prefectly--but no one can agree on exactly when this mythical age actually
occurred. At least they haven't gone over the edge (yet) by postulating
that the Commodore was replaced by a duplicate from the CIA, Smersh, or the
Bavarian Illuminati, who did all the bad things. (Those people can't agree
on the replacement date either.)

> They run into some loud cognitive dissonance when they lionize Ken
> Urquhart for being a standard tech auditor trained by LRH, considering
> that Ken makes no bones about saying LRH "deteriorated" starting in
> the early 1970s. This one is really gonna piss them off, since they
> really, truly believe LRH canceled Fair Game until it was resurrected
> by DM. Quote:
>
> [Fair Game was officially repudiated by L. Ron Hubbard in order to
> appease the New Zealand Government, but the act was a sham, a lie, a
> piece of paper which he had no intention of honouring in deed. I know
> that because he announced as much right in front of me when the news
> came that he needed to issue the cancellation of Fair Game policy. His
> evident intention was to suppress the overt practice of Fair Game for
> a while but to continue the practice when he felt it was needed, but
> not get caught at it.]
> http://kgurquhart.blogspot.com/

And I guess they think that Mary Sue Hubbard was completely rogue, and Elron
never knew a thing about Operation Snow White, Operation Dynamite, Operation
Speedy Gonzalez, Operation Bulldozer...

Where was young Davie then?

InBeforeRoadRunner: "Bah, just another Gerry Armstrong cultist! Where is the
issue number for that? He has no data and hasn't duplicated! I have every
single scrap of paper that Hubbard ever issued. If it wasn't on paper it
never happened. He has no Research! I put him out of my system!"

Even after they've woken up to the abuses and evils of Scientology Inc,
there's still one "stable datum" blocking the exit: The 100% Tech always
works and Hubbard was Source. *sigh*

--
Ron of that ilk.
Stable? Sounds like a load of horse to me.

Patty Pieniadz

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Dec 14, 2009, 8:01:49 AM12/14/09
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Quote:

"Eldon" <Eldo...@aol.com> wrote in message
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[Fair Game was officially repudiated by L. Ron Hubbard in order to


appease the New Zealand Government, but the act was a sham, a lie, a
piece of paper which he had no intention of honouring in deed. I know
that because he announced as much right in front of me when the news
came that he needed to issue the cancellation of Fair Game policy. His
evident intention was to suppress the overt practice of Fair Game for
a while but to continue the practice when he felt it was needed, but
not get caught at it.]
http://kgurquhart.blogspot.com/ "

Oh, this one is a keeper.


rhill

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Dec 14, 2009, 8:26:42 AM12/14/09
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I believe the reasons "Fair Game" was 'officially cancelled' are more
than just the appease of New Zealand.

I am currently in the process of sorting news articles from 1968 (I'm at
the end of September so far), and we can see there was a media storm in
the UK and Australia also in the second half of 1968, re. Hubbard's
"Fair Game" and "Disconnection" and a lot of other nasty Scientology
stuff (treatment of employees, etc.)

The media storm is obvious from the graph:
http://www.xenu-directory.net/news/library.php?mf=1&yf=1968&mt=12&yt=1968

120 articles just in the second half of 1968 -- and I'm not done with
filing all the news items from that period. Even though the library is
far from complete, the next time there was such a huge media storm was
in 1984, and Hubbard was exposed as the con he was through a series of
trials, including Gerry Armstrong landmark trial.

Hubbard's 'cancellation' of "Fair Game" and "Disconnection" are dated
October 21, 1968 and November 15, 1968, if I am not mistaken. In other
words, this supports very well the idea that Hubbard 'cancelled' these
policies for PR purpose only, following the media storm exposing the
nastiness of Scientology.

The "Merchants of Chaos" were at cause to Scientology.

rhill

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Dec 14, 2009, 8:39:19 AM12/14/09
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[I hit the send button by mistake FFFUUUUUUUUUU :-)]

I believe the reasons "Fair Game" was 'officially cancelled' are more

than just to appease New Zealand.

I am currently in the process of sorting news articles from 1968 (I'm at

the end of September so far), and we can see there were media storms in

the UK and Australia also in the second half of 1968, re. Hubbard's
"Fair Game" and "Disconnection" and a lot of other nasty Scientology

stuff (treatment of employees, suppressives, etc.)

120 articles just in the second half of 1968 -- and I'm not done with
filing all the news items from that period. Even though the library is
far from complete, the next time there was such a huge media storm was
in 1984, and Hubbard was exposed as the con he was through a series of
trials, including Gerry Armstrong landmark trial.

Hubbard's [PR] 'cancellation' of "Fair Game" and "Disconnection" are

dated October 21, 1968 and November 15, 1968, if I am not mistaken. In
other words, this supports very well the idea that Hubbard 'cancelled'
these policies for PR purpose only, following the media storm exposing

the nastiness of Scientology. Just reading the headlines provide some
insights in his policies that followed the period.

It's also in the second half of 1968 that Hubbard ragequitted
Scientology (not really, again just for PR purpose.) He was even silly
enough to ask people through the media bawww "Tell us what's wrong"
bawww, guess he finally understood that "Fair Game" and "Disconnection"
was what was bothering lowly wogs.

Hmm.. Thinking of it, if I use RoadRunner's logic, Hubbard wasn't in
charge anymore when these policies were [PR] 'cancelled,' so as per RR,
Hubbard never cancelled them...

Anyway, I think the "Merchants of Chaos" were at cause to Scientology in
the second part of 1968, hence the [PR] 'cancellation' of "Fair Game,"
"Disconnection."

Eldon

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Dec 14, 2009, 10:27:47 AM12/14/09
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On Dec 14, 2:01 pm, "Patty Pieniadz" <ppieni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Quote:
>
> "Eldon" <EldonB...@aol.com> wrote in message

Glad you appreciate my research skills, Patty! <bows magnanimously>

Ken Urquhart is interesting. I think he straddles the fence pretty
gracefully. A nice, gentle guy no matter how deluded he may be in
certain areas.

Barbara Schwarz

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Dec 14, 2009, 2:49:04 PM12/14/09
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> certain areas.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Nobody who covers up that L. Ron Hubbard was impostored is nice or
interesting.


Barbara Schwarz

--
Neal Warren aka Greg or Gregory Hall forges Mark Charles de Rothschild
on Usenet.
Neal Warren is a fanatical Christian sexist and anti-semitist who
commits one crime after the other and who
should be incarcerated.


The Dark Bible Women's Inferior Status

Burn the daughter!
Cut off her hand!
Expose her breasts!
Female births get penalty
Female inferiority
God's OK on abortion
Jesus will kill children
Kill the witches!
Moses' mass murder
Rape my daughter
Raping and killing
Silence the woman!
Stone the woman
"Virgin" mistranslation
Virgin's worth
Wives, submit yourselves!
Women shall not speak
Women's sorrow
Rip up pregnant women
The wicked woman

And here the bible paragraphs, where you can find that disgusting
stuff.

http://nobeliefs.com/DarkBible/darkbible7.htm


Patty Pieniadz

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Dec 14, 2009, 2:03:50 PM12/14/09
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"rhill" <rh...@xenu-directory.net> wrote in message
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Thanks Ray


Tigger

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Dec 15, 2009, 10:40:40 AM12/15/09
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On Dec 14, 7:39 am, rhill <rh...@xenu-directory.net> wrote:
> Patty Pieniadz wrote:
> > Quote:
>
> > "Eldon" <EldonB...@aol.com> wrote in message

> >news:c8784a91-f726-468c...@r5g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
>
> > [Fair Game was officially repudiated by L. Ron Hubbard in order to
> > appease the New Zealand Government, but the act was a sham, a lie, a
> > piece of paper which he had no intention of honouring in deed. I know
> > that because he announced as much right in front of me when the news
> > came that he needed to issue the cancellation of Fair Game policy. His
> > evident intention was to suppress the overt practice of Fair Game for
> > a while but to continue the practice when he felt it was needed, but
> > not get caught at it.]
> >http://kgurquhart.blogspot.com/ "
>
> > Oh, this one is a keeper.
>
> [I hit the send button by mistake FFFUUUUUUUUUU :-)]
>
> I believe the reasons "Fair Game" was 'officially cancelled' are more
> than just to appease New Zealand.
>
> I am currently in the process of sorting news articles from 1968 (I'm at
> the end of September so far), and we can see there were media storms in
> the UK and Australia also in the second half of 1968, re. Hubbard's
> "Fair Game" and "Disconnection" and a lot of other nasty Scientology
> stuff (treatment of employees, suppressives, etc.)
>
> The media storm is obvious from the graph:http://www.xenu-directory.net/news/library.php?mf=1&yf=1968&mt=12&yt=...

>
> 120 articles just in the second half of 1968 -- and I'm not done with
> filing all the news items from that period. Even though the  library is
> far from complete, the next time there was such a huge media storm was
> in 1984, and Hubbard was exposed as the con he was through a series of
> trials, including Gerry Armstrong landmark trial.
>
> Hubbard's [PR] 'cancellation' of "Fair Game" and "Disconnection" are
> dated October 21, 1968 and November 15, 1968, if I am not mistaken. In
> other words, this supports very well the idea that Hubbard 'cancelled'
> these policies for PR purpose only, following the media storm exposing
> the nastiness of Scientology. Just reading the headlines provide some
> insights in his policies that followed the period.
>
> It's also in the second half of 1968 that Hubbard ragequitted
> Scientology (not really, again just for PR purpose.) He was even silly
> enough to ask people through the media bawww "Tell us what's wrong"
> bawww, guess he finally understood that "Fair Game" and "Disconnection"
> was what was bothering lowly wogs.
>
> Hmm.. Thinking of it, if I use RoadRunner's logic, Hubbard wasn't in
> charge anymore when these policies were [PR] 'cancelled,' so as per RR,
> Hubbard never cancelled them...
>
> Anyway, I think the "Merchants of Chaos" were at cause to Scientology in
> the second part of 1968, hence the [PR] 'cancellation' of "Fair Game,"
> "Disconnection."- Hide quoted text -

>
> - Show quoted text -

WOW! Thanks so much. What a reference treasure. You not only did
good, you did great.

Tigger

phil scott

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Dec 15, 2009, 9:24:32 PM12/15/09
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On Dec 13, 6:40 am, "Android Cat" <androidca...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> "Eldon" <EldonB...@aol.com> wrote in message

all this replacement activity was organized from our invasion fleets
using 9 dimensional holographic replacements
beamed into the existing meat.. so it never had to be replaced.. once
established we came out as the ARSCC
wdne because of the 0 factor following the 1-9 sequence, Ms Warr as
some have come to realize was the code
name of our supreme commander who chose to run the operation in
person... messing with commander warr provides
us with the attackers abstract core /// Hubbards fatal mistake

then as you noticed col Magoo came in for recon with the first stealth
long cat... finally taking command

of this sector as more destroyers arrived and long cats landed,,,
infusing more with our holographic/ solids
now emerging from our bases in Oz

its all over... the slime has just not dried out yet

> Stable? Sounds like a load of horse to me.- Hide quoted text -
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