Scientology is not a Cult
husk
He asserts that the local org and staff are not the real culprits in
Scientology and that they do genuinely feel that they are there just
to help.
What is the cult according to Aaron? The SeaOrg. There is nothing
religious about the SeaOrg. They are not here to help, that their
only purpose is to create wealth and they do it through bullying and
control. He says that the SeaOrg does not exist to help Scientology,
but that Scientology exists only as a cover or vehicle for the SeaOrg.
Sound quality is crappy, but very interesting to hear his point of
view.
Barbara Schwarz
> according to Aaron Saxton inhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrPOqi21i7E
As a Scientologist, I am telling you that the guy is phoney. He never
should have become a staff member. Non-Scientologists make the Sea Org
into a cult.
And the Germans are behind the strong money orientation. Scientology
money is in Europe and the Germans are already its secret rulers and
what to become EUs official rulers.
Barbara Schwarz
Lawrence
"husk" <hu...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
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According to Aaron the cult is the kind of place where people like him go
to force women to have abortions, RPF people that look funny, declare
people that act funny, bully and hurt people that disagree.
Oh, but don't worry, now he's out and *He just fine now!" [sic].
--
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Larry
Django
> according to Aaron Saxton inhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrPOqi21i7E
>
> He asserts that the local org and staff are not the real culprits in
> Scientology and that they do genuinely feel that they are there just
> to help.
>
> What is the cult according to Aaron? The SeaOrg. There is nothing
> religious about the SeaOrg. They are not here to help, that their
> only purpose is to create wealth and they do it through bullying and
> control. He says that the SeaOrg does not exist to help Scientology,
> but that Scientology exists only as a cover or vehicle for the SeaOrg.
What I take out of it is that Scientology is a cult - systemized,
institutionalized. A Koresh/Jim Jones picks up people haphazardly, and
puts together a motley, almost random collection of vulnerable,
susceptible people. Scientology is, well...Scientific. They suck you
in slowly, methodically - Stress Test or Dianetics gets you in the
door, you take a few courses, then more, and next thing you know
you're re-mortgaging your house for a "donation". Everything previous
is setting you up for the next phase, and if you're disoriented enough
to believe that joining the Sea Org is a good idea, they have you, all
the way. The Billion Year Contract is just the trap snapping shut.
Obvious crap is obvious, but he's right, the Sea Org is the real cult,
and everything else just serves to cull the S.O. candidates from the
public and staff (and, of course, suck their bank accounts as dry as
possible). It was a real forehead slapping moment for me. Right now,
I'm just loving the insight Saxton is bringing to this. I want to have
his babi...OK, now I'm just losing it. Disregard that last thing...
> Sound quality is crappy, but very interesting to hear his point of
> view.
Whoever is making these vids needs to learn about setting audio levels
and the proper use of outboard mics and wind screens. Not that I don't
appreciate the effort, but digital audio clipping is perhaps the worst
sound in the known universe, particularly with cheap-ass A/D
converters...
Mike Thomas
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Thats psychotic, you're psychotic. You don't give up with your
delusions, I'll give you that much.
Seems like everyone who speaks out against the CoS is a phony, a
criminal or just trying to undo all the good work the CoS stands for.
Barbara, I've said this before and I'll say it again, your delusions
about the German secret service make everything else that you post seem
like a lie.
Can anyone actually takes Barbara seriously? Every time I read her crazy
posts I can't help but put little spittles on my monitor from laughing
so hard.
It reminds me of the time a hardcore punk came to my work looking for a
customer service job, needless to say my boss found the safety pin
earrings, toxic green mohawk and studded leather clothes quite a laugh.
I guess now, you'll probably go on about how I try to defame you rather
than justify your craziness.
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barbz
He is wrong. He thinks a cult has to be religious. News to Amway, I'm sure.
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xenubarb
Chaplain, ARSCCwdne
A walk down the path of history is crunchy with the crispy corpses of
those who pooh-poohed or ignored the clown car of ridicule when it
pulled-up to the curb.
Stephen Jones