> Anyone know anything about Int. Finance Network?

> It also says weekly collections are running about $650,000 per week.

> The Int Finance Network was really the more visable and darker side of
> that whole plan to take over everything in scientology. They were for
> the most part "the face" of what people saw as enforcing "financial
> policy". But they were controlled and secretly run by DM and his crew.

> By the way, I'd love to see a copy of that WDC ED if you would not mind
> sending it to me.

> SME

> cultxpt wrote:
> > WDC SEC ED 199, 3 August 1982 talks about Int. Finance Network "saving
> > the bacon for Scn. If this entity had not been established, Scn would
> > have been wipe out."

> > Anyone know anything about Int. Finance Network?

> > It also says weekly collections are running about $650,000 per week.

> AND they wore black uniforms that made them look like the SS storm
> troopers they were emulating.

>> Yes, it was run by Wendel Reynolds then and was responsible for many,
>> many abuses of others to "find and handle" their "financial crimes"
>> against scientology. They were the ones at that famous San Francisco
>> mission holders conference (spoken about in the book "A Piece of Blue
>> Sky") who helped DM declare, sec check and/or extort money out of the
>> mission holders. They had a mission to actually get people jailed for
>> "financial crimes" against scientology so that heads could be put on
>> pikes to scare others into toeing the line. It did not even matter if
>> the person was innocent, they just wanted "examples". And a
>> "financial crime" was anything at all that Hubbard/DM considered
>> took money away from churchs of scientology and thus to
>> Hubbard/management as well. Their methods of threats, physical
>> abuse, screaming, "gang bang sec checks" and the like were used
>> against anyone and everyone who DM et al considered were financially
>> "ripping off orgs or LRH". They were often "the enforcers" of so
>> many of the abuses then. WDC was nothing but a front. It was not a
>> separate body of people who somehow "oversaw" management and the
>> like. They were in fact the same people as were then in management,
>> mostly from CMO Int. WDC EDs were either hidden Hubbard orders or
>> issues from whomever was so authorized to write them at the time
>> under authority of Hubbard and/or DM. The only "bacon they saved"
>> was the continued flow of millions to Hubbard and to "Sea Org
>> Reserves" controlled by DM and his people.

>> The Int Finance Network was really the more visable and darker side
>> of that whole plan to take over everything in scientology. They were
>> for the most part "the face" of what people saw as enforcing
>> "financial policy". But they were controlled and secretly run by DM
>> and his crew.

>> By the way, I'd love to see a copy of that WDC ED if you would not
>> mind sending it to me.

>> SME

> AND they wore black uniforms that made them look like the SS storm
> troopers they were emulating.

>> cultxpt wrote:
>>> WDC SEC ED 199, 3 August 1982 talks about Int. Finance Network
>>> "saving the bacon for Scn. If this entity had not been established,
>>> Scn would have been wipe out."

>>> Anyone know anything about Int. Finance Network?

>>> It also says weekly collections are running about $650,000 per week.

>> AND they wore black uniforms that made them look like the SS storm
>> troopers they were emulating.

> I stigmatized their stoopid rules in my book La Secte, telling how I
> got a series of phone calls from the "International Finance Police"
> when I was the Lyon org CO. A brainwashed guy called me at night,
> telling me "International Finance Police..." - since I was already
> very opposed to these new categories of rulers in scientology, I
> answered as if I did not know what, and said something like "Oh No,
> we are not the Police..."; this poor mechanical semi-human recorder
> called back three ou four times in a row, with the same
> "International Fina,nce Police", and each time, I answered the smae "Oh
> no, there is no police here... "