Lerma will give up the fight if the cult produces an OT
Ted Mayett (KoX)
On 28 Jul 1997 19:57:43 -0700, Arnie Lerma wrote:
Put me down for some of this.
As monumentally stupid as it sounds, I have just folded and taped a
piece of paper to my monitor. Tell me what it says and I never picket
or post again, and I pull my web page down.
I just folded some scrap paper, did not want to waste an envelope.
Is there an OT in the house?
(what a waste of time <sigh>)
>
>
> There is a number taped to the top of my monitor
>
> Conjure up your best OT....
>
> tell me the number and I'll take a long hike elsewhere
>
> And I'll even give you 3 chances.
>
> A duplicate of this number has been mailed to a prominent
> critic of your Fraud called $cientology.... sealed under tape
> bearing my signature.
>
> Comon you big OT's
>
> Ohhh
>
> I forgot,
>
> The only thing that works in Scientology are its lawyers......
>
> Arnie Lerma
> Clear 3502
> www.lermanet.com/cos/motivate.html
>
>
>
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Martin Hunt
In article <5rjm77$g...@drn.zippo.com>, Arnie Lerma wrote:
> There is a number taped to the top of my monitor
> And I'll even give you 3 chances.
42? 778? 62019934958771287530?
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Roland
Ted Mayett (KoX) wrote:
>
> On 28 Jul 1997 19:57:43 -0700, Arnie Lerma wrote:
>
> Put me down for some of this.
> As monumentally stupid as it sounds, I have just folded and taped a
> piece of paper to my monitor. Tell me what it says and I never picket
> or post again, and I pull my web page down.
> > There is a number taped to the top of my monitor
> >
> >
> > tell me the number and I'll take a long hike elsewhere
> >
> >
> > critic of your Fraud called $cientology.... sealed under tape
> > bearing my signature.
> >
> > Comon you big OT's
Hilarious. What a good idea. It seems like they can't kill with their
thoughts. How about reading a piece of paper then? If they can then we
all stop picketing and criticising the Co$.
HA HA HA
Why not ask the freezone to lend them a hand?
Roland
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>> The only thing that works in Scientology are its lawyers......<<
Apparently, the US government's own research showed that there is some
evidence that there may be individuals who can sometimes -- though not
consistently -- accurately remote view. The other possible mechanism that
you have to control for is that the "remote viewer" is just reading the
mind of one of the test administrators who knows the answer being sought.
I would not say that Scientology's ability to produce someone whou could
get this right one time exactly proved their claims. I'd want to see 2 of
3, or better yet -- in line with Hubbard's claim of "100%" tech -- 100
out of 100.
It's a fallacy, and an ineffective line of argument, to say that nothing
in Scientology works. Obviously, they have an organization that is
effective in maintaining quite a lot of loyalty and bringing in a constant
if small stream of new members, not to mention producing an impressive
cash flow. The initial techniques of Dianetics auditing at least
effectively give the recipient the impression of having received a
valuable treatment, if not some actual personal improvement.
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On Tue, 29 Jul 1997 12:09:22 +0100, Roland <Rola...@netcomuk.co.uk>
wrote:
> Ted Mayett (KoX) wrote:
> >
> > On 28 Jul 1997 19:57:43 -0700, Arnie Lerma wrote:
> >
> > Put me down for some of this.
> > As monumentally stupid as it sounds, I have just folded and taped a
> > piece of paper to my monitor. Tell me what it says and I never picket
> > or post again, and I pull my web page down.
> <snip>
> > > There is a number taped to the top of my monitor
> > >
> > > Conjure up your best OT....
> > >
> > > tell me the number and I'll take a long hike elsewhere
> > >
> > > And I'll even give you 3 chances.
[ ... ]
> Hilarious. What a good idea. It seems like they can't kill with their
> thoughts. How about reading a piece of paper then? If they can then we
> all stop picketing and criticising the Co$.
>
> HA HA HA
>
> Why not ask the freezone to lend them a hand?
My suggestion: The OT Daisy Chain
1. Have the OTs form a wide circle, back to front.
2. Each OT reaches into the hip-pocket of the OT in front of him or
her, firmly grasping that OT's wallet.
3. Form an Enormous Circle of OT Power and READ THAT LITTLE PIECE OF
MEST. Do it! Do it for Ron! Concentrate!
HTH
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Edward Rigdon
>
(snip)
No, no, I got that wrong, too. That's (62019934958771287530) the number
taped to the top of a monitor *lizard*, located somewhere in the central
U.S. Man, I hate interference.
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Jigsaw6452
In article <5rjm77$g...@drn.zippo.com>, Arnie Lerma writes:
>
> There is a number taped to the top of my monitor
>
> Conjure up your best OT....
>
> tell me the number and I'll take a long hike elsewhere
>
> And I'll even give you 3 chances.
>
>
Oh, for Xenu's sake, the first "clear" couldn't even remember the color of
LRH's tie after seeing it 30 seconds earlier; how can they possibly be
expected to telepathically read the number taped to your computer in only
3 chances? At least be a little more fair and give them 999 billion
chances! ;-)
Sue
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