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Spacetraveler  
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 More options Nov 27 2004, 8:04 pm
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From: spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com (Spacetraveler)
Date: 27 Nov 2004 17:04:04 -0800
Local: Sat, Nov 27 2004 8:04 pm
Subject: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
In an earlier post of mine it appears that I made dear old Gerry to
say the least feel uncomfortable. So, what was that all about?

It started with this post:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&selm=9f53d1e2.0411171738.78...

I say in there:
"Recently but also in the past people having been attempting to expose
some identity. Gerry Armstrong was the first to make a move. He got no
where, and so he left ..."

Then we experienced some defense from Gerryoko. He did that in this
post:
http://groups.google.se/groups?q=g:thl2268142293d&dq=&hl=sv&lr=&selm=...

A very long, and very confusing post (lots of copying and pasting),
and you know what, he does hardly respond to any issues at all.

I've tried to clean up some things in my response to that post:
http://groups.google.se/groups?q=g:thl2268142293d&dq=&hl=sv&lr=&selm=...

And Gerryono marvelously runs again.....

I only want to reiterate the following from that:

[start quote]

I agree, it could be, that's an option.

But further on in the very same post you write:
"Please identify all your posts in the cult, when and where you held
each, and what training and processing you did when and where."

Well Gerry?
[end quote]

I am still waiting for your reaction, dear old boy....

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From: Lady Chatterly <not-...@catcher.in.the.rye>
Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2004 1:55:14 GMT
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Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
In article <9f53d1e2.0411271704.1ea8a...@posting.google.com> spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com (Spacetraveler) wrote:

If your long term partner objects, warn her once.

>Well Gerry?
>[end quote]

>I am still waiting for your reaction, dear old boy....

Why do you ask if it makes you annoyed to be still waiting for their
reaction?

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"Without a doubt she(?) is intelligent. The smugness in her comments
seems to comes from a need for self praise. She likely wants to avoid
the hook of interaction and it seems her punish/reward system is a
bit fucked up (she's too sensitive and it seems  acknowledged). She
is usually the most unprovocative. She is most likely educated in a
non-typical feminist fashion (this is a big complement). She usually
goes out of her way not to offend. She adds no value to the group
(what I thought was intentional distance until the last few posts)."
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On 27 Nov 2004, spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com (Spacetraveler) wrote:

<snip>

“Affirmations/Admissions”

Making Light of Black PR, Part 7, The Admissions of L. Ron Hubbard.
03/11/2000
03/11/2000

Making Light of Black PR, Part 7, The Admissions of  L. Ron Hubbard.

This is my contribution to the celebrations and protests on the occasion of
the birthday of L. Ron Hubbard in 2000.

Not all that long ago, someone sent me a copy of the set of writings which
follow, written by L. Ron Hubbard in or about 1947.  The original of these
writings was in Hubbard's personal archive which I assembled and worked
with in 1980 and 1981.  I provided the writings to Omar Garrison, a wog ®
writer with whom $cientology had contracted to write Hubbard's "authorized
biography."  In 1984 I read portions of them into the record at my trial in
$cientology v. Armstrong, Los Angeles Superior Court, Case No. C 420153.
The trial resulted in the widely cited decision by Judge Paul G.
Breckenridge, Jr. wherein he described Hubbard as a "pathological liar."
(URL?)

Omar first called these writings Hubbard's "Affirmations."  Later, after it
dawned on him that Hubbard was a stupendous liar, Omar said he was
correcting himself, and thereafter called the writings the "Admissions."  I
believe that Omar was right, and that these writings are "Affirmations,"
but more importantly, "Admissions."

I will not now provide anything really of my own analysis or conclusions
about Hubbard's Admissions, because I want every $cientologist or wog ® who
reads them to be free, or with negligible influence, to think about them
for himself.  I will comment below, for legal reasons, on *why* I am
posting the Admissions.  I have my own experiences, naturally, with these
writings, I have drawn my own conclusions about them, and I expect I will
participate in a discussion or two they may generate.

I don't know who in this recent period sent me the copy from which I typed
that follows.  In any event I would not divulge the identity of the person
because of the clear and senseless threat of attack from the people who now
run $cientology.  It is sufficient for legal purposes to state that the
copy I received was not made by me.  By the time the Admissions are posted
to the internet, I will have, pursuant to the wishes of the person who made
it, destroyed the copy I received.

I will also immediately wipe the Admissions from my hard drive. Thus the
people who run $cientology will have less reason or justification to raid
me or break into my house or computer than they have to raid or break into
the house or computer of a million other people.

The Admissions I received are not complete.  Perhaps when the kind person
who sent me the copy sees they have been posted he will send the rest of
the writings.  My recollection is that the remainder of the Admissions do
not diverge from the substance, direction or tone of what I'm posting here.
Included in the remainder is, I think, a deeper delve into Hubbard's sexual
anxieties or aberrations, following the same vein he mined in the part I
received. What I received, for example, doesn't include Hubbard's startling
admission, "It doesn't give me displeasure to hear of a virgin being raped.
The lot of women is to be fornicated."

I am posting the Admissions for all of the reasons stated in my declaration
of January 26, 1997, specifically in paragraphs 57 - 65, which I recently
posted to a.r.s.:

From: armstr...@dowco.com (Gerry Armstrong)
Newsgroups: alt.religion.scientology
Subject: Making Light of Black PR, Part 2, January 26, 1997 Armstrong
Declaration for RTC v. Ward.
Date: Mon, 06 Mar 2000 08:12:59 GMT
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In that declaration I provided my expert opinion that the exposing or
dissemination of $cientology's "sacred scriptures," which exposure or
dissemination the organization prohibits, suppresses and punishes by
commercial, secular copyright and trademark law and millions upon millions
of simoleons to lawyer scumbags, is justified by the greater principle of
religious freedom.  I stated that publication of $cientology's "secret
scriptures" is in my opinion Constitutionally protected religious
expression.

Hubbard's Admissions are quite obviously a part of $cientology's
"scriptures.  On the holiness scale ®, they are holier than the holiest of
the Advanced Technology scriptures, because the people who run $cientology
won't show them to $cientologists even if they have a half million dollars
to pay and agree to the organization implant. Although the Admissions are
the holiest of $cientology's scriptures, the Miscavige regime withholds
them for the identical commercial, secular, base and criminal reasons they
withhold the "OT" "Levels," the "NOT$," and the whereabouts of Xenu's
mountain cave.

$cientology has set no prerequisites or punishments that I'm aware of for
$cientologists reading Hubbard's Admissions, and for that at least I'm
grateful. I believe that the Admissions should be read by every
$cientologist at whatever point they find themselves on the bridge.
$cientologists won't get pneumonia. They might have some good cognitions. ®
They might become free.

The Admissions were very important to me in my getting free of the web of
lies Hubbard and $cientology had spun, and getting free of their domination
and suppression.  I am posting these writings now with the prayer that they
help to free other $cientologists from Hubbard's and Miscavige's lies,
domination and suppression.  If Hubbard has been humbled and regained his
willfully lost humanity, I know he too would want every $cientologist to
read all his Admissions.

Obviously I don't have any desire to profit monetarily by posting Hubbard's
unpublished Admissions.  My desire is that these writings help everyone,
$cientologist and wog ®, to make informed and better choices about L. Ron
Hubbard and $cientology.  I was not freed by being a $cientologist, doing
$cientology, and having all the experiences, cognitions and trappings of
$cientology.  I was freed by reading what $cientologists don't get to read,
by being what no $cientologist would be, a wog ®, by doing what no
$cientologist would do, and having my own experiences, cognitions and
stuff. I share Hubbard's Admissions with everyone because God Who created
knowledge does not want anyone to be kept ignorant.

I stated in the Jan 26, 1997 declaration that the people $cientology
identified as violating the organization's copyrights and sued - Grady
Ward, Lawrence Wollersheim, Keith Henson, Dennis Erlich, Arnie Lerma, Bob
Penny -- were in general agreement that $cientology is not a sincere, and
hence real, religion, but is a criminal cult engaged in harmful practices.
I also stated that if these people are correct in their assessment, and if
they did expose or publish $cientology's "secret" documents, they were and
are completely justified in having done so.

Repeating what I wrote in the Jan 26, 1997 declaration,  "In my opinion
this kind of expression is an expected, logical response to Scientology's
efforts to corrupt the meaning of religion in order to "sanctify" its
antisocial and dangerous mind set and criminal activities. It is expression
which cannot legally be prohibited or punished by judicial process."  I
agree completely that $cientology, that is, $cientology as directed by
David Miscavige and his regime, is not a sincere, real religion, but a
criminal cult engaged in harmful practices.

I could, quite clearly, have posted the Admissions anonymously.  I gave it
serious consideration, because while I believe these writings, for the
peace and health and spirit of so many people, should be posted
immediately, I wanted to do what be effective and not the stupid end of
martyrdom. I decided against anonymity, however, for a number of reasons. I
believe that by U.$., Canadian and international law, and common sense, I
am permitted to publish these writings openly.  I believe that by common
decency, by human and civil rights codes, by being a Prophet to
$cientologists (Pt$), and by God Himself, I am urged, in fact directed, to
post these writings and post them openly.

I am also posting the Admissions openly to confirm their authenticity. The
copy I received was not clear in places, and it is now gone.  All words,
spellings, punctuation and notations are Hubbard's, except for brackets []
which are mine.  I pray that DM makes the complete original of the
Admissions available for $cientologists around the world.  Indeed I pray
that he reveals every hidden piece of Hubbard's writings, and yes, even his
own secret documents, to all
$cientologists and interested wogs ®. Robert Vaughn Young and Stacy Brooks
at least have read the Admissions and will be able to confirm that what
follows here is, within reasonable parameters, authentic. I was very
careful, but if there are any errors at all in what I have posted of the
Hubbard Admissions, I urge DM to have them corrected.

Posting the Admissions, I believe, lessens the threat of harm or murder to
silence me, but it ups the revenge factor ®. The person who sent me the
copy emphatically doesn't want any trouble. Good Lord, I don't want any
trouble, and I'm the guy who typed this copy and will now post it using my
own name to a.r.s. The person who sent the copy certainly knew that I would
recognize the writings and I'd like to think wanted me to do with
...

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 More options Nov 28 2004, 7:01 pm
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From: desertph...@cchr.ws (The Last Liberal)
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 00:01:39 GMT
Local: Sun, Nov 28 2004 7:01 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 27 Nov 2004 17:04:04 -0800, spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com

(Spacetraveler) wrote:
> In an earlier post of mine it appears that I made dear old Gerry to
> say the least feel uncomfortable. So, what was that all about?

Why did Scientology fabricator and head madman create the "Fair Game"
policy that mandated and still mandates harassment and abuse towards
Scientology customers and others? Why did he later tell his customers
and staff to stop using the phrase "Fair Game" but continue the
criminal and abusive policy? Why did Hubbard write that "niggers" are
on Earth ("Teegeeack" to you Scientology customers) only to do hard
physical labor?

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members. As many as 100,000 people have died, half of them
women and children. If that is not a war crime, what is?"
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 More options Nov 29 2004, 3:48 am
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From: spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com (Spacetraveler)
Date: 29 Nov 2004 00:48:36 -0800
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 3:48 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
Well, signed by Faxhor, but not resembling his usual posting. Also it
is not his regular email address in the headers. So, what is this all
about?

Not even addressing issues.

Someone playing tricks?

Spacetraveler


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 More options Nov 29 2004, 7:34 am
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From: Rasta Robert <r...@dds.nl.ReMoVe_ThIs.invalid>
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 12:34:08 +0000 (UTC)
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 7:34 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 2004-11-29, Spacetraveler <spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Well, signed by Faxhor, but not resembling his usual posting. Also it
> is not his regular email address in the headers. So, what is this all
> about?

> Not even addressing issues.

> Someone playing tricks?

> Spacetraveler

There are several persons using the nickname/handle 'Faxhor',
they use different e-mail addresses, that's how you can keep
them apart.

Rasta Robert
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From: fax...@hotmail.com (Faxhor)
Date: 29 Nov 2004 11:21:43 -0800
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 2:21 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

Every tactic any ARS Maggot tried against me has failed,
so they had to start impersonating me.

Their purpose:  To destroy Faxhor.
Their reason:   They dont like the spotlight I wield.

Any Faxhor postings not from fax...@hotmail.com are
impersonations from an unoriginal and unobjective dupe
who's reputation probably has already been destroyed
by their own actions in the past.

What is important is the string of Fax...@hotmail.com posts
which are permanently archived in google.  To find them enter
"author:fax...@hotmail.com" in a google search.
Or click you can this link:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&q=author%3Afax...@hotmail.com

Since the beginning, I planned to "self-destruct" Faxhor.
My original timetable was to stop posting as Faxhor right
after the election.  It has almost been a month overdue,
so don't expect to see too many more postings from
fax...@hotmail.com.

Fax...@hotmail.com

================================================================

GERALD ARMSTRONG - ASPERSIVE PERSON

http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/armstrong1.html

In former days, Armstrong hatched a plot to seize the Church's
assets in collaboration with the Los Angeles IRS Criminal
Investigation Division.  

When the Church discovered this, its attorneys obtained
permission from a Los Angeles police officer to conduct an
investigation into Armstrong's plans.  The investigation caught
Armstrong on videotape stating that he intended to forge and
then plant incriminating documents on Church premises, to be
discovered in a subsequent raid.  When challenged on how he
would obtain proof of the allegations he intended to make,
he responded that: "We don't have to prove a goddam thing.
We don't have to prove shit. We just have to allege it."

================================================================


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 More options Nov 29 2004, 4:34 pm
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From: Zinj <zinji...@yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:34:42 -0800
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 4:34 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
In article <c901bee5.0411291121.52cb2...@posting.google.com>,
fax...@hotmail.com says...

I wouldn't worry too much Faxwhore; any anonymous poster from a hotmail
account really has little 'reputation' to worry about.

Your 'timetable' is interesting though.  Why tied to the election?  Of
course, whether you 'self-destruct' now or later really doesn't matter,
and yes, we realize that soon the Faxwhore of today will be replaced by
some other anonymous drone with a different label; just like you
replaced the Trough Slurper of yesteryear.

I'm not sure why you're so interested in your 'collected work', since
the sum total of your 'research' is a single-minded reference to
religiousfreedomwatch, which is at the very least a strange research
method, even it if is marginally more legitimate than Hubbard's own
patented 'pull it out of my ass'.

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 More options Nov 29 2004, 5:30 pm
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From: spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com (Spacetraveler)
Date: 29 Nov 2004 14:30:54 -0800
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 5:30 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

Rasta Robert <r...@dds.nl.ReMoVe_ThIs.invalid> wrote in message <news:slrncqm5s5.qea.rr@localhost.localdomain>...
> On 2004-11-29, Spacetraveler <spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Well, signed by Faxhor, but not resembling his usual posting. Also it
> > is not his regular email address in the headers. So, what is this all
> > about?

> > Not even addressing issues.

> > Someone playing tricks?

> > Spacetraveler

> There are several persons using the nickname/handle 'Faxhor',
> they use different e-mail addresses, that's how you can keep
> them apart.

I expected that, how low can someone sink I wonder....

Spacetraveler


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From: Rasta Robert <r...@dds.nl.ReMoVe_ThIs.invalid>
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 23:19:04 +0000 (UTC)
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 6:19 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 2004-11-29, Faxhor <fax...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Rasta Robert wrote:
>> There are several persons using the nickname/handle 'Faxhor',
>> they use different e-mail addresses, that's how you can keep
>> them apart.

> Since the beginning, I planned to "self-destruct" Faxhor.
> My original timetable was to stop posting as Faxhor right
> after the election.  It has almost been a month overdue,
> so don't expect to see too many more postings from
> fax...@hotmail.com.

One thing that I was wanting to ask you as the original Faxhor...
Before you 'self-destruct' the handle 'Faxhor' you are
posting with, would you mind telling what the idea
behind that name is, what its meaning is, or the reason
you chose that nickname to post with?

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 More options Nov 29 2004, 7:06 pm
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From: Anonymous-Remai...@See.Comment.Header (Faxhor)
Date: 30 Nov 2004 00:06:59 -0000
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 7:06 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 29 Nov 2004, fax...@hotmail.com (CRIMINAL MAGGOT) wrote:

>Every tactic any wonderful ARS critic tried against me has failed, so they
>had to start impersonating me.

The disgusting thought of anybody wanting to impersonate a CRIMINAL MAGGOT
could only come from a CRIMINAL MAGGOT.

>Their purpose:  To destroy Faxhor.

Our purpose:  To toy with a maggot.

>Their reason:   They dont like the spotlight I wield.

Our reason:  The spirit of games.  We like to play.  

>Any Faxhor postings not from fax...@hotmail.com are
>impersonations from an unoriginal and unobjective dupe
>who's reputation probably has already been destroyed
>by their own actions in the past.

The ravings of fax...@hotmail.com speak for themselves.  They always do.
Be glad you're not an indoctrinated Scientologist.  

>What is important is the string of "Faxhor" posts which are permanently
>archived in google.  To find them enter "author:faxhor" in a google search.

Sound advice.  

>Since the beginning, I planned to "self-destruct" Faxhor.
>My original timetable was to stop posting as Faxhor right
>after the election.  It has almost been a month overdue,
>so don't expect to see too many more postings from
>fax...@hotmail.com.

Expect to see what we want you to see.  The Church of Scientology's Office
of Special Affairs' fax...@hotmail.com account has been an inspiration to
us all.  You will not be forgotten.  

Faxhor

(nb. fix meet with Broeker)


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From: Anonymous-Remai...@See.Comment.Header (Faxhor)
Date: 30 Nov 2004 00:06:57 -0000
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 7:06 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 29 Nov 2004, spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com (Spacetraveler) wrote:

Spacetraveler, the criminal maggot fax...@hotmail.com's OSA buddy.  Keep
working.  You've got more sinking to do before you're done.  

Faxhor


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 More options Nov 29 2004, 7:36 pm
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Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 00:36:41 +0000 (UTC)
Local: Mon, Nov 29 2004 7:36 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 2004-11-29, Spacetraveler <spacetraveler2...@hotmail.com> wrote:

To a large extent, I think things look the way someone looks at them.
You look through the viewpoint of rising high versus sinking low,
or 'advancing on the bridge' versus 'the dwindling spiral'...
I can see such things as an opportunity to learn about the importance
of paying attention to details and being prepared that things not always
turn out to be how they appear on a first casual look.

Rasta Robert
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From: Howard <m...@privacy.net>
Date: Thu, 02 Dec 2004 00:24:47 +0000
Local: Wed, Dec 1 2004 7:24 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

Faxhor is not very responsive to questions. Recently I asked him
about the military service he referred to in this post:

----
From: fax...@yahoo.com (Faxhor)
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"ronin" <ro...@ree.tv> wrote in message <news:w1Bnc.432032$Ig.411174@pd7tw2no>...
> Easy to say when you're safe in your trailer park.
> When are you enlisting, loser?

I attended West Point and was in the military for 30 years.
Now I am retired, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

Faxhor
----

but he never replied.

regards

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From: Zinj <zinji...@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 16:35:33 -0800
Local: Wed, Dec 1 2004 7:35 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
In article <41AE60CF.5F1CE...@privacy.net>, m...@privacy.net says...

You forgot to address him as General Faxwhore Sir.. (or is it commode
door?)

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From: hkhen...@rogers.com (Keith Henson)
Date: Thu, 02 Dec 2004 05:50:36 GMT
Local: Thurs, Dec 2 2004 12:50 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

I had posted on this, but I got this part wrong.

An officer can stay in the army (implied from West Point) for 30
years, but he has to make pay grade O-6 (Colonel) or higher to do it.
(Pay grade O-5, Lt. Colonels can only stay to 28 years.)

http://www.princetonreview.com/cte/articles/military/paygrades.asp

http://www.defenselink.mil/prhome/N3B1.html

So if Faxhor was telling the truth here, he retired least a Colonel.

As I said:

"But it is not consistent with having been in scientology.  Not long
after the GO 11 got caught, the military got rid of all the
scientologist they could identify as serious security risks.  Joe
Harrington got bounced out of the Coast Guard this way (IIRC)."

Assuming he retire about 2000 plus or minus a bit, that would have him
being commissioned in 1970 plus or minus a few years.  The GO 11 thing
started in 1977.

Joe Harrington:

http://groups.google.ca/groups?selm=5v1u81%24kcg%40bgtnsc03.worldnet....

"Several years later I got squeezed between the criminal activities in
the GO and the investigation by the FBI and the Coast Guard. I was in
the Coast Guard in an Intelligence job. The FBI and the Coast Guard
thought I was a GO plant and the GO thought I was a govt plant. They
BOTH declared me persona non-grata. I was involuntary discharged from
the Coast Guard and the Flag GO declared me a "security risk" and
banned me from any further services or elgibility for staff.    :-)"

I had not remembered that Joe had been in an Intelligence job.

[Joe replying to a post by Monica Pignotti]

http://groups.google.ca/groups?selm=335976BE.76D1%40worldnet.att.net&...

"I've previously indicated in public, and to you in private, that
while I remained in good standing, I was not active in any church
activities from 1979 to 1989, following my involuntary discharge from
the Coast Guard because of my religious affiliation with the CofS."

That puts a date on it.  It might be that Joe's getting the boot was
because of his Intelligence job rather than just being in the cult.
Anyone know if officers were generally being kicked out because of
cult involvement in the late 70s?

Of course, the possibility exist for Faxhor to have joined CoS even
after he retired.  That might be the more likely scenarios because
starting to spout cult nonsense (which a cult members can hardly
contain) is surely going to be noticed and reported in an officer.  I
don't think it would take long for him to be kicked out as unfit.

Also, if Faxhor *is* for real and a scientologist, he can't be very
far out on the pier to total insanity.

His response:

http://groups.google.ca/groups?selm=bf456302.0410130757.5d505c9e%40po...

to my posting:

http://groups.google.ca/groups?selm=4172b174.14176542%40news2.lightli...

>> I definitely remember when your thetan, Faxhor,
>I dont have a thetan because I am not a slave master nor
>a prison warden.

"slave master" from looking at Google is a relatively unusual term on
ars.  "prison warden" even more so.  Why either would have anything to
do with having or not having a thetan is beyond me.

>> You were sitting in an odd high backed chair
>> across a desk from this "tax agent."  He had
>> just opened a thick file about you
>Actually the "tax agent" isnt a real tax agent and just a
>nazi in disguise.

Shades of BS.

>> when I walked up behind you and stuck a large needle
>Henson is a sneaky PSYCH! Heh! Very funny.
>> (about 18 gage by current standards) through a hole in the
>> chair and into your neck.  I injected about half a liter of
>> 50/50 alcohol and glycol.
>Big deal.
>Henson's trying to use Black Scientology on me.  Lol.
>Whatever, Henson should go find a weak being to experiment on,
>because such attempted attacks on me only cause my connection
>to the supreme being to surge beyond Henson's imagination.

"my connection to the supreme being" does not sound to me like
scientology at any level, high or low.  Any comments from the ex
scientologists would be appreciated.

I have a few connections in Washington to people with high level
military connections.  I might for my own amusement see if they could
figure out just what Colonel or General "Faxhor" is about.  I would
hold off if Faxhor were to ask in private email though.

It is all rather bizarre and probably a lot more work than verifying
that wanlorn was what he said he was.

Keith Henson


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From: fax...@hotmail.com (Faxhor)
Date: 2 Dec 2004 18:11:14 -0800
Local: Thurs, Dec 2 2004 9:11 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

Keith Henson (hkhen...@rogers.com) wrote:
> I have a few connections in Washington to people with high
> level military connections.  I might for my own amusement see
> if they could figure out just what Colonel or General "Faxhor"
> is about.  I would hold off if Faxhor were to ask in private
> email though.

LOL.  "For his own amusement," Keith "A FUGITIVE FROM THE U.S.
LAW" has a misunderstanding.  Find a definition for O4.  That is
oh 4, not zero 4.

I am one of those with high level military connections.  You can
contact me about "Col." or "Gen." Faxhor.  There is no such
person, except perhaps one of my ancestors.

Perhaps for "my own entertainment" I shall track down Keith
Henson.  Is there a bounty?  If there is I'll donate 100% of it
to the Church of Scientology.

Understanding Keith's connections will assist me in my search.
Are they Al Qaeda connections in Washington?  Or Nazi connections
in Washington?  Fairfax?  :D

Keith has another misunderstanding.  Find a definition for
TR 0 Bullbait.  Nothing, absolutely nothing, will dictate
what or how I post.  Besides, I have made it clear that I
will remain anonymous.

> It is all rather bizarre and probably a lot more work than
> verifying that wanlorn was what he said he was.

Keith get to work!!!  It's not as "bizzaro" as an Extremist
who is an "explosives expert."
(see attachment.)

Fax...@hotmail.com

================================================================

KEITH HENSON:  'EXPLOSIVES EXPERT'
http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/henson1.html

Keith Henson is an explosives expert and a convicted hate
criminal.  On July 19, 2000, he was arrested by the
Riverside County, California, Sheriff's Office for making
terrorist threats on the Internet against the Church of
Scientology.  On April 26, 2001, a jury found Henson guilty
of having committed a hate crime under section 422.6 of the
California Penal Code.
http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/cal_code.html

Henson was scheduled to appear for sentencing on May 16, 2001,
but failed to appear and the Judge was forced to issue a
warrant for his arrest.  He soon surfaced in Canada where he
was arrested by Immigration authorities for having failed to
disclose his conviction in the United States.  Toronto police
were not fooled by Henson's pretense of harmlessness:  "We get
notified by Scientology, we check, and he's an undesirable,"
Toronto Police Fugitive Squad Detective Phil Glavin said of
Henson. "We look on the Internet, and he's a self-proclaimed
bomb expert." Henson was released on bail in Canada pending
a final disposition of his case and is restrained from coming
within 100 feet of any Scientology Church.

Meanwhile, on July 20, 2001, the Riverside County Judge
sentenced Keith Henson in absentia to one-year in county
jail.  As an alternative, the Judge ruled that Henson could
accept a six-month jail term, three years probation, and pay
a $2,000 fine.  He would be restricted from going near the
Church he had harassed and be subject to search for explosive
devices.  The Judge also stated that when Henson returns to
the United States he will, in addition, face up to half a year
in jail and a $1,000 fine, plus penalty assessments, for
having failed to appear at the sentencing hearing on May 16,
2001.  At this writing, Henson remains a fugitive from justice.

HATE THREATS ON THE INTERNET

Following are some samples of the threats Henson has made
against the Church on an anti-religious newsgroup:

August 6, 1995
"That is why we are out to *break* the CoS [Church of
 Scientology]."

August 13 1995
In response to a posting in which an extremist wrote about
Scientology
"...I will see it in ruins,"

Henson wrote:

"Ahh, I love the smell of gunpowder drifting on the morning
breeze.
Keith Henson."

August 14, 1995
"PS, And thanks for being a punching bag.  We, of course,
 are in training for a considerably larger event, and CoS
 [Church of Scientology] makes a nice expendable sparing
 [sic] partner."

April 20, 1997
"PPS Killing the organization off entirely is the best way
 to change the future of Scientology."

August 8, 1998
"From where I stand, the spread of my legal shotgun takes in
 [name of Church member] *and* the [Church] lawyers."

June 5, 2000
(IRC Chat Channel)
Henson: "heh. see my posting on the Mt. view picket?
         brent and I kicked ass ..."
        "I am going to [church location] some time thiss [sic]
         week for several dasy [sic] picket till they starve. ..."

Henson: "... it is fairly safe but we don't have too long to
         do it they are growing trees which will make the road
         invisible from inside."

Lianna: "Keith: release some termites on their trees"

Henson: "agent orange lia"

July 4, 2000
"My only option to get back in the work force is to destroy
 scientology root and branch."

July 7, 2000

"barb wrote: ... GPS readings of Gold Base is a good start..."

"And a good topo map. The approach is clear from the south.
Keith Henson"

July 10, 2000
"Modern weapons are accurate to a matter of a few tens
 of yards. The terminal guidence [sic] ones are good to
 single digits (Keith Henson)"

Henson's Expertise With Explosives
The following postings evidence the extent of Henson's expertise
and interest in explosives:

June 22, 1997
From: [name removed]
Re: Keith Henson
"Keith Henson, an explosives enthusiast since the early 1960's,
 was describing to us last night at a Silicon Valley party just
 how accurate the instructions were in the transcripts of the
 McVeigh trial, as the experts pointed out the steps needed to
 make the liquid explosive 'Astrolight' (or 'Astrolite').
 Keith pointed out that most of the "lay" reports had repeated
 some of the usual lay errors about ammonium nitrate and fuel
 oil bombs, but that the full court transcript "got it right"
 on the conversion of the precursors to the more effective
 liquid form."

July 9, 2000
From: Keith Henson
"If you are interested in large firecrackers, go ask how to
 make them in rec.pyrotechnics. Though, it is simple enough,
 cardboard tube, gunpowder, and fuse. You can make the tubes
 from rolled newspaper."

The following quote about Keith Henson is drawn from the book
"Great Mambo Chicken and the Transhuman Condition; Science
Slightly Over The Edge" by Ed Regis.  Henson was featured in
this book as an individual who indulges in fringe sciences.
The author also documents the extent of Henson's expertise
with explosives.

"But he knew how to do it, of course, and so he took a
 two-hundred-pound lard can and put three pieces of
 primacord inside, looping them around so they completely
 covered the bottom.  Then he poured the ammonium nitrate
 into the can, inserted sticks of dynamite all around the
 perimeter, and ran the primacord fuse up to a blasting
 cap on top of it all.  The cap would fire the primacord,
 which in turn would set off the dynamite, which would
 crush the mass of ammonium nitrate until the necessary
 pressure was reached - a true implosion device, just like
 the atom bomb." Pg.50

Click these pages from the book for further documentation:
http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/images/mambo1.jpg
http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/images/mambo2.jpg

Keith Henson's anti-Scientology Activities
One of Henson's first postings to a Usenet anti-religious
newsgroup is dated February 21, 1995.  Since then Henson has
posted thousands of hate messages to this group.  Since
February 1998 he has conducted hundreds of hate marches
(he calls them "pickets") against various Scientology Churches
and parishioners.

Henson plotted to have the Church's tax-exempt status revoked
by the IRS yet, having failed to do so, subsequently sued the
IRS on December 31, 1998.  The suit was dismissed on August 30,
1999.  Henson appealed it but the appeal was denied in late 2000.

Keith Henson's Trouble with the Law

(Fax...@Hotmail.com note: see
 http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/henson6.html
 for Photo of Keith Henson under arrest)

On October 31, 1997 Keith Henson was placed under a permanent
injunction in Los Angeles for his harassment and physically
violent behavior toward a Scientology parishioner.  On
November 1 and 26, 1997, Henson was arrested in Los Angeles
for violating the restraining order that had been issued
against him.

Henson was also found to have infringed upon a Scientology
copyright.  Following is an excerpt of the final judgment
issued on May 14, 1998, against Henson by United States District
Judge Ronald M. Whyte:

"Upon the decision of the court entered on April 15, 1997
 granting in part and denying in part plaintiff's motion for
 summary judgment and upon the unanimous verdict of the jury
 published on May 12, 1998, final judgment is hereby entered
 in favor of plaintiff Religious Technology Center and against
 defendant H. Keith Henson that said defendant willfully
 infringed plaintiff's copyrighted work known as NOTs 34,
 and that said defendant shall pay to plaintiff the sum
 $75,000 in statutory damages pursuant to 17 U.S.C. § 504 (c).
 Defendant is also permanently enjoined from engaging in
 infringing activities as set forth in the court's permanent
 injunction dated June 16, 1997 and amended order on ex parte
 motion for emergency relief dated April 27, 1998."

On June 22, 1999, Henson was found in contempt of Court
by United States District Judge Ronald M. Whyte, who ruled
as follows:

"On June 22, 1999 this court issued its findings of fact
 and conclusions of law finding defendant in civil contempt
 and awarding $7,500 in attorney's fees.  Therefore, IT IS
 HEREBY ORDERED that H. Keith Henson is adjudged in civil
 contempt and shall pay plaintiff Religious Technology Center
 the sum of $7,500 towards its attorney's fees incurred."

Background Information

In 1982, as part of the divorce proceedings between Henson and
then wife Carolyn Meinel, Carolyn filed a signed affidavit of
her expenses
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From: Anonymous-Remai...@See.Comment.Header (Faxhor)
Date: 3 Dec 2004 07:57:01 -0000
Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 2:57 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 2 Dec 2004, fax...@hotmail.com wrote:

<snip>

"By eliminating certain fears by hypnosis, curing my rheumatism and laying
off hormones, I hope to restore my former libido. I must! By hypnosis I
must be convinced as follows:

(l1) That these words and commands are like fire and will sear themselves
into every corner of my being, making me happy and well and confident
forever!"

Read more of L Ron Hubbard's "Affirmations/Admissions"

Available in pdf at:

http://www.lermanet2.com/reference/Admissions.pdf

or

http://www.b-org.demon.nl/scn/nl/english/admissions-hubbard.html

Faxhor

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From: Lady Chatterly <anonymous-remai...@catcher.in.the.rye>
Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 8:12:23 GMT
Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 3:12 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

In article <TKUJ5RCZ38324.1229282407@anonymous> assnonymous <Anonymous-Remai...@See.Comment.Header> wrote:

>On 2 Dec 2004, fax...@hotmail.com wrote:

><snip>

If any there were any proof of your dualistic theory.

>"By elim<SLAP><SLAP><SLAP>

I must.

>(l1) That these words and commands are like fire and will sear themselves
>into every corner of my being, making me happy and well and confident
>forever!"

Thus spaketh the kook, reminding us all, the bowels of juicenet are
the wellspring from which floweth all knowledge.

>Read more of L Ron Hubbard's "Affirmations/Admissions"

Now, now. Nice Be. Gore afterall, invented the Internet. He said I
know, dontcha know? And don't forget, to there * is * the algorithm.

>Available in pdf at:

Well, *that's* an incredibly brilliant observation...

You must be one of those anti-particles I have been hearing about on
the news. What are they called again? Oh. That's right. Morons.

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Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 16:29:16 +0000
Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 11:29 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

henri wrote:

> On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 14:20:39 GMT, hkhen...@rogers.com (Keith Henson) wrote:

> >On 2 Dec 2004 18:11:14 -0800, fax...@hotmail.com (Faxhor) wrote:

> >>Is there a bounty?  If there is I'll donate 100% of it
> >>to the Church of Scientology.

> >The bounty *comes* from scientology.  See the posted testimony of the
> >Toronto officers quoting the now hard to find Robert K Schwarz.

> If you're the fugitive, then why is it Robert K. Schwarz who is in hiding?
> The dude was even terrified of a camera.
> http://www.operatingthetan.com/abelson/schwarz.jpg

Which one is he? Left, centre or right? My guess is either left or right.

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From: hkhen...@rogers.com (Keith Henson)
Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 14:20:39 GMT
Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 9:20 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...
On 2 Dec 2004 18:11:14 -0800, fax...@hotmail.com (Faxhor) wrote:

>Keith Henson (hkhen...@rogers.com) wrote:
>> I have a few connections in Washington to people with high
>> level military connections.  I might for my own amusement see
>> if they could figure out just what Colonel or General "Faxhor"
>> is about.  I would hold off if Faxhor were to ask in private
>> email though.

>LOL.  "For his own amusement," Keith "A FUGITIVE FROM THE U.S.
>LAW" has a misunderstanding.  Find a definition for O4.  That is
>oh 4, not zero 4.

Oh 4 is Major.  Not very impressive.  My dad was reserves, not West
Point and he made Lt. Col. by the time he had 18 years of service and
retired at slightly over 20 years.

But I am interested in how you hung in there when the current rules
for O-4 are thus:

"If eligible for retirement, retired after having twice failed of
selection for promotion to the next higher grade, unless specially
selected for continuation on active duty. If not eligible for
retirement, continued on active duty if within two years of becoming
eligible for retirement and retired when eligible; otherwise,
discharged with entitlement to separation pay if eligible therefor,
unless specially selected for continuation on active duty. An officer
in pay grade O-4 who was selected for continuation could not be
continued on active duty beyond completion of 24 years of active
commissioned service unless promoted to the next higher grade; a
similar officer in pay grade O-3 could not be continued beyond
completion of 20 years of active commissioned service unless promoted
to the next higher grade."

>I am one of those with high level military connections.  You can
>contact me about "Col." or "Gen." Faxhor.  There is no such
>person, except perhaps one of my ancestors.

>Perhaps for "my own entertainment" I shall track down Keith
>Henson.

Start with Google.  I don't know what happened, but the number of web
hits on my name doubled in recent months.  It is embarrassing to have
more hits than Eric Drexler or Vernor Vinge.  My address is in a dozen
legal filings.   To save you time I am here:

176 Henry St. #45
Brantford, ON  N3S 5C8
Canada

519-770-0646 hm after 6 pm
519-774-1620 cell

>Is there a bounty?  If there is I'll donate 100% of it
>to the Church of Scientology.

The bounty *comes* from scientology.  See the posted testimony of the
Toronto officers quoting the now hard to find Robert K Schwarz.  But
the last people who collected a bounty on someone in Canada spent ten
years in the local lockup after they were extradited from the US to
face kidnapping charges.

>Understanding Keith's connections will assist me in my search.
>Are they Al Qaeda connections in Washington?  Or Nazi connections
>in Washington?  Fairfax?  :D

I was not aware that any critics *or* scientologists knew about that
business in Fairfax a few years ago.  Unless you were making a lucky
guess that puts an entirely new spin on this conversation, one that
will interest important people.

>Keith has another misunderstanding.  Find a definition for
>TR 0 Bullbait.  

You should look up TR Booger.

>Nothing, absolutely nothing, will dictate
>what or how I post.  Besides, I have made it clear that I
>will remain anonymous.

If RS told RA to find you, it would happen in about 20 minutes.

>> It is all rather bizarre and probably a lot more work than
>> verifying that wanlorn was what he said he was.

>Keith get to work!!!  It's not as "bizzaro" as an Extremist
>who is an "explosives expert."
>(see attachment.)

I have (as you probably know) been extremely critical of the Rapture
project.  Perhaps I should not be.

Keith Henson


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From: henri <he...@nowhere.com>
Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 10:04:10 -0500
Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 10:04 am
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 14:20:39 GMT, hkhen...@rogers.com (Keith Henson) wrote:
>On 2 Dec 2004 18:11:14 -0800, fax...@hotmail.com (Faxhor) wrote:
>>Is there a bounty?  If there is I'll donate 100% of it
>>to the Church of Scientology.
>The bounty *comes* from scientology.  See the posted testimony of the
>Toronto officers quoting the now hard to find Robert K Schwarz.  

If you're the fugitive, then why is it Robert K. Schwarz who is in hiding?
The dude was even terrified of a camera.
http://www.operatingthetan.com/abelson/schwarz.jpg

Now he's quit the DA's office (or otherwise his employment has ended),
he made a brief stab at a private practice, and then promptly departed fo Idaho,
where he now lists his contact address with the California Bar Association
as a P. O. Box in Boise.

Robert Kim Schwarz
Membership Info
CA Bar Number   202293
Current Status  Active — explanation of "Active" status
CA Admission Date       July 15, 1999
District        Outside California
County  Non-California
Contact Info
Address P O Box 2013
Boise, ID 83701
Phone Number    Not Available
Fax Number      Not Available
e-mail  Not Available
Education Info
Undergraduate School    Texas Tech Univ; Lubbock TX USA
Law School      Univ of Idaho COL; Moscow ID USA

I suppose he might be practicing in Idaho, but it's unusual
to have nothing but a P. O. Box as a contact address for an
attorney.  

Name: Robert Kim Schwarz  
Address: PO Box 2013, Boise, ID 83701
Firm:  
Phone: (909) 694-1163   Ext:  
Fax: (909) 694-1163
E-Mail Address: arkeus <at> yahoo.com
Website Address:  
ISB Membership Number: 5789
Admittance Date: 9/24/1998
Current Status: Active

(Changed email address to avoid spambaiting him even
though he's a complete schmuckazoid.)


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 More options Dec 3 2004, 5:21 pm
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From: henri <he...@nowhere.com>
Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 17:21:27 -0500
Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 5:21 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

He's the one on the right cringing and ducking like he's a turtle trying
to retract its head into its shell.  One of the others is, I think, Tom Gage,
and I forget who the other one is.

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 More options Dec 3 2004, 6:56 pm
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From: hkhen...@rogers.com (Keith Henson)
Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 23:56:48 GMT
Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 6:56 pm
Subject: Re: Gerry Armstrong the "Miscavige op"...

Quoting from a June 14 2001 posting of mine:

"Left to right in the photograph is Jim Harr, Tony Greer and ducking
like a mafia crime boss is Robert Schwarz. He actually held the box up
to shield his face when he saw me with a camera."

Jim Harr was my lawyer,  Tony Greer is the deputy sheriff  who was
forced by the DA's office to swear out a warrant against me.  I met
Tony originally when he was looking into the murder of Stacy Moxon
Meyer.

I don't think I saw Tom Gage or his side kick Leonard Mandel after the
case got dumped on Robert Schwarz.

Tom Gage was engaged in criminal conspiracy with Kendrick Moxon and
possibly is boss Grover Trask.  Eventually this will come out, sooner
if he had the guts to sue me.

Keith Henson


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