Re: Nessie starts out for Occupied Clearwater (TM).
Nessie
"barb" <bwa...@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Nessie wrote:
>
>> And taking the new bridge from Clearwater Beach, made in order
>> for people not to see how scientology has turned downtown into a
>> complete neglected and run down neighborhood, where no
>> respectable WOG (tm) business wants to settle.
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> Nessie be drivin' a cadillac car?
Seems almost obscene driving in a Cadillac through the slums
of downtown Clearwater, watching a couple of poor slave
leftovers staged there to make it look like there is still life in town.
Or did Xenu and his body-snatchers finally take over?
Btw, I didn't even see any scientologists dressed up like police
officers in the last couple of years. And where the hell are all the
Flag busses?
Susan
Wow, the Flag busses missing ~is~ significant.
Susan
banchukita
I was there on Thursday, and saw tons of Flag buses and even a few Flag
vans. half a dozen were parked at what I think is sea org berthing - an
unmarked hotel just up Cleveland Street a few blocks from the Ft
Harrison.
There was one parked behind the Ft H [just under where Lisa's room
was], that had Clearwater Building on the marquee above the windshield.
One almost ran into me at the corner of Cleveland and Ft Harrison.
The psuedonavy uniforms were phased into some "kinder, gentler" kinds
of uniforms after a few decades when it dawned on Scn, inc. that most
Clearwater wogs get upset when non-officers of the law try to look too
much like local police.
Some uniforms are in unassuming, pastel colors, with scarves for the
women. I still see the blue blazers and the "traditional" blue pants,
light blue shirt and idiotic tie, but it's mixed up a bit with the
newer stuff.
Be happy to tour with you sometime, Nessie.
-maggie, human being
realpch
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> On 17 Oct 2005 16:08:30 -0700, "banchukita" <banch...@yahoo.com>
> then I don't really drive all over the place. I remember back
> in the late nineties the whole downtown was literally filled
> up with busses coming and going endlessly, staff and publics
> were milling around in all streets and buildings and scieno
> security, dressed up and imitating policemen, would be all
> over the place inquiring strangers what they were doing in
> CW, where they were going and from where they were coming,
> while the ą 100 cameras around downtown would be running
> to trace those strangers, their cars and whereabouts.
>
> When I took pictures in 1998 and 1999, scn. even sent
> OSA out to question me besides trying to lure me into Ft.
> Harrison. On 2 corners they took pictures of me.
>
> The last times, I saw nothing of the kind, on the contrary,
> they few people around looked totally uninterested in
> anything around them.
>
> >The psuedonavy uniforms were phased into some "kinder, gentler" kinds
> >of uniforms after a few decades when it dawned on Scn, inc. that most
> >Clearwater wogs get upset when non-officers of the law try to look too
> >much like local police.
> >
> > Some uniforms are in unassuming, pastel colors, with scarves for the
> >women. I still see the blue blazers and the "traditional" blue pants,
> >light blue shirt and idiotic tie, but it's mixed up a bit with the
> >newer stuff.
>
>
> >
> >Be happy to tour with you sometime, Nessie.
>
> side of the Equator:-)
That's really interesting. You know conflict often produces energy.
Clearwater appears to have rolled over and given up the ghost, so
there's no big exciting crusade.
Peach