Spreading Lies The Scientology Way
Tommy
>
> As some of you may know, I am a former public, OT7 Scientologist who is now a
> member of the board of the Lisa McPherson Trust, a group dedicated to reforming
> Scientology.
>
> In the last couple of days, several of my former Totally Fun Company employees
> have called me, and told me that Eugene Ingram, a Church of Scientology PI from
> L.A., has contacted them trying to dig up dirt on Patricia Greenway and myself.
><snip>
> Cult Members beware: the more dirt you dish, the harder I'm going to nail you
> to the wall. I gave you worthless bastards a million dollars during my twenty
> years in the Cult, now I'm just going to have to take it out of your hides.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Peter N. Alexander
ANOTHER SATISFIED CUSTOMER!!!
Tommy
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"I await your reaction on the religion angle. In my opinion,
we couldn't get worse public opinion than we have had or have less
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necessary in Pennsylvania or NJ to make it stick. But I sure could
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Dobe R Mann
The co$ just keeps on making the same mistakes ... over and over and
over and over. They can't get out of the attack mode because that is
all the 'good book' tells them to do.
So they attack and turn iron into steel, and steel into armor.
However, it is self-serving to their paranoia ... without enemies ...
co$ wouldn't have anyone to point at and scream about "Suppression!"
No reason for all the regging to 'help clear the planet.'
We're glad you 'woke up', Peter. It's quite telling the co$ 'wants to
get' Patricia .... they FEAR the truth getting to the deluded.
DM
On 20 Feb 2000 01:37:16 GMT, kngp...@aol.com (Kng Peter) wrote:
>As some of you may know, I am a former public, OT7 Scientologist who is now a
>member of the board of the Lisa McPherson Trust, a group dedicated to reforming
>Scientology.
>
>In the last couple of days, several of my former Totally Fun Company employees
>have called me, and told me that Eugene Ingram, a Church of Scientology PI from
>L.A., has contacted them trying to dig up dirt on Patricia Greenway and myself.
>
>
>Since Ingram really can't find anything bad about either of us, he's been
>taking information from my supposedly confidential P.C. folder, and twisting it
>into salacious lies in his own perverse way as a way to smear me.
>
>I now see how the Church respects "confidentiality:" they do it by taking
>things that you might have thought about in your "confidential" session, but
>not actually done, and twisting these thoughts into actions that never really
>happened.
>
>For all of you current Scientologists who read A.R.S., be aware that there is
>no level of slime to which these scumbags will not stoop. But on the other
>hand, don't be afraid of their lies.They think, foolishly, that they can
>blackmail a person into silence with this slimy, lying behavior. Little do
>they know that by spreading lies they do not create silence, but they do create
>implacable foes, and--perhaps--lucrative lawsuits.
>
>So far, several of my ex-employees have politely told Ingram to go to Hell.
>
>However, a small group Totally Fun Company employees hired by my former wife
>and current Scientologist, Jolie Kanat, have been more than happy to cooperate.
> These people were bleeding the company dry when Patricia Greenway came to
>work for me. Patricia uncovered so much graft and corruption on their parts
>that I was forced to let them go. Now, these same lowlife scumbuckets are
>busily helping the Church of Scumology create falsehoods in a vain attempt to
>blacken Patricia and my name.
>
>This process of "Black P.R," while credited to L. Ron Hubbard, was actually an
>invention of Nazi Propaganda Minister Dr. Goebbels. Goebbels believed that you
>could create any kind of lie, and if you spread it amongst enough people, it
>would become the truth. While Goebbels may have have invented this process, L.
>Ron Hubbard and his scumbags have brought it to a new low.
>
>Ingram says he's mostly after Patricia, because she's the one who got me out of
>Scientology. She did this by showing me the truth about the "Church" of
>Scumology, and about L. Ron Hubbard's criminal, con-man life history, much of
>which we discovered by reading A.R.S. That was Patricia's crime: she found the
>truth, and showed it to me.
>
>I'd like to thank Patricia Greenway and A.R.S. for helping me see the light.
>But however much another person may help you, the important decisions in life
>are yours, and yours alone to make. Since Ingram's current 'spin' is that my
>leaving Scientology was Patricia's fault, let me correct that impression:
>getting out of Scientology and becoming active on the Board of the Lisa
>McPherson Trust was my decision, and mine alone. Further, since the Cult reads
>A.R.S. let me take this opportunity to say this: now that I am no longer
>brainwashed, I am going to pursue the Cult of Scumology until it is completely
>reformed, until creeps like this Ingram (who I understand was kicked off the
>LAPD for disreputable activities) are behind bars, along with all the other
>criminals who currently run this Cult. That's right: you're all going to jail.
>
>
>It's an interesting thing how these Cult idiots shoot themselves in the foot
>over and over again. I was just about to settle my divorce oriented lawsuit
>against Jolie Kanat, but now that this Ingram business has happened, I think
>I'm just going to stick it right up the Scientologist's ass in a very highly
>publicized lawsuit that will reveal both the fraud of WISE, and their
>connection (in violation of the IRS agreement) with the Church of Scientology.
>And who knows, maybe it's time to nail Ingram and the Church with a big, fat
>libel suit.
Fredric Xenu L. Xenu Rxenu ixenu cxenu exenu Xenu
<The.Galacti...@ThePentagon.com> wrote:
> Make sure you have your evidence of their crimes in a safe
> place, a place only a really trustworthy person knows about.
> It's insurance time for many critics now, and you are high
> up on their hit list.
This is good advice -- materials that could conceivably be used in a court
of law to put the crooks away should be duplicated and the masters locked
away in some place only a couple of other people know about. And bank
safety deposit boxes aren't safe -- the crime syndicate can easily get to
those.
> With their obvious success of buying off the CW
> police department, you should be very careful.
And that's nonsense. There appear to be only a few dirty cops in
Clearwater's police department. When I was at the Clearwater picket
of 1998, the cops were 100% behind the protesters and picketers
though, I will admit, they were covertly so. They're citizens of
Clearwater, too, and like anybody else, they don't like what the cult
has done to Clearwater any more than any other citizen.
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>In article <20000219203716...@ng-bj1.aol.com>, kngp...@aol.com
>says...
>>
>>As some of you may know, I am a former public, OT7 Scientologist who is now a
>>member of the board of the Lisa McPherson Trust, a group dedicated to reforming
>>Scientology.
> Webbed at top of my persecution page
> http://www.lermanet.com/persecution/spreadin.htm
And it also needs to get to the IRS offices that are involved.
Hud Nordin
Kng Peter <kngp...@aol.com> wrote:
>As some of you may know, I am a former public, OT7 Scientologist who is now a
>member of the board of the Lisa McPherson Trust, a group dedicated to reforming
>Scientology.
>
>have called me, and told me that Eugene Ingram, a Church of Scientology PI from
>L.A., has contacted them trying to dig up dirt on Patricia Greenway and myself.
>Cult Members beware: the more dirt you dish, the harder I'm going to nail you
>to the wall. I gave you worthless bastards a million dollars during my twenty
>years in the Cult, now I'm just going to have to take it out of your hides.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Peter N. Alexander
You, sir, ARE a Totally Fun guy!
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><The.Galacti...@ThePentagon.com> wrote:
>
>> Make sure you have your evidence of their crimes in a safe
>> place, a place only a really trustworthy person knows about.
>> It's insurance time for many critics now, and you are high
>> up on their hit list.
>
>This is good advice -- materials that could conceivably be used in a court
>of law to put the crooks away should be duplicated and the masters locked
>away in some place only a couple of other people know about. And bank
>safety deposit boxes aren't safe -- the crime syndicate can easily get to
>those.
>
>> With their obvious success of buying off the CW
>> police department, you should be very careful.
>
>And that's nonsense. There appear to be only a few dirty cops in
>Clearwater's police department. When I was at the Clearwater picket
>of 1998, the cops were 100% behind the protesters and picketers
>though, I will admit, they were covertly so.
But much seems to have changed in CW since the first pickets Frederic.
>They're citizens of
>Clearwater, too, and like anybody else, they don't like what the cult
>has done to Clearwater any more than any other citizen.
Yeah well let's see. I predict that the criminal case against the cult
for the death of Lisa McPherson will be dropped soon enough. The change
of the judge was only the first step. Next we're going to hear that
McCabe decided to drop the charges, (of course after a severe reality
adjustment from some ugly cult).
After that, there's going to be a man named Dandar, that's going to be
the subject of a severe reality adjustment, and the civil case will get
dropped too. Well, that might not be neccessary if the cult manages to
postpone the civil case for a few more years. Lisa's aunt isn't exactly a
teenager any longer.
We know how the cult has managed very well in the Wollersheim case, to
postpone everything. Not a dime to Larry Wollersheim, is still a slogan
that the cult can use.
I'm sorry Frederic, but I believe the juducial steps in CW is invane.
There might still be a chance to save CW though, but only if LMT engage
themselves politically, and gets the support by the CW population in a
free election. (if it's still possible to hold a free election in CW that
is)
Sten-Arne
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Steve A
Xenu Rxenu ixenu cxenu exenu Xenu) wrote:
> And that's nonsense. There appear to be only a few dirty cops in
> Clearwater's police department. When I was at the Clearwater picket
> of 1998, the cops were 100% behind the protesters and picketers
> though, I will admit, they were covertly so. They're citizens of
> Clearwater, too, and like anybody else, they don't like what the cult
> has done to Clearwater any more than any other citizen.
The cops themselves may be that way, but it is starting to look like
their bosses aren't. From here, the situation in Clearwater is looking
decidedly unsavoury.
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<The.Galacti...@ThePentagon.com> wrote:
>>> With their obvious success of buying off the CW
>>> police department, you should be very careful.
>fr> And that's nonsense. There appear to be only a few dirty cops in
>fr> Clearwater's police department. When I was at the Clearwater picket
>fr> of 1998, the cops were 100% behind the protesters and picketers
>fr> though, I will admit, they were covertly so.
> But much seems to have changed in CW since
> the first pickets Frederic.
I suspect we'll find that the Clearwater police are more careful than
they were previously about stating their natural humanity-inspired
opinions about the Scientology crime syndicate. The cops are just
citizens like anyone else. They're smart; they know the score. While
a few are willing to take dirty money, I would hazard the mind-reading
guess that they, too, know it's wrong.
>>They're citizens of
>>Clearwater, too, and like anybody else, they don't like what the cult
>>has done to Clearwater any more than any other citizen.
>Yeah well let's see. I predict that the criminal case against the cult
>for the death of Lisa McPherson will be dropped soon enough. The change
>of the judge was only the first step. Next we're going to hear that
>McCabe decided to drop the charges, (of course after a severe reality
>adjustment from some ugly cult).
Do you know what the consequences of the law dropping the charges
would be? Citizens of Clearwater have been _praying_ for some way to
regain their city, and to keep this Satanic cult from preying on their
children -- I'm not religious but I've been told they pray for something
the authorities could do.
>We know how the cult has managed very well in the Wollersheim case, to
>postpone everything. Not a dime to Larry Wollersheim, is still a slogan
>that the cult can use.
That's only a matter of time. The law already has millions stored
away for when the final cult motion is exhausted.
David Gerard
:Cult Members beware: the more dirt you dish, the harder I'm going to nail you
:to the wall. I gave you worthless bastards a million dollars during my twenty
:years in the Cult, now I'm just going to have to take it out of your hides.
That's beautiful.
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>On 20 Feb 2000 01:37:16 GMT, Kng Peter <kngp...@aol.com> wrote:
>:Cult Members beware: the more dirt you dish, the harder I'm going to nail you
>:to the wall. I gave you worthless bastards a million dollars during my twenty
>:years in the Cult, now I'm just going to have to take it out of your hides.
<laughing>
>That's beautiful.
It's also something which could be misconstrued as a vague and
unspecific physical threat, though.