> Claire Swazey wrote:>> I have (non-Scientology) friends who
> > > disconnected from parents who kept trying to have sex with
> > > them.Naturally the friends objected to this and tried to get Daddy
> > > dearest to stop.Wouldn't stop.  (here's a charming direct quote from one
> > > of the afore-mentioned Daddies:  "I made 'em,I can touch 'em")  And
> > > here's a big surprise, my friend "disconnected".And so would I have
> > > (after pouring a pound of sugar in the f**kers gastank).  This is the
> > > type of thing disconnection is for.  It would much sadder to stay in
> > > contact with such a creep.

>   I had refrained from posting on this until this disingenuous posting of
> yours.
>   You are equating disconnection with the handling of sexual abuse - the two
> are neither similar nor even in the same category of thing and your attempt to
> try and draw a parallel is odious in the extreme.
>   My step son disconnected from his mother on new years day - he did it by
> phoning to her and telling her that because I was delcared, he was
> disconnecting from her as part of a "handling" from an ethics office.
>   Notwithstanding the fact that my has not been declared - the other fact is
> that as a family we have never objected to his being involved in scientology -
> and in fact I kept communication at a bare minimum between us so that his
> progress would not be impeded.
>   So you posting is a fabrication - this is not the way it works at all.