On Tue, 13 Nov 2012, Honest Abe wrote:
> <ho...@lightlink.com> wrote in message news:50a27e75@news2.lightlink.com...
>>     Truth is Honest Abe, your clear declare was a fraud, eh?

> No, I wouldn't say that.
> Though there were some case issues that were not resolved, I do believe I
> benefitted from dianetics and the grades.
> In fact, I benefitted far more than the cult wanted me to. I started
> applying "think for yourself" and "obnosis" to the cult, and didn't like
> much of what I saw.
> "Clear" is NOT what Flubbard claimed it to be in the Dianetics book; far
> from it.

>>     As was every F/N in your folder, and every post session attest
>> at the examiners.

> I never said there was nothing of value to be found in the "tech".
> What alienated me were the overts and other unethical (dictionary
> definition) behaviors, totally unacceptable from any "spiritual"
> organization making the claims (many false!) that $cientology makes. Others
> that I brought into the cult found likewise, as did the guy that got me
> interested in $cientology in the first place.

>>     Homer

>> In alt.clearing.technology Honest Abe <a...@def.com> wrote:
>>> <ho...@lightlink.com> wrote in message
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>>>>     THE REASON FOR THE PRIME DIRECTIVE.

>>>>     "Prime directive: Do not demonstrate super normal powers to those
>>>> who don't have them unless necessary for the greater good.

>>>>     Mere demonstration as evidence that such things exist to a
>>>> incredulous crowd will NOT result in the greater good dreamed of.

>>> < snip >

>>> Thus the "incredulous crowd" goes on believing that human beings do not
>>> and
>>> probably cannot possess supernormal powers. To the gullible though, the
>>> fraud cult and its founder sell expensive processes claimed to cause them
>>> to
>>> acquire such powers. The fools jump at the chance, spending all of their
>>> time and money in its pursuit, even though they have seen absolutely no
>>> concrete evidence that such powers are achievable.

>>> Thus Elron Flubbard, the greatest con-artist of the 20th century, issued
>>> a
>>> "prime directive" instructing his dupes to assume the deceptive attitude
>>> of
>>> "Yes, we can, but we choose not to!".

>>> The "greater good" for Flubbard was the neverending growth of his
>>> personal
>>> wealth and power.

>>> If OT powers exist, and the "tech" of the cult of $cientology can bestow
>>> them, why did both Flubbard and his successor Misciavige rely on crude
>>> physical force and cruel abuse to rule over their cult staff dupes?

>>> The answer is obvious!

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