Thought Police A Full Reality In Scientology's 'Confessional, Lie-detector Metered, Security Checking'
Leonardo Been
Lie-detector Metered, Security Checking'
' 2 Dec 2004
The purpose of 'metered confessional security checking' in scientology
' 1. You may NOT hide anything from a Criminal Mind.
' 2. You must have no thoughts or feelings, that would tell you
' that a Criminal Mind is or does evil to you or to others, or
' was or did evil to you or to others.
' Hiding things from a Criminal Mind, would of course prevent him
' or her or it from dominating and punishing or otherwise
' destroying your or others' life.
' Using your conscience, you have thoughts and feelings to the
' effect that you hold a viewpoint on, or you suspect or feel or
' sense, or you remember evil that the Criminal Mind has inflicted
' on you or others.
' And that is the first thing you do, of course, in detecting
' a Criminal Mind.
' And when you are not strong enough, then these suspicions
' are easily seen and felt by you as "your 'own' bad
' thoughts" about someone - but they are not "your own" bad
' thoughts, they are the bad thoughts of the Criminal Mind
' that you, quite correctly, feel.
' That confusion then leads to an immeasurable amount
' of insanity, and to such highly destructive idiocies
' as
' "Think or say nothing bad about someone who has
' died." Really now...
' Or "Do not look at the emperor." Or "If you see
' anything bad in the head of state, then you condemn
' all people of the state, because he represents the
' state."
' Or "Getting a Nobel Prize proves intelligence and
' good intentions," really, now...
LtB
Footnotes: (not inserted now)
References: (not given now)
(This is a preliminary post to alt.religion.scientology as they
apparently do not figure out such - and other necessary and vital
things - by themselves (yet, I hope).*)
(*) 'Koos' FAQ about the psychosis of alt.religion.scientology -
' summarizing eight years of experience with it.
' With some Footnotes by Koos on Small and Fine Particle Physics
' (22 May 2004 - Version 3.6 on 3 Nov 2004)
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=989886.0411030007.574f6462%40posting.google.com&output=gplain
Lady Chatterly
>
>Thought Police A Full Reality In Scientology's 'Confessional,
> Lie-detector Metered, Security Checking'
>
>' 2 Dec 2004
Republican national committee representatives were free to challenge
voters at ohio polls whose names were on a list of questionable
addresses, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday?
>The purpose of 'metered confessional security checking' in scientology
>
>' 1. You may NOT hide anything from a Criminal Mind.
Supra.
>' 2. You must have no thoughts or feelings, that would tell you
>' that a Criminal Mind is or does evil to you or to others, or
>' was or did evil to you or to others.
Moilas oy selling pizzas manufactured in finland to italy within the
eu.
>' Hiding things from a Criminal Mind, would of course prevent him
>' or her or it from dominating and punishing or otherwise
>' destroying your or others' life.
>
>' Using your conscience, you have thoughts and feelings to the
>' effect that you hold a viewpoint on, or you suspect or feel or
>' sense, or you remember evil that the Criminal Mind has inflicted
>' on you or others.
>
>' And that is the first thing you do, of course, in detecting
>' a Criminal Mind.
>
>' And when you are not strong enough, then these suspicions
>' are easily seen and felt by you as "your 'own' bad
>' thoughts" about someone - but they are not "your own" bad
>' thoughts, they are the bad thoughts of the Criminal Mind
>' that you, quite correctly, feel.
Sometimes you just ask if they are not strong enough. So?
>' That confusion then leads to an immeasurable amount
>' of insanity, and to such highly destructive idiocies
>' as
>
>' "Think or say nothing bad about someone who has
>' died." Really now...
>
>' Or "Do not look at the emperor." Or "If you see
>' anything bad in the head of state, then you condemn
>' all people of the state, because he represents the
>' state."
>
>' Or "Getting a Nobel Prize proves intelligence and
>' good intentions," really, now...
>
>LtB
>
>Footnotes: (not inserted now)
>
>References: (not given now)
>
>(This is a pr<THWACK>
Scientology for a reason.
--
Lady Chatterly
"Heddo bot ;) I deal with my own faults rather harshly. What else do
you recommend?" -- Kate