Dave Adams and Marty R. natter about Aaron's videos
Eldon
I just listened to Aarons interviews…starts with complaining about not
being allowed to masturbate, rambles though the injustice of joining a
religious order and then being expected to be tough and dedicated, and
seems to conclude with a discourse on his own dark intentions,
acquiensence to others faulty examples and a complete lack of
responsibility for his own condition.
Ultimately it is that final bit, responsibility for ones own
conditions, and then those around you that are the path to happiness
and success. Blame shame and regret go the other way.
martyrathbun09 // November 20, 2009 at 10:17 pm
Dave, pretty pathetic. I couldn’t listen beyond segment 3 as the
accumulating generalities and falsehoods were literally dispersing.
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Or were the accumulating specifics and truths getting too close to
home?
BTW, Marty calls the proposed parliamentary investigation a "kangaroo
court" in which Aaron will be "filleted" by Scientology's slick
attorneys.
Now, I'm no expert on Australian parliamentary investigations, but
something tells me that they don't involve defense attorneys doing
cross-examinations. Seems like that would happen during any related
trials.
I know Senator Xenophon has already turned over the letters from
victims to the police, who may decide to prosecute. If so, Scientology
lawyers would of course be involved in the defense, though they would
have to be Australian ones. I don't think Earle Cooley has had time to
reincarnate there and pass the bar yet.
But I guess Marty somehow knows all about how things work in
Australia. Maybe it's his OT pan-determinism.
realpch
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> Dave Adams // November 20, 2009 at 9:42 pm
> I just listened to Aarons interviews�starts with complaining about not
> being allowed to masturbate, rambles though the injustice of joining a
> religious order and then being expected to be tough and dedicated, and
> seems to conclude with a discourse on his own dark intentions,
> acquiensence to others faulty examples and a complete lack of
> responsibility for his own condition.
>
> Ultimately it is that final bit, responsibility for ones own
> conditions, and then those around you that are the path to happiness
> and success. Blame shame and regret go the other way.
>
> martyrathbun09 // November 20, 2009 at 10:17 pm
> Dave, pretty pathetic. I couldn�t listen beyond segment 3 as the
> accumulating generalities and falsehoods were literally dispersing.
<snip>
Tsk tsk! I think he ought to take another look.
Peach
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Astrid
> Dave Adams // November 20, 2009 at 9:42 pm
> I just listened to Aarons interviews…starts with complaining about not
> being allowed to masturbate, rambles though the injustice of joining a
> religious order and then being expected to be tough and dedicated, and
> seems to conclude with a discourse on his own dark intentions,
> acquiensence to others faulty examples and a complete lack of
> responsibility for his own condition.
>
> Ultimately it is that final bit, responsibility for ones own
> conditions, and then those around you that are the path to happiness
> and success. Blame shame and regret go the other way.
>
> martyrathbun09 // November 20, 2009 at 10:17 pm
> Dave, pretty pathetic. I couldn’t listen beyond segment 3 as the
> accumulating generalities and falsehoods were literally dispersing.
> ------
>
> Or were the accumulating specifics and truths getting too close to
> home?
>
"Accumulating generalities and falsehoods." Marty has to get a job in
a doublespeak office And I believe Marty went beyond the 3rd part,
all the way to the $150 shirt part, and just doesn't want to talk
about that. Poor little Marty.
Marty shouldn't worry. He'll always be remembered for being the slappy
abusive $150-shirt-wearing TERMINATOR, who ratted on DM, the slappy
abusive dictator.
I predict Aaron, especially with his talk on masturbation, might cause
a few links to separate in Marty's circle jerk of sycophants. Just
saying Aaron is being general or telling falsehoods will make some of
these people more curious to see it. They don't sec check themselves
for peaking at materials not Marty-approved do they?
Skipper
<1a29e616-cb21-4b1c...@g1g2000pra.googlegroups.com>,
Astrid <Astrid...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Marty's a sick little boy.
husk
Marty had the take over all planned out and something got in the way.
What was that you ask?
It was the truth. Courts like the truth Marty, no matter how talented
a Scientology lawyer happens to be, truth always prevails eventually.
You lost Marty and until you come 100% clean, you have no chance for
redemption.
Astrid
in the way. Facts keep getting in the way of astounding science
fiction.
The internet is the ultimate SOURCE for fact checking, not the
writings of one sci fi loon or the word of the cult spokespeople.
From a legal perspective, Scientology gets things in writing. If you
die or get injured during your religious training, Sciloontology is
not repsonsible...sign here.
With the internet, people are getting the facts on why they make
people sign those things. So, even if there are some proceedings,
where Scientology gets off, now with the web, it becomes easier to
examine what the issues were.
The important thing is to get some investigations going, because it
brings attention to the issues, and secrets of the cult, which are so
easy to access for people.
More of the public has to become aware of the basic issues and abuses:
If it's a religion, why does it cost so much?
If Xenu is the reason people need Scientology, why is that kept
secret?
How come you push STUDY TECH, but your leader is a high school
dropout?
What is going on with the forced abortions, child labor, deceptive and
fraudulent sales tactics, and mind control that promise super powers
where none exist?
I think the time of Scientology being attractive because it is secret
and expensive, is reaching its end. People want to know what works.
What has been REVIEWED, not what has just been advertised. They want
to know what it can do for them, BEFORE, they spend a lot of time and
money to do it.
May not be necessary at this point, but if another star comes out, or
Haggis decides he'd like to talk more about it...
Eldon
He did mention some "third dynamic justice actions" that were scuttled
or delayed because of the mean ol' haters. He seems to thing people
should just sit by admiringly while he straightens everybody out.