However, it came to my attention that others applied and can't post,
and they run in the same problem as Scientologists who want to post on
the message board of Heldal Lund. They can't. Lund won't approve their
application.
I know from somebody (not Christian hate monger Neal Warren who tried
also to post there as Captain Neal) that he has valuable information
about certain extremists on the RFW and that this person can't make
one single posting on the RFW despite this never posted one bad word
about Scientology and never used criticsm on David Miscavige. This
poster is not a hate monger and can't add his valuable information.
I think by telling people that they can post on the RFW, make them
open an account and then not letting them post one single posting, the
RFW could turn even allies into their critics.
It is not wise.
It would be better to allow people to post but to moderate and not
publish those postings who are violating the purpose of the RFW.
RFW moderator, can't you just read the postings, one by one and make a
decision for each posting as to publish it or not?
Even if somebody applies through a proxy or hushmail or whatever,
allow him or her to post, because if the content of the posting is
okay, what's the problem?
Blocking posters who actually supported the RFW is really stupid.
But keep on blocking Capt. Neal. He is from hell.
Barbara Schwarz
I agree with this posting of yours Barbara. It is extremely low tone for the
Scientologists who operate RFW to censor people before they even get the
chance to post a single post.
Are they in the business of collecting valid e-mail addresses so they can
spam them or sell them to spam lists? But, I suspect people not being able
to acquire posting privileges has more to do with the stupidity or
ineptitude of the amateurs who are trying to run the message board than an
organized attempt to stifle opposing opinions.
If somebody posts an offensive post then they can delete it and warn the
author. But, if they don't let anybody but a few hand-picked insiders post
then the forum is just laughable propaganda that does them more harm than
good.
--
Gregory Hall
Plonk.
Plonk.
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Women! I agree with this spoiled child and she plonks me. Go figure. Or
perhaps she's jealous because I'm paying attention to Monica?
--
Gregory Hall
I don't think it got anything to do with being wise or not, it is ecce
homo, i.e. stimulus-response.
RR
They aren't letting anybody register there. The registration bit is
just to make it look like a discussion. I registered and got back an e-
mail saying my application would be moderated and I would receive an
approval e-mail. That was the end of it.
Same here, after my first account was not activated and deleted
instead. (I used my real name, is that a problem?)
Peter
"Remember one thing, we are not running a business, we are
running a government.
We are in direct control of people's lives.
But for the first time we are not making victims of them,
we are making them more able.
So bring order into these
people's lives."
- HCO Secretary WW2
© 1975 L. Ron Hubbard Library
So the culties can have two way convo's with each other to hatefully
frame critics.
Their propaganda is laughable.
From the operating end, it must keep a few culties away form the news
about $cientology's criminality in Australia and Kubark tax exemption
all over the. world, from reality.
Maureen
Maureen
But it is unwise, RR. Because non-hate mongers apply also to post on
the RFW. They waste time to open an e-mail account and try to register
and RFW does not reply. That creates more antagonism against the RFW.
Either they make it clear that it is an inside discussion only or they
approve the applications.
I am not saying that they should publish hate monger postings. They
could choose posting by posting the content and then publish the
postings that are supporting their mission.
Why can't people think their actions through?
Barbara Schwarz
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That is exactly what I mean. Not just hate mongers register, friends
of the RFW too who have valuable information, and they are
disappointed that they are being arrogantly ignored and can't post
that information.
RFW still can moderate the postings but it could publish these
postings that are fulfilling the mission of the RFW.
This is so unwise. L. Ron Hubbard Scientologists are so much smarter
than DM Scientologists.
Barbara Schwarz
I think so. It only takes a few seconds on Google to discover that
we're nasty SPs.
B'cause man has adopted the reality that has been created for them.
RR
That is not how Scientologists should be. Thinking for oneself, that
is what a real Scientologist does.
Barbara Schwarz
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> > > > publish those postings who are violating the purpose of theRFW.
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> > > >RFWmoderator, can't you just read the postings, one by one and make a
> > > > decision for each posting as to publish it or not?
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> > > > Even if somebody applies through a proxy or hushmail or whatever,
> > > > allow him or her to post, because if the content of the posting is
> > > > okay, what's the problem?
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> > > > Blocking posters who actually supported theRFWis really stupid.