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  1. $cientology BETRAYS YOU

    The personal, intimate secrets you must reveal in $cientology
    auditing (interrogation and counseling, using a lie-detecting E-
    meter) are NOT KEPT CONFIDENTIAL! Everything you say in the
    session is written down. By standard policy - Guardian's Order
    121669 - such information is routinely 'culled' from
    $cientology's dossiers ('PC folders'😉 on you for possible use in
    intimidation, extortion, and blackmail. If your loyalty is in
    doubt, you are put through gruelling E-metered interrogations
    (called 'confessional,' 'sec-check,' 'withhold pulling,' or
    'integrity processing'😉 to obtain such information. Armed with
    potentially embarassing or incriminating data, they control you.
    In truth, this cult has been proven guilty of far more, and far
    more serious crimes than you are likely to have ever thought of.
    Vicki Aznaran, a top "Church" of $cientology officer that left
    in 1987, stated: "This is a criminal organization, day in and
    day out."

    Kima Douglass, $cientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's closest
    assistant for 5 years during the 1970s, told of how Hubbard
    would angrily order the PC folders of those he suspected were
    disloyal to be culled for "overts and withholds" to be used
    against them.

    And from HUBBARD'S OWN SON: "He is a fraud and has always been a
    fraud. My father has always used the confidential information
    extracted from people during [confessionals] to intimidate,
    threaten and coerce them to do what he wanted, which often meant
    getting them to give him money. My father routinely used false
    threats and [information from confessionals] particularly about
    crimes people had committed to extort money from them."
    Source: Ronald DeWolf a.k.a. L. Ron Hubbard, Jr. (son of L. Ron
    Hubbard), Affadavit in Schaick v. Church of Scientology, US
    District Court Mass., No. 79-2491

    Other References: L. RON HUBBARD: MESSIAH OR MADMAN? by Bent
    Corydon & L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
    <http://www.xenu.net>
    <http://www.factnet.org>
    <http://www.lermanet.com>

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Fritz Wuehler said:

    $cientology BETRAYS YOU

    The personal, intimate secrets you must reveal in $cientology
    auditing (interrogation and counseling, using a lie-detecting E-
    meter) are NOT KEPT CONFIDENTIAL!

    Correct. I know for a fact, personally, as part of what I did when in
    scientology was store the auditing files. They are not kept secure at
    all. In fact, former PC files are routinely given out to uditors in
    training for study. Typically, the files contain a great deal of
    sensiteve "confessional" material. However, a good case can be made to
    describe the entire operation as a fishing expidition for blackmail
    material, all at the expense of the dupe.

    That's the way hubbard thought about it.

    Steve Whitlatch

    Everything you say in the

    Quoted message said:

    session is written down. By standard policy - Guardian's Order
    121669 - such information is routinely 'culled' from
    $cientology's dossiers ('PC folders'😉 on you for possible use in
    intimidation, extortion, and blackmail. If your loyalty is in
    doubt, you are put through gruelling E-metered interrogations
    (called 'confessional,' 'sec-check,' 'withhold pulling,' or
    'integrity processing'😉 to obtain such information. Armed with
    potentially embarassing or incriminating data, they control you.
    In truth, this cult has been proven guilty of far more, and far
    more serious crimes than you are likely to have ever thought of.
    Vicki Aznaran, a top "Church" of $cientology officer that left
    in 1987, stated: "This is a criminal organization, day in and
    day out."

    Kima Douglass, $cientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's closest
    assistant for 5 years during the 1970s, told of how Hubbard
    would angrily order the PC folders of those he suspected were
    disloyal to be culled for "overts and withholds" to be used
    against them.

    And from HUBBARD'S OWN SON: "He is a fraud and has always been a
    fraud. My father has always used the confidential information
    extracted from people during [confessionals] to intimidate,
    threaten and coerce them to do what he wanted, which often meant
    getting them to give him money. My father routinely used false
    threats and [information from confessionals] particularly about
    crimes people had committed to extort money from them."
    Source: Ronald DeWolf a.k.a. L. Ron Hubbard, Jr. (son of L. Ron
    Hubbard), Affadavit in Schaick v. Church of Scientology, US
    District Court Mass., No. 79-2491

    Other References: L. RON HUBBARD: MESSIAH OR MADMAN? by Bent
    Corydon & L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
    <http://www.xenu.net>
    <http://www.factnet.org>
    <http://www.lermanet.com>

  3. Yes, yes. This fits with my scientology experience.

    Steve Whitlatch

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Fritz Wuehler said:

    $cientology BETRAYS YOU

    The personal, intimate secrets you must reveal in $cientology
    auditing (interrogation and counseling, using a lie-detecting E-
    meter) are NOT KEPT CONFIDENTIAL! Everything you say in the
    session is written down. By standard policy - Guardian's Order
    121669 - such information is routinely 'culled' from
    $cientology's dossiers ('PC folders'😉 on you for possible use in
    intimidation, extortion, and blackmail. If your loyalty is in
    doubt, you are put through gruelling E-metered interrogations
    (called 'confessional,' 'sec-check,' 'withhold pulling,' or
    'integrity processing'😉 to obtain such information. Armed with
    potentially embarassing or incriminating data, they control you.
    In truth, this cult has been proven guilty of far more, and far
    more serious crimes than you are likely to have ever thought of.
    Vicki Aznaran, a top "Church" of $cientology officer that left
    in 1987, stated: "This is a criminal organization, day in and
    day out."

    Kima Douglass, $cientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's closest
    assistant for 5 years during the 1970s, told of how Hubbard
    would angrily order the PC folders of those he suspected were
    disloyal to be culled for "overts and withholds" to be used
    against them.

    And from HUBBARD'S OWN SON: "He is a fraud and has always been a
    fraud. My father has always used the confidential information
    extracted from people during [confessionals] to intimidate,
    threaten and coerce them to do what he wanted, which often meant
    getting them to give him money. My father routinely used false
    threats and [information from confessionals] particularly about
    crimes people had committed to extort money from them."
    Source: Ronald DeWolf a.k.a. L. Ron Hubbard, Jr. (son of L. Ron
    Hubbard), Affadavit in Schaick v. Church of Scientology, US
    District Court Mass., No. 79-2491

    Other References: L. RON HUBBARD: MESSIAH OR MADMAN? by Bent
    Corydon & L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
    <http://www.xenu.net>
    <http://www.factnet.org>
    <http://www.lermanet.com>

  4. "Steve Whitlatch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Fritz Wuehler said:

    $cientology BETRAYS YOU

    The personal, intimate secrets you must reveal in $cientology
    auditing (interrogation and counseling, using a lie-detecting E-
    meter) are NOT KEPT CONFIDENTIAL!

    Correct. I know for a fact, personally, as part of what I did when in
    scientology was store the auditing files. They are not kept secure at
    all. In fact, former PC files are routinely given out to uditors in
    training for study. Typically, the files contain a great deal of
    sensiteve "confessional" material. However, a good case can be made to
    describe the entire operation as a fishing expidition for blackmail
    material, all at the expense of the dupe.

    That's the way hubbard thought about it.

    Steve Whitlatch

    Everything you say in the

    Quoted message said:

    session is written down. By standard policy - Guardian's Order
    121669 - such information is routinely 'culled' from
    $cientology's dossiers ('PC folders'😉 on you for possible use in
    intimidation, extortion, and blackmail. If your loyalty is in
    doubt, you are put through gruelling E-metered interrogations
    (called 'confessional,' 'sec-check,' 'withhold pulling,' or
    'integrity processing'😉 to obtain such information. Armed with
    potentially embarassing or incriminating data, they control you.
    In truth, this cult has been proven guilty of far more, and far
    more serious crimes than you are likely to have ever thought of.
    Vicki Aznaran, a top "Church" of $cientology officer that left
    in 1987, stated: "This is a criminal organization, day in and
    day out."

    Kima Douglass, $cientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's closest
    assistant for 5 years during the 1970s, told of how Hubbard
    would angrily order the PC folders of those he suspected were
    disloyal to be culled for "overts and withholds" to be used
    against them.

    And from HUBBARD'S OWN SON: "He is a fraud and has always been a
    fraud. My father has always used the confidential information
    extracted from people during [confessionals] to intimidate,
    threaten and coerce them to do what he wanted, which often meant
    getting them to give him money. My father routinely used false
    threats and [information from confessionals] particularly about
    crimes people had committed to extort money from them."
    Source: Ronald DeWolf a.k.a. L. Ron Hubbard, Jr. (son of L. Ron
    Hubbard), Affadavit in Schaick v. Church of Scientology, US
    District Court Mass., No. 79-2491

    Other References: L. RON HUBBARD: MESSIAH OR MADMAN? by Bent
    Corydon & L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
    <http://www.xenu.net>
    <http://www.factnet.org>
    <http://www.lermanet.com>

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