I say go Jamie! I think his message is very poignant and very useful in understanding the phenonenon of scientology.
I mean what are ronbots going to say about him? He's lying? He's paid off by big pharma? His grandfather was an SP even though he was the son of Elron who had the "tech" to handle any SP but couldn't "handle" his own son?
His story tells you everything you need to know about scientology!
And how well it "works".
At some point you realize scn has zero credibility. Of course I'm preaching to the choir here but hopefully more and more people in doubt, and on the fence, see this and it gives them one more reason to walk away.
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Not to my taste.
Still he seems to share many of the same talents and interests as his notorious great-grandfather, although these appear somewhat updated to serve a more contemporary 'urban aesthetic'.
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Mark A. Baker
Mighty big of you.
I don't disagree with anything he says, however, I'm no fan of the 'art form' in which he says it.
His 'artistic talents' are there for others to appreciate. As far as I'm concerned, this slam thing is just another source of contemporary urban noise like leaf blowers, ghetto blasters, & loud motorcycles. I don't find it to be aesthetic or otherwise appealing, whatever the topic may be.
Try reading posts from a perspective centered on something other than your own views concerning scientology and your need to interpret everything in terms of support or disagreement with them.
Mark A. Baker
