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Cabal Of One
Awesome article, datz sum great writing!
I like this comment:
http://tonyortega.org/2012/11/29/sci...-master-spies/chris on November 29, 2012 at 9:14 pm said:
Despicable,as usual. How does the church get away with so much? They spy on a fellow Scientologist, the “church” pays them half a million dollars a year and after a brief bout of publicity, the whole operation is settled with no damage to the church. How in the hell do they manage it? They survive every crisis and don’t seem to suffer unless you count paying attorney fees suffering. I just don’t get it. How can they survive the slow drip of defectors, exposes, lawsuits and even murder? Somebody, please explain!!
A "Loyal Officer" of the Galactic Confederation who gets up in front of a worldwide audience of Scientologists and unleashes an incoherent mumbo-jumbo rant about upper OT levels being researched in outer space by a dead con man.
And he is "in communications with Hubbard" about the importance of settling with the cult by demanding he be given a parrot because the dead con man wants the parrot.
Are there any other questions on how mentally ill Scientologists are?
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From the transcript where Broeker spoke to his high powered Wash DC attorney about settling with Scientology.
Ray Jeffrey listened to the tapes with his clients. He says what struck him were conversations that Broeker was having with Gerald Feffer, a well-known Washington DC lawyer. In Feffer’s negotiations with Broeker, the issue was surprisingly small time and strange. Broeker wanted an old pickup truck, and he wanted Hubbard’s parrot.
“Broeker said he was in communications with Hubbard, who wanted the bird,” Jeffrey says. (Hubbard had died three years earlier.) “And this big attorney was negotiating over the truck and the parrot.”
This, my friends, is what we are dealing with.
A "Loyal Officer" of the Galactic Confederation who gets up in front of a worldwide audience of Scientologists and unleashes an incoherent mumbo-jumbo rant about upper OT levels being researched in outer space by a dead con man.
And he is "in communications with Hubbard" about the importance of settling with the cult by demanding he be given a parrot because the dead con man wants the parrot.
Are there any other questions on how mentally ill Scientologists are?
...
From the transcript where Broeker spoke to his high powered Wash DC attorney about settling with Scientology.
Ray Jeffrey listened to the tapes with his clients. He says what struck him were conversations that Broeker was having with Gerald Feffer, a well-known Washington DC lawyer. In Feffer’s negotiations with Broeker, the issue was surprisingly small time and strange. Broeker wanted an old pickup truck, and he wanted Hubbard’s parrot.
“Broeker said he was in communications with Hubbard, who wanted the bird,” Jeffrey says. (Hubbard had died three years earlier.) “And this big attorney was negotiating over the truck and the parrot.”
This, my friends, is what we are dealing with.
A "Loyal Officer" of the Galactic Confederation who gets up in front of a worldwide audience of Scientologists and unleashes an incoherent mumbo-jumbo rant about upper OT levels being researched in outer space by a dead con man.
And he is "in communications with Hubbard" about the importance of settling with the cult by demanding he be given a parrot because the dead con man wants the parrot.
Are there any other questions on how mentally ill Scientologists are?
So I can only imagine the total WTF that Miscavige and Feffer were going through when he asked for LRH's Parrot! To me, it shows a sense of humour and a bit of "high dudgeon", if only in a Monty Python kind of way.
Awesome article, datz sum great writing!
This is an interesting sentence for a "church":
Spokeswoman Pouw said the church seeks intelligence on Rathbun and Rinder because it has "an ongoing program to eliminate all relationships" with people who worked with or were associated with them.
I always asked myself, who are the people that get paid by Scientology to do this dirt jobs?
Now, I know it...
When the PIs talked about the storage unit (near someone's house..Pat's house??) where certain documents were stored....now that part sounded interesting to me. It sounded like that storage unit/facility was probably burgled on orders from DM. (snio)
(snip)
7. These guys are from Central Casting!
Loved it.
TG1
There's no evidence that Patrick is mentally ill. He had what many considered to be a wacko belief system, but there are many people on ESMB who once held the same beliefs in one way or another. I grew up in Mormonism & theology-wise, it's as wacko as Scientology.
The transcript also says Patrick is a simple man, working a blue collar job without any grandeur (unlike Miscavige) and that he enjoys academic study & research. This might explain why, at the age of 64, he is back in college.
Pat's been living in obscurity for decades.. I suspect if he had any documents, he disposed of them long ago.. what would be the purpose of holding onto something for that many years when it involved a past he wanted to put behind him?
The transcript also says Patrick is a simple man, working a blue collar job without any grandeur (unlike Miscavige) and that he enjoys academic study & research. This might explain why, at the age of 64, he is back in college.
It would have been difficult for the PIs to jump a private fence & avoid security cameras to observe what Broeker had in his storage unit, much less be able to break in to it, without being seen by someone.
Yeah, I guess you're right. Dead con men doing research in outer space. Intergalactic Gurus telepathically retrieving parrots back on earth.
I guess I jumped the gun. Thinking it over now, that stuff does sound perfectly normal. Sorry.
Can you prove it's not true? Just because you don't believe it, doesn't make it untrue. Just saying...
There's an estimated 1.6 billion Muslims in the world that believe faithful men will be rewarded with virgins after they die, proof that there alot of people in the world with wacko beliefs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_world
Can you prove it's not true? Just because you don't believe it, doesn't make it untrue. Just saying...
There's an estimated 1.6 billion Muslims in the world that believe faithful men will be rewarded with virgins after they die, proof that there alot of people in the world with wacko beliefs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_world
Yeah, I guess you're right.
Dead con men doing research in outer space...
Intergalactic Gurus telepathically retrieving parrots back on earth.
I guess I jumped the gun. Thinking it over now, that stuff does sound perfectly normal. Sorry.
Can you prove it's not true? Just because you don't believe it, doesn't make it untrue. Just saying...
There's an estimated 1.6 billion Muslims in the world that believe faithful men will be rewarded with virgins after they die, proof that there alot of people in the world with wacko beliefs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_world