Karen, that was a very good interview. Listened to it in full last week.

Yes, this is an excellent interview with Mike. I watched it the other night, was going to post the info for it, but you beat me to it. Mike, you are a true humanitarian, and so glad you left the destructive cult of hate and fear mongering.

I read you, Jere,

It’s their illusion that their delusion is better than anyone else’s; Or was it: Their delusion of their illusion is better than anyone else’s.

Whatever. Their introversion (closed mindedness) assures that whatever it is that they do, it will NOT resonate well with the physical universe and the some 7 billion human inhabitants thereon.

As with so much else, SCN believes in its heart of hearts that they’re so smart/powerful/experienced that ANYthing they attempt to do, or even think about, is going to create effects far greater than any mere wog’s, even when said wogs have real-world training and experience, with demonstrated effectiveness.

It’s a corollary of the “not invented here” syndrome, which gets in the way of progress in the real world. Otherwise intelligent people fall prey to it all the time.

Scamology has no members in SoCal.

They claim to be reducing crime with a cleanup, with no evidence that it happened before or could happen in the future. They ignore the beam in their own eye – their policy of fair game, something the evidence shows they never quit, just played lip service to quitting. They ignore their own internal slavery, their incessant crowing for more more more money, their claims to great things which they make, while also requiring members to sign legal documents saying those *great things* are not part of the deal… it just goes on and on and on, including using supposedly confidential auditing files for blackmail attempts – they force people to claim the most outlandish crimes just to finally exit the audit or sec check, and pay for the abuse, then later present those same forced claims as if it were an admission made under oath with a lawyer present. No number of semi-slaves styled as religious volunteers can make up for all the evil they continue to do on a daily basis.

Now, if the PR announcement had said “Disconnected family members welcome” it could signal a sea change, but don’t hold your ever’ lovin’ breath.

🙂 Chris.

I was wondering how they might have come up with that as well. It seems most likely to be a fudged stat (Marc Headley talks about how they justify their statistics) or perhaps there really was a 60% drop in crime but it’s a result of something else that should mostly be attributed to the ideas & work of the police and local leaders…..and Scientology never seems to miss an opportunity to take credit for other people’s work.

Thank you Missy Karen!