STLSuzy and Furry Jen,
Thank you and hugs to both of you.😁

Preach! 🙌🏼
Seriously – that’s spot on! Hopefully some lurkers/UTR’s will read and ponder.

Hugs to you, Mark (baby says hi, too LOL)

Amen Mark!!!

When all the critics are finally gone they return to the soup and keeps the blood bleeding.

Regarding the lawsuits and other controversies the church faces, can any scientologists actually CONFRONT the time,place,form,and event elements of the data being presented? Can they be pan-determined enough to realize that a group(them!) that insists IT IS ALWAYS RIGHT AND IS ALWAYS BEING UNFAIRLY ATTACKED AND IS ALSO NEVER,EVER WRONG is running service facsimiles and has numerous overts and withholds? Can they NOT ONLY demonstrate a knows-best, hostile and/or sarcastic, ad hominem stance(“low-toned”) when presented with extensively documented, empirical evidence of their group’s abuses? Are they not free to observe and adhere to the code of a scientologist, which asserts the right of ALL PEOPLE to freely discuss, comment on, and debate any ideas, issues, events, etc. that they choose to? Can’t they bring their highly-touted and much-bragged-about “theta and postulates” to bear on interactions with critics, instead of harassing them and engaging in criminal acts to “utterly ruin” them? Why can’t the operating thetans in scientology, who are supposedly “at willing and knowing cause over life,matter, energy,space, and time- subjective and objective” bring into a being a golden age of scientological renaissance, free of criminality, insanity, and a war on the human rights of its members and critics?
So many questions. So much culty cognitive dissonance,delusion,stupidity,and suffering…

I can only guess that there’s a bit of updated spin about trying to get people to watch the Scientology channel – but that would still only be a variation of the old “read a book and see for yourself,” and like trying to actually plow through one of Hubbard’s increasingly dated messes most people are just going to find it off-putting if not strange.

Nowadays I wouldn’t be surprised that such an event took advantage of an opportunity for an indoctrination booster and some loyalty-checking, along with fundraising supposedly for efforts like pamphlets or books – it’s easier to imagine supporting some effort somewhere else, than confronting friends and acquaintances.

Thanks as always for your thoughts, Terra.

Nice paraphrasing Chris.

I absolutely agree. “There are none so blind as those who will not see.”

THIS CULT HAS CEASED TO BE!!! (We wish!)

I didn’t make the connection that Scientology being “too weird” to explain is because it was too weird to be involved in.