purrrrrrfect

Well…. That’s quite something… isn’t it?

http://www.gossiprocks.com/forum/miscellaneous/celebrity-look-alikes-page48-1971.html

Hahahahahaha! About as healthy as drinking arsenic laced Kool Aid. 😉

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Hi Mike,

Of course, the MAA’s wouldn’t buy it. Just making a point, really.

99% of those being declared are inaccurately declared. It used to be VERY difficult to be declared. Sec checks, com evs, double checking, conditions then, if no change, declared.

Now, if you blow your nose in the direction of The Pope, be prepared for some goldenrod.

And, no, I’m not suggesting that anyone wants to go back in, only saying that for families that have been disconnected, that it does say, “accurately.”

And thanks for the offer on the buildings, but no thanks. I’m allergic to alligators. 😉

No offense taken.

It’s all ridiculous, I’d say.

What REALLY happened (as those of you who read the real news know) was that a couple appealed to the UK court system to be able to married in the Scientology Chapel, because the UK’s religious laws were dated from centuries ago, and still required the worshipping of a God or a Supreme being for a religion to be able to be called a religion.

Omitted from this post is that the IAS, CO$ or whatever arm of the church entirely financed their legal case per their own admission to reporters. It was the legal avenue CO$ used to get religious recognition. They just didn’t give any details at the New Years event.

It is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury
Signifying nothing.
— Macbeth (Act 5, Scene 5, lines 17-28)

I (vaguely I must admit) remember in my times in the Orgs spotting a few little white lies or “over-enthusiastic phrasing” but at that time there were loads of PCs and students so I didn’t care one hoot.

I agree, PR & Event BS was a non-issue when I was still there in the early 90’s. Not too many people on course or being audited also not all that important, as “Dry Runs” for a few months here and there also wasn’t all that uncommon either . But what really ended my CO$ era was the incessant reging, every other call (sometimes 2 or 3 a day) to come in and see …, etc. They had been getting approx. $ 20,000 a year from me for services, but that just wasn’t good enough. I also pulled out at least 5 others I know of, and in the end they lost at least $ 100,000 a year. That’s the real stat of over-the-top off-policy fundraising.

Yeah Pepper. These are just two of numerous examples of the arrogant ignorance of these fools trying to make something sound important. Because it always has to be “the biggest” and “the best” and “history making” and “highest ever” they have to turn EVERYTHING into stupid hype and melodrama.

Likening Malaysia to a backwoods jungle is the same as taking the Florida Everglades or the swamp lands of Louisana and saying it’s America.

Promoting Ireland as a drug infested country with decaying values is another pisser. Maybe I’m thick here but what is meant by capturing 1% of the reading public in Ireland? So Irish people are poor, salt of the earth people who don’t read either? Too busy toiling in the potato fields and getting drunk?

It is embarrassing the way other countries and cultures are looked down upon by Miscavige and Company. They truly think they know best and are better than everyone else. Arrogant and ignorant at the same time.

I can only imagine what would be said about a country and people like Iran. They would probably elude to people living in caves and speaking Arabic. That would piss off the Persian scientologists real well. Ever been to Tehran Dave? Didn’t think so.

I thought of my Irish Da today who passed away before his time. He would have a few choice words to say about this (F%@k ’em) and we would end it with a good laugh.

Interesting that Malaysia and Ireland are Muslim and Catholic countries respectively, and would never have anything to do with Scientology on any grand scale.