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From: Gerry Armstrong <gerry@gerryarmstrong.org>
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Subject: Re: BFG ~ Stacy Moxon, IRD, 2000 pickets
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On 16 Feb 2006 07:38:51 -0800, "neil c" <neilclark222@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>Blownforgood wrote:
>
>okay, freezone's info is years out of date. the list of the RPF is at
>least 2 years old.
>
>IRD = Int Reserves Dir / IFD - Int Finance Dir they have pretty melded
>into one post and Lyman was doing this. Every thing I write is latre
>2004-2005. Very little action worth mentioning in 2006 so far. Lyman
is
>in his late 50's in not 60's. He is very old.
>
>Transcripts for the lectures get holes punched in them so they can have
>a spiral wire put through them and are bound this way. His wife was
>doing this for awhile.
>
>Mike screwed up on watching some guys (Bitty Miscavige & MY) he
went to
>the RPF with them at the Ranch. Was there for a good few years.
>
>Gold is the lowest org on the base. You got it right.
>
>Russ Bellin and a few of his top staff have been camped out at the Base
>since 2000. They have produced just about anything new that has come
>out. New Mark VIII meter, new CDs, the whole new CD production plant
>that has been put in etc. Anyway Russ gets this new Hummer as a reward
>for being so badass and wouldn't you know it - he friggin' totalled
it!
>Wht do they need a Hummer? Why does anyone need a Hummer?
>Why does DM need a Mazda Maita, Mazda RX8, Acura RL, a $100,000 pimped
>out bullet proof GMC van, a Range Rover, a brand sopanking new BMW
>M-Series, a big ol'
>motorcycle that cost around $20,000 and took Gold crew 3 months
>to custom make for him?
OK, I'm a believer. Could you execute a declaration confirming that DM
owns, or as "ecclesiatical head" has use of these vehicles?
Doesn't have an old Valiant or Dart for a getaway, does he?
Wow, the legend grows. And in his own lifetime.
Rajneesh à la punk.
On a more serious subject, talk about the structure and personnel
right under DM running the litigation machine.
The Scientology v. Armstrong case puts the whole Scientology
enterprise at risk, renders ludicrous the claim of humanitarianism,
and is still in everyone's face. There have been so many years of
litigation, so much black PR, so many evals, so many ops, so many
orders, so many compliance reports, in so many organizations and
countries, so many lawyers and so much money paid to so many lawyers
and to so many PIs, and I'm still communicating. And during all those
years, not one Scientologist, even when *contracted* in the
organization's "settlement agreement" to violate human rights,
violate
reason, and violate their own creed, has ever communicated.
I am aware that DM is a sociopath. I am also aware that sociopathy was
sold to Scientologists as a better way of being. Sociopathy was, of
course, not sold as sociopathy, but as Scientology, and in fact was
sold on a basis that it opposed sociopaths, or as Scientology teaches
"Suppressive Persons." I am aware that group sociopathy is enforced,
and within the inner core of Scientology is enforced by DM by the
power of his sociopathy. I am very aware that dealing with sociopaths
is scary. But really, how much longer can the Scientologists, the Sea
Org, the public even, put up with being forced into fear, forced to
not communicate, and forced to destroy basic human rights and the
human conscience, by a willful, violent sociopath?
Tell them to come out and talk.
> Why do you ask such silly questions?
>
>I do think that the Stacy thing was an accident. She was a nobody with
>that posed no threat whatsoever. There were about 3-4 that went to the
>PAC RPF over that flap. The cover was left open, she never opened it.
>How would the squireel have gotten in if it was not already left open.
>The friggin' squireel was stuck down there as it was all oily in there.
>She went it to get the squirrel, slipped and poof. Becket Wells
>eventually went to the RPF for leaving the cover open. Some MAA kid
in
>CMO Gold was RPF'd because she had wanted to go to LA and visit here
>family and was not handled. If she had gone to see her family, she
>would not have been there that Sunday morning. It was a bad scene.
>
>Hoden got busted because he never got the Hwy cloased down. The noise
>from the Hwy was really bugging DM and has been for years.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Or should I say Waaaaaaaaaaa.
Now closing the road sure will be possible.
There was something about this discussed on a.r.s. a couple of years
ago, and this data would make a nice followup to the government
department involved.
>Hoden was
>supposed to get it closed down and failed.
Hoden succeeded with getting Henson railroaded. Then he failed the
little fakir by not getting Hwy 79 closed down?
Wow, won't DM be so popular with the local people who want to keep the
road open. He really is quite the little PR guy, isn't he?
>That is Why Hoden was nuked,
>that is why Steve Willet was nuked. Muriel also bit it on that but I
>think she got Nuken for trying to bribe a police officer to let Ron
>Miscavige go instead of arresting him on the Hwy. Bad move on her part.
The attempt, or the failure?
>
>
>Hoden and about 7 others were sent to the PAC ranch to get it ready
for
>a Narconon Center. They failed miserably and the whole operation was
>closed down. They were all eother offloaded or RPF'd.
Good move, DM. Kind of like Xenu, rounding up all those thetans in one
place, and then, as you say, nuking them.
>
>As far as 2000 pickets. The crew were basically told to lay low when
>you first started coming around. Then As they relaized that that is
>what you supposedkly wanted, it was like, don;t pay any attention to
>him and he will go away. I must say though there were times when
>p[eople did not eat for hours because you guys were wither going to
>come or wre scheduled to come.
>
>It was know at least 30 minutes before you would arrive any time you
>did and they had PI's and scanners going so they were all over your
>whereabouts throughout all of LA and at INT. Anyway, The other thing
is
>that after the 2000 pickets, DM would not stay at the Base, as it was
>unsafe and unsecure.
Where would he go?
> If the pickets happened when he was there, there
>was major shit to pay. There was one period when you were there during
>an event and DM had to be there and it was just really screwed up as
>there was nothing he could do and istead of drive down on his bike,
>they would take the car and schedule when to go across. It was a major
>deal.
He's a major sociopath.
>If you guys went to go eat lunch it was like whisk everybody to MCI
>(dining hall) and then whisk everybody back to their work areas before
>you came back. I remmeber one time that the crew all went down to MCI
>and then you showed back up so there were people waiting around in MCI
>for hours before they could leave. Literally you had like 300 people
>helping clean down there and doing dishes so they would nto be
>unproductive while waiting for the picketers to bail. In the end the
>crew
>were told that you had been arrested and were never coming back.
>There you go.
>BFG
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