Statistics: Posted by Scientology — Fri Nov 03, 2017 7:11 pm
Hubbard gets more detailed, comes closer and all other diapers like the diaper the really are. Just full of shit and wanted to be near me..Wieber wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2017 3:04 pm
I think this photo has been photoshopped. I saw it in a copy of Images of a Lifetime, a book full of photos of L. Ron Hubbard, that was in the public area of the last org I was involved with. In that picture, Hubbard was further back, shorter, and much less robust than Wilkerson. His expression was also much less confident.
Statistics: Posted by Scientology — Thu Oct 26, 2017 12:18 am
That made me really perplex, because Hubbard said that it was to that spirit in practice that the true honors of all his copyright and trademarks really belongs. There is somewhat paradox in saying, tasteless, that website is nothing and its a perfect mirror of the most beautiful data-flow. So it might be assumed that the great Lafayette Ron Hubbard had find some pleasure in mirror himself in the clean and clear dataflow & really loved it. But when Hubbard signing Mayflower, dayflower in Chilean sign language i have to believe it. It was a begging on his bare knee if possible maybe he could have an update and read of the error files, as the Hubbardezee way to forum Romana in the seeds of lingo. (of this i am certain, he did not say it out of blue-papered xerox) So yes, it was Hubbard all right, closer up nothing was so certain...-This is MINE HALLUCINATION OF YOU SEEING ME; NOT THE OTHER WAY around. So please get real. The cleanness of the pure data delivery of Kristi Wachter websites have helped me to reborn, Scientology can learn and reform.
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Statistics: Posted by Scientology — Thu Oct 19, 2017 4:30 pm
(thread in new net in net to teller in bioenegetic of the pen thad writes the picture of reality from assembler) amplified in the VTA Controller of feed to NASa or the aggravated Nucleus accombens septi as the reward system tabernacle, hmm sounds likely. And the one that makes the assembler is main sensor of sense."Doling out ownership"
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Statistics: Posted by Wieber — Mon Oct 16, 2017 7:35 pm
I think a better questing is why cant purif cleanse out itself?
Statistics: Posted by Scientology — Mon Oct 16, 2017 6:03 pm
Scientology's OSA Puts LSD on Pregnant Woman's Toothbrush: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoRK3O4430gArnie Lerma wrote:After the shock of the raid itself, that Saturday morning, I didn't brush my teeth until perhaps Sunday night, drank some water from an open gallon jug of spring water, and then brushed my teeth. Please bear with me. Having suffered from "CFS" Chronic Fatigue Syndrome from some 6 years, I have been only able to muster the physical strength to work intermittently, and suffer from forgetful lapses, and frankly, am just hanging on to the home I have owned for 10 years. Being very tight-fisted with money, I should have replaced the toothbrush head many, many months ago, it is worn, and must be run under hot water, while running, to loosen it up, so it continues to run while brushing one's teeth. This is important, and frankly, this small fact is what saved me. After rinsing it very well under hot water I brushed my teeth and went to bed. About an hour later, I found myself VERY paranoid, and unable to relax. I attributed this, at first, to the extreme stress of the raid, until, some minutes later, I noted how clammy, and sweaty my palms were, and then, with my eyes shut, I began to hallucinate, geometric images
I got out of bed, and then realized, having taken LSD in the 1960's perhaps 10 times, that I had been drugged. I called Kemp Harshman, and described these events, he told me to call the
police and make a report and go to the hospital. . Being 'self-employed', and having gone far into debt already, I had let my hospitalization insurance lapse. So I did not relish a call to the emergency room at 2AM and the billing for what was now obvious to me, as an 'Acid Trip' of mild intensity. The police came, and refused to take a report, not knowing how to 'write it up', a friend who was staying with me at the time, can testify as to these events. A Detective J. M. Moore, of the Arlington County police department, came to my home some time later, and listened to my story. I knew it was 'incredible', so I directed him to some of the affidavits I had scanned and uploaded onto America Online' (not having any archives to place in his hands) and he took the toothbrush and tried to get it tested. His superior refused to authorize the expensive test, without "someone in custody". His phone number was at that time 703 358 4051. I also realized that even if it tested positive, who is to say, I didn't place it there myself to 'frame' the cult'. I also saved a urine sample that to this day is in the back of my refrigerator. The toothbrush is still in the possession of Detective Moore at this date.
I recounted this story some weeks later to Jay Brown at Ross Dixon as well as Attorneys from Faegre and Benson, & they too refused to let me speak. So I remained silent, for some time, until I learned from Larry Wollershiem, that they had done this to others, Paulette Cooper, (Author of Scandal of Scientology) (and survivor of years of litigation and harassment that culminated in FBI raids of church premises) and another name I don't recall. Paulette has confirmed an incident similar to this, I believe Dennis Erlich has recounted a similar incident, after learning this, one night, in late September, I recounted the story, 'live', on an Internet chat channel to critics of Scientology, just to unburden myself, so I would feel a bit better. Tom Klemesrud, in litigation with the RTC in the Erlich case, also claims to have been drugged during an incident with the cult.
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Statistics: Posted by Ball of Fluff — Thu May 05, 2011 8:04 pm
Attributes 1 - 9 seem eerily descriptive of Hubbard's own behaviour.1.) They are disassociated—meaning they are separate from anything they are doing.
2.) Whatever occurs has nothing to do with him.
3.) Not responsible for their own action or anything else and it doesn’t occur to
them that they ever should be.
4.) Their emotions are shut off to a greater or lesser extent.
5.) Consequences mean little or nothing to them.
6.) They are stupid.
7.) Normal actions that another can do easily get mucked up by them.
8.) They are unpleasant to associate with.
9.) They are de-humanized and can be vicious or irrationally cruel.
Statistics: Posted by jax — Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:48 pm
Attributes 1 - 9 seem eerily descriptive of Hubbard's own behaviour.1.) They are disassociated—meaning they are separate from anything they are doing.
2.) Whatever occurs has nothing to do with him.
3.) Not responsible for their own action or anything else and it doesn’t occur to
them that they ever should be.
4.) Their emotions are shut off to a greater or lesser extent.
5.) Consequences mean little or nothing to them.
6.) They are stupid.
7.) Normal actions that another can do easily get mucked up by them.
8.) They are unpleasant to associate with.
9.) They are de-humanized and can be vicious or irrationally cruel.
Statistics: Posted by Panda Termint — Mon Apr 18, 2011 10:05 am
Mind that LSD is known to have left the body in a couple of hours!HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex
HCO BULLETIN OF 31 MAY 1977
Remimeo
LSD
YEARS AFTER THEY HAVE
“COME OFF OF” LSD
Characteristics of persons who have been on it from examination of 2
cases:
1.) They are disassociated—meaning they are separate from anything they are doing.
2.) Whatever occurs has nothing to do with him.
3.) Not responsible for their own action or anything else and it doesn’t occur to
them that they ever should be.
4.) Their emotions are shut off to a greater or lesser extent.
5.) Consequences mean little or nothing to them.
6.) They are stupid.
7.) Normal actions that another can do easily get mucked up by them.
8.) They are unpleasant to associate with.
9.) They are de-humanized and can be vicious or irrationally cruel.
Apparently they have become a sort of a vegetable or a zombie to a greater or lesser degree.
The LSD apparently stays in the system and is liable to go into action again giving them unpredictable “trips.” Which could be quite fatal while driving and even walking around.
A Drug Rundown which has to include LSD cannot be considered complete until the person has undergone a long period of sweating and heavy liquids and exercise.
The way LSD got popular was because of Henry Luce, the head of Time Magazine, who publicized it and glorified it from mid-1950 on. He and his wife were under psychiatric care and were on LSD.
Nearly as I can trace it, it was the Nazi intelligence drug developed in Switzerland and was probably intended for use in municipal water systems to paralyze the population just prior to an invasion as the invading enemy would then find them all irrational.
It only takes a millionth of an ounce to produce a “full trip.”
When you are dealing with an LSD case or anyone who has ever taken LSD you cannot and must not consider their Drug Rundown complete until they have been sweated and given liquids and exercised for months as well as heavily audited.
They can recover with auditing and this handling, but it won’t be very fast.
L. RON HUBBARD
LRH: Founder
Copyright © 1977
by L. Ron Hubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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Statistics: Posted by Murray Luther — Mon Apr 11, 2011 5:17 am
IMO, Ron probably demonized LSD for the same reason he demonized psychiatry: Competition. Why would a scientologist spend a lot of time and money in order to externalize when he/she could get the same effect from a two dollar dose of LSD? And then there's the possibility that a scientologist could see through the scam while his/her perception is altered by LSD and then say, a la Jeff Spiccoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High, that those scientologists are fags.Dorothy wrote:My personal opinion is that LSD opens one's mind and does cause a person to "think differently". It definitely alters one's perceptions:
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Statistics: Posted by Panda Termint — Sun Apr 03, 2011 4:29 pm
Although I do not agree that it is a "disorder", drug-induced flashbacks are very real and many people who take hallucinogenic drugs have profound spiritual cognitions, hence the other side of the coin: the cult of Carlos Castaneda.This legend may have its foundation in the fact that chronic use can result in persistent psychosis and hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD).[15] However, all of these conditions are now understood to be psychological phenomena and not due to drug residues.
Statistics: Posted by Dorothy — Sun Apr 03, 2011 4:10 pm
Retention of LSD in spinal fluid
A legend which falsely instills a fear of a non-existent effect of LSD is that the body stores crystallized LSD in spinal fluid or in fat cells, which at some point dislodges and causes horrific flashbacks, perhaps years later.[14] Although the body does store some toxins in fat tissue, and residues of some drugs and toxins can be found in spinal fluid, LSD is not among these. LSD is metabolized by the liver, and has an elimination half-life of around 3–5 hours, and is insoluble in fats, being an alkaloid. This legend may have its foundation in the fact that chronic use can result in persistent psychosis and hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD).[15] However, all of these conditions are now understood to be psychological phenomena and not due to drug residues.
A likely origin of this myth is L. Ron Hubbard, founder of Scientology, whose own unverified research was alleged to show that LSD storage in body fat occurred. However, no peer-reviewed, independent scientific studies have ever replicated his findings. Due to LSD's known water solubility and short half-life, and thus biological implausibility, such findings are considered spurious by essentially all medical professionals today.[16]
Statistics: Posted by ordinarycitizen — Sun Apr 03, 2011 2:10 pm