: Re: A Democratic Church?

Re: A Democratic Church?
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Date: Thu, 8 Sep 1994 11:31:00 EDT
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From: harringtonj-smtc%NOVA.NOVANET.ORG@vm.ucs.UAlberta.CA
Subject: Re: A Democratic Church?
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Micheal Bacon, mbacon@netcom.com writes:

  (an  excellent  essay  on  the   authoritarian   structure   of
Scientology organizations)

Michael,

  A  courageous  stance  on  your  part.  Several  "High  Crimes"
involved here:


  Publically attacking senior Scientology executives

                  Instigating Mutiny

            Others to numerous to mention

  Of course there might be a copyright infringement also, as  you
posted some of the scales?

  I  see  the response from Stu's Sunday School (Theta-L) has not
been very warm?

  I'd  say  the  reason  there  is  no Democracy in the Church is
because its members feel incapable of managing  their  own  lifes
and  their  spiritual  destiny.   LRH  makes  it clear in Keeping
Scientology Working (KSW) that only  he  was  capable  of  rising
above  the  "Bank"  and  discovering the secrets of the universe.
KSW is drilled into people at the start  of  every  course.  This
really is the Big Lie.

  I imagine OSA is busy searching your folders  and  interviewing
people for defamatory information.

  Its  self-evident  that  the Church views any form of Democracy
"squirreling" or a "suppressive act".

  In the Church, the ultimate price  for  Total  Freedom  is  the
surrender  of  any  Freedom you now have. The "greatest" good for
the "greatest" numbers.

  

                    Joe Harrington

              United Free Zone Alliance


     Internet: Harringtonj-smtc@nova.novanet.org