This web page reminds me of something:

The Cult of Scientology put me through about 22 intensives of sec checks False Purpose Rundown Style and False Purpose Rundown. That's about 275 hours. They charged me a goodly sum for the privilege.

This type of processing of course is designed to supposedly rid someone of their "False" or "Evil" purposes.

So, I was very dismayed when I attended an International Association of Scientologists event, (or it might have been a 13 March event), where Mike Rinder, a very high Cult official and head of the Cult Office of Special Affairs, proudly presented his statistics about putting "psychs" in jail. You see, he accompanied this presentation with extremly EVIL INTENTIONED images of "psychs" being hung, being thrown in the toilet with excrement and of "psychs" going down the sewer.

It was just an EVIL display of EVIL intentions.

I could hardly believe it. Here the Cult had insisted that "I" needed "MY" evil intentions handled and their own high officer was parading his around for the world to see and applaud. And the public robotically stood and applauded this display of evil.

Oh, I'm sorry, I guess it isn't bad to have evil intentions and to display them and OPERATE ON THEM if they are toward "psychs".

It's just that I thought ANY evil intention was bad. Just my misunderstood word I guess.

This religious freedom watch web page is an expression of evil purposes on the part of the Cult. They want to say hateful things about their critics and their ex-members, some like former deputy comodore Hana or OT 8 Michael. How could they, very trusted folks, have gotten so high in the Cult if the Cult tech works?

It just exemplifies the fact that the Cult is a festering sore of corruption spewing its vile pus in all directions in the vain hope no one will look at it's own black heart.

Michael Leonard Tilse

> Somebody wrote to let me know I'd finally made the bigot's list at
> religiousfreedomwatch.org. Well, they needed someone between 'Dvorkin' and
> 'Fishman'.
>

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Michael Leonard Tilse
SP 2 : scientology has acknowledged me with a truthseeker attack.
Whoo Hoo!

<p><hr><p> From: mtilse@charter.net (Michael Tilse)
Subject: Re: 3 pages? They ARE pissed!
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 14:18:16 -0700
Message-ID: <mtilse-1310031418160001@192.168.0.2>

In article <b24952a.0310131204.2e027331@posting.google.com>, dpchitester@yahoo.com (Phil Chitester) wrote:

> It just isn't at all evil to want to be rid of those who repeatedly
> and consistently hurt, maim, torture, obstruct and destroy lives.

We agree there. That is why I am an EX-Scientologist and why I as an individual am joining many others in exposing exactly what goes on within the Church of Scientology/Scientology Religion. The CHURCHES OF SCIENTOLOGY "...repeatedly and consistently hurt, maim, torture, obstruct and destroy lives." You don't have to read a.r.s. to find this out. Just read the publicly available documents, testimony, medical reports and depositions in the Lisa McPherson case. Read the police interviews of the people involved. These cannot be forged and can even be gotten directly from the city, county and state agencies themselves.

Rinder's attitude, smirk and the images he displayed with his "stats" showed very clearly that he wished to hurt, maim, torture, obstruct and destroy lives. The lives of those he had named "psychs." It was nothing but evil intention on display.

That is very different than someone who recognizes an evil and sets about to bring it to an end without adding more hate, torture or punishment. Rinder failed that test. YOU should spend a little more time on the differences and similarities drills.

> I guess FPRD didn't work on this SP.
>
> Phil

Great to hear you admit that Scientology doesn't work after all. Even though they promised me "Golden Age of Tech" auditing and case supervision. And it was amazing how their interest in me dried up after they had used up all my money.

Now, Phil, I hope you don't buy all the stuff the church is feeding you. It sounds like you are into it pretty far. I was a pretty rabid apologist myself, when I was in.

So, I would encourage you to start to look at things that cannot just be created lies. After all, the genuine Death Certificate of Hubbard is available to the public in San Luis Obispo. The scientologist Doctor Gene Denk signed it. It says Hubbard had a Cerebral Vascular Accident approximately a week before he died.

If you really are a scientologist, you also take to heart that any illness or injury to a greater or lesser degree is caused by PTSness. So that means that LRH was PTS and died of it. So, how OT could he have really been to go so PTS that he had a stroke and died? So, either Denk lied or Hubbard was PTS. But that still leaves the Vistaril psych drug that Denk had given LRH, and that the coroner found in LRH's blood after his death. What about that? That too is simple unforgeable evidence from a neutral, official source. Hubbard being given psych drugs! Whoa! That is pretty non-scientological!

Or, it is well documented that Church Staff and Members drove the dying Lisa McPherson past at least one and perhaps several close Hospital Emergency Rooms on the way to the distant one they took her to. That is a crime in itself. Or you can read it this way: She was already dead, and it didn't matter what hospital they took her to. In which case it was a coverup of her death on site at FLAG, moving a dead person, interfering with a possible crime scene and a number of other crimes. Which way do you want it? All clearly shown in the unbiased official police investigation. The Church doesn't want you to look at this factual information of course.

Another favorite thing is that if you study the data about what a person with a missed withhold does, and look at the things that the Church accuses others of, you begin to realize that the Church has a lot of missed withholds. As a composite being, the organizaton acts just like a withholdy PC, attacking right and left at those who want to get the truth. If scientology really explains behavior, you cannot be afraid to apply the data and the tech to the organization itself.

Do yourself a favor Phil, widen your focus. Admit that there might be things that you are not being told the trugh about. Look. Afterall, It was Hubbard himself who said "Look, don't listen."

I hope you live a good life Phil. Begining to post on a.r.s. is the begining of having your eyes opened. May you never be the same.

Love,

Michael Leonard Tilse

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Michael Leonard Tilse
SP 2 : scientology has acknowledged me with a truthseeker attack.
Whoo Hoo!

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