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From: dennis.l.erlich@support.com
Subject: Ronartist replys agai
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ronartistr@aol.com (RonArtistR)

            [does a quick assessment on the arsers]

>I know there are probably four kinds of people here: 
 
    He wants to say: SPs, DB's, PTSes and BT-infested WOGS.
    
    Instead ...

>1) ranting and raving people who probably have some very bad things 
>they've done that makes them rant and rave, 
 
    I have to assume I am included in the above. <sniff>
    
    He's saying I have O/Ws (overtsandwithholds).  Bad ones!  
    Let's check my DA list:
    
    1)  childabuser
    2)  wifebeater
    3)  deadbeatdad
    4)  killerofinnocentrats       
    5)  copyrighterrorist    

    And those are my *good* points!

>2) Scientologists who stumble upon this, then go back to
>"real" life, 
 
    They run real quick to their local ethics officer with a 
    knowledge report (KR, you wogs), and are "told about" ars.
    
    If they are on auditing or training they are told it might 
    effect their forward progress if they became effect of the 
    Espees (like me, above) looming (as opposed to lurking) on 
    ars.  Some "pop out" at that point, like Kim and Michael 
    Bacon (where is that lad?)

>3) some who have the wrong or very limited data about
>Scientology, but seek the truth, 
 
    That's all you open-minded wogs.

>4) someone who may have had out-ethics action taken against he or she.
                                        
    He or she?  Ouch!

    What he's trying to say is people like Ken Long, who've been
    f*cked over by the fascism of the cult.

>I've had out-ethics actions taken against me, and fought successfully to
>correct it.

    You can come back if you grovel.  But please don't sue.
    Correct us.

>If your friend is owed money from a contract, he can get justice on that.
>But a "quarter of a million dollars"? Sounds very high.

    Where will we start the bidding for Ken Long's thetan?

>I know a few will howl about reading the word "justice", but if there is
>an actual injustice, be persistant.

    Keep begging.  Perhaps we'll give your thetan back.

>It works.

    Hear that, Ken?

>Ron

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