Yep, they're having a big "do" at the Celebrity Center in LA on Dec 6 and 7.
I don't think this should be overlooked. There will be plenty of minor
TV celebrities, which is ironic, because the most famous Scientologist
in the world is the one they killed in Clearwater. Nearly everyone has
heard of Lisa McPherson.
--
Rev. Barb
Church of Xenu, San Diego
Chaplain, ARSCC
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"$cientology sees the world this way: One man with a picket sign:
terrorism. Five thousand people dead in a deliberate inferno: business
opportunity.
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barb <bwarr1@cox.net> wrote in news:3DF14960.D394A8D6@cox.net:
> "kady@wwwaif.net" wrote:
>>
>> barb <bwarr1@cox.net> wrote in news:3DF0A103.9F5BDF57@cox.net:
>>
>> > Yep, they're having a big "do" at the Celebrity Center in LA on Dec 6
>> > and 7.
>> > I don't think this should be overlooked. There will be plenty of minor
>> > TV celebrities, which is ironic, because the most famous Scientologist
>> > in the world is the one they killed in Clearwater. Nearly everyone has
>> > heard of Lisa McPherson.
>>
>> Not that it makes the weekend parties any less tacky, but Lisa McPherson
>> actually died on December 5.
>>
>> K
>
> Yeah, I know. But still, Xmas party on the same date as the memorial?
If you think about it from a slimy OSA PR perspective, it makes perfect sense: it gives them an excuse to get one of their famous "film permits" so they can shut down LRH Way. At least in LA. Yes, it is definitely tacky++, but let's face it, their major regret with regards to Lisa McPherson is that she had the bad manners to die at the "mecca of technical perfection" (tm).
> Perhaps a good sign would read
> SCIENTOLOGY VICTIM LISA MCPHERSON will never attend another Xmas party.
Considering her demented slave-driving boss, and that stat-obsessed company for which she worked, she probably didn't get to attend many holiday parties before she died, either. Or if she did, she'd have felt guilty for not making more sales, and written it all up in her O/Ws.
> Incidentally, I borrowed a cell phone on the boat today to arrange my
> transpo to LA tomorrow. One of the passengers overheard me.
>
> "Scientology," he exclaimed. "Man, they're a CULT! They SUCK!"
>
> heh...and didn't we have a nice chat!
> --
Scientology - it really *does* bring strangers into communication with each other!
K