Scientology

From: "Elizabeth Ann Cox" <elizanncox@chesapeake.net>
Subject: The Thankless Mob
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 21:35:55 -0400
Message-ID: <ubs8kvtp97gg90@corp.supernews.com>


If one were reading ARS for the first time, one would wonder what kind of person Bob Minton is. The individual reader might pause in their readings and ponder how opinions can vary so dramatically. The reader may want to evaluate why a man who apparently donated $1.3 million to a trial could be reviled by so few.

A pack of ARS hounds appear to have gone rabid. Some screech like dejected playground bullies pointing at the horrors of Bob and Stacy. One would think these individuals were modern day criminals, out to bilk the public, the "critics" and society. One would never suspect, unless one understood differently, that Bob had contributed so much to exposing those things that were so wrong with scientology.

Bob Minton, Stacy Brooks and other members of the LMT put themselves in harm 's way. Their life was not their own in Clearwater, and it was a life financed by Bob. Yes, Bob was just fine with many when his deep pockets financed the trial, the LMT, and so ably financed so many critics. Bob even financed a movie for a couple of apparent Hollywood wannabes.

But along the way Bob became ill, tired of devoting his life to "The Cause,"

and apparently pulled back. He even disassociated himself with the Hollywood wannabes. The pack of hounds disliked this idea. After all, several of them had been busy demanding, for some time, the details of the life of Bob and the LMT. Never mind that with Bob paying the bills it was none of their business.

However, these defenders of the critics, guardians of the public good, demanded to know the intimate details of the LMT and its members. After all, if the hounds demand you to respond, they believe you must answer all their questions, despite the fact it is none of their business.

All I have seen of Bob and wrongdoing is his actually his attempt to do right. I believe Bob felt he was doing so for the benefit of all. Was he wrong? Yes, but he has attempted to make it right. What more can one ask?

I do not know, unless one happens to be a shrill. I suppose this group will not be satisfied unless Bob is burned at the stake.

So now the righteous, clocked in indignity, will continue in their attempts to defame Bob. I say this to Bob and Stacy: Good luck with your future and your time together. After all, you both deserve the best. You a good people and thanks for all you did. Enjoy your life together; live those lives completely and fully. Seize all there is before you, and ignore the unhappy shrills. It is not you they actually hate, rather, it is themselves in which they find no fulfillment.

To the guardians of ARS, those who have falsely cloaked themselves in this mockery of righteous indignation, I ask you this: Who will guard the guards?

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Elizabeth Ann Cox
aka, Bunnyann
FOLO ED ("Flukenet" Online Liaison Office)
ARS Chic with attitude!
Doubt is not a crime; simply a reasonable response to tyranny!