MikeSmith3 <mikesmith3@aol.com> wrote in message news:19991031223007.02947.00001353@ng-cg1.aol.com...

>Mark,
>
>When you get down to the Shrine you'll need to play a character
>with choirboy civility and cherubic innocence but you must have the
>focus and deadly aim of a sniper.

Pardon me while I finish my laughing fit....

this going to take a while...

I'm getting there...

the tears are still rolling down my cheeks...

okay, that deep breath helped...

I think I can go on now...

Thank you so much. I haven't been so amused in a long time. You must think of me as the greatest failed actor this city has ever seen.

Could it be that I am indeed a nice guy who believes Scientology is a dangerous scam that should be reformed?

Would that be at odds with what source told you?

Aren't I supposed to be a criminal?

What else did Hubbard write that isn't true?

Have you ever had a negative thought about L. Ron Hubbard?

>When you get home you'll need to play the part of a crafty "60 Minutes"
>film editor.

This must relate to the statements made by Vickie about how Dianetics cured her mother-in-law's arthritis.

I will put the raw footage up on the net and let you see how it actually happened without any fancy editing distorting the facts. I edit only for time sakes and not to distort the facts of the situation.

Yes, my videos make Scientology look bad but they do so by showing the behavior of Scientologists as they follow the tech. If you stop to seriously consider this following statement you may actually see how XENU TV has already made a minor reform in your church that is beneficial to you:

Scientologists are now behaving nicer in front of the camera. Maybe it's just my camera. I don't know. This is a major achievement for the church because the way Hubbard taught you to always attack...never defend...is a major reason why the church has no respect in the real world.

Anyone seeing the behavior of Dan Murnan, Mark Perkins and Goatee Boy as they surrounded me on Hubbard Way on the 2nd of July would be appalled at the application of the tech.

http://www.xenutv.com/originals/4th.htm

Apparantly your church agrees because they have deliberately changed course in how they handle me. Mark Perkins says he has not seen the video from that night but he has heard from others what it was like. Someone in the church is watching XENU TV and is seeing that the tech isn't working.

Your communication course teaches you to communicate the way Scientology wants you to, not the way true communication should happen. If the comm course were so successful then why couldn't the leader of the church, David Miscavaige, presumably your top communicator, explain to Ted Koppel what is Scientology? Why did he sound so lame telling Ted he could have learned how to do his job by make little clay TV cameras and a little clay anchorman?

http://www.xenutv.com/us/nightline.htm

The Nightline interview with Ted Koppel was live. DM was solely responsible for making himself look goofy. There was no crafty editor making DM look bad. He did it all himself.

As for Vickie's statements about the arthritis cure...I asked her a question she couldn't answer. A question she didn't like. A question she knew raised more questions about the church's past claims to cure ailments. By asking this question she felt I was twisting her words.

I did no such thing and the video will show that.

The questions stands. If the church is mandated to put disclaimers on e-meters, in books and around the orgs which state Dianetics and Scientology will not cure medical problems then why is this medical cure the big win she keeps bringing up?

Did Scientology cure her mother-in-law's arthritis?

If so, can Scientology cure medical ailments?

If it can, why not fight the government and prove it's point?

If it can't, why bring it up?

By asking these questions I am not distorting anyone's words or attacking an individual. I am asking a question. An answer is the proper response in the comm cycle...not an accusation.

Do other members of the church use anecdotal evidence of medical cures as they recruit members to Scientology? The church has the paperwork saying they don't but is it presented with a "wink."

These are valid questions asked by a well behaved, civil, interested party.

What does the tech tell you to do now?

If the tech worked would you even need to worry about XENU TV?

Have you ever had a negative thought about L. Ron Hubbard?