Posted on 07/06/2012 7:01:49 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
The Church of Scientology is trying to contend with the greatest scandal its ever seen--the impending divorce of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.
Media sites are reporting that Holmes is leaving Cruise because he planned to indoctrinate their young daughter, Suri, and send her to a camp for young Scientologists. The church sent out an email instructing members on how to "stand up for their religion" and instruct sites like Microsoft and Google to take down anti-Scientology content.
Marty Rathbun, a former Scientologist who now blogs against the religion, posted the email.
It's from the Office of Special Affairs, which Rathbun describes as the "propaganda arm" of the church.
(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com ...
From: Daniele Lattanzi [mailto:dlmc0809@live.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2012 1:53 AM
To: Ray McKay
Subject: RE: Simple hatting on how to fight back on the internet
and Stand Up For Your Religion
Dear Razz Line members,
I am not a big fan of media, but you may have glanced the news of
the split between TC and Holmes and all the speculations around.
While this is a personal matter, when people start to bring our
religion into the middle and a bunch of uninformed people start to
spread false datum, rumors and defame our religion it became a
matter that does affect my Dynamics and I believe that affects
yours as well.
Well, I am not somebody that I am going to simply stand and watch a
bunch of uninformed people putting my religion under the carpet. So
here is a simple hatting on how you can causative fight back and at
the same time stand up and defend our religion on the internet.
Microsoft or Google or any of these big online company require that
each person when create an account with them follow a Code of
Conduct when they are on the internet. If there are abuse of such
Code of Conduct, those website do actually invite you to report the
matter to the Moderator — in other word, write the matter to
Ethics.
These is where things can be turn around!
Here is a simple example on how to fight back abuse of the Code of
Conduct that is happening within the Microsoft (MSN) website:
1. One of the Code of Conduct that Microsoft impose is to not
“threatens, defames, degrades… an individual or group of
individuals for any reason; including on the basis of age, gender,
disability, ethnicity, sexual orientation, race, religion; or
incites or encourages anyone else to do so..”
So is you go to MSN Now – What’s Trending? you will see different
articles about TC and Holmes split. The articles then ask for
comment…. (Note: if the article does not show up anymore on the
first page, go to the search bar and type ‘Tom Cruise Divorce’…
or a similar search. You want to go where the comment section is)
On each comment if you place your mouse over it,it show up on the
bottom right a tag that say ‘REPORT’.
2. Click the “Report” Tag and a small window show up. Click the tab
“Send Note to Moderator”
3. Once you do that a new window show up and you can send a text of
100 character. You can write something like ‘Violate Your Code of
Conduct’. “defames or degrades a group for any reason including on
the basis of religion.”
The above exact comment it fit.
4. Read the comment from people and pick the ones that fit the
violation of the Code of Conduct.
5. Report the Violation!! That’s it!! You are done.
6. Now rinse and repeat the same process from step 2 to 5..
Once you got the hang of it it get pretty fast and in one hour you
can report of lots of these nonsense comment!
If is only one person (me) reporting these issues, the Moderator at
Microsoft will not take the comment off. if you start to have 10 or
20 people reporting it, they are going to take this down.
LRH give an exact quote on the Price of Freedom that you find on
Tape 1 – Transcript page 32 – The Genus of Dianetics and
Scientology – ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN MIND CONGRESS. The same quote
appear also in the Tech Dictionary under the Price of Freedom.
Ok – there you have it!! This simple hatting is something that you
can use now for this or similar situations that may happen in the
future.
Over to you!
Best
Daniel
The author of this email should be shot for the assassination of the English language.
If anything happens to her, should she suddenly "disappear," for instance, all Hell will break loose for them.
They are between a rock and a sledge hammer this time.
That memo is written so poorly, it’s almost unreadable. Coupled with the fact he doesn’t like people who wear hats (”hatting”), it’s a joke. Much like Scientology itself...
I bet a lot of people are regretting that 1 billion year enlistment in the Scientology Navy.
That's what I thought-English as a Second Language?
I problem have really the way article written is, the sentences scrambled are, incoherent, confusing, and read difficult to. Meps!
RE: If anything happens to her, should she suddenly “disappear,” for instance, all Hell will break loose for them.
Simple solution — GIVE HER UP. There will always be other victims to exploit. Hey, if they can get to Greta Van Susteren, anybody is fair game.
Really weird jargon lots is, and grammar all bugger-up!
A science fiction writer gets folks to believe him that live a fantasy life in the first place. Based on how Tom seems to have succeeded in alienating Nicole Kidman from their adopted children I can see why Katie wants full custody and did what she had to in secret. Poor kid. A young, star struck girl married a shark in Tom. Now she’s older and matured/smarter and wants no part of Tom’s “alien” culture. Don’t blame her. She hasn’t looked happy since the first couple years of their marriage.
I think you meant "up-bugger"...
Too me! Maybe but I'm just hatting.
“the greatest scandal its ever seen”
So...no one has editors any more?
Here’s a factual description of the Scientology religion for those who aren’t up to speed:
Definition:
The term Scientology is taken from the Latin word “SCIO” : which means, in the fullest sense of the word, “knowing”, and the Greek word “LOGOS” which simply means “study of”. Literal meaning “knowing how to know”.
The subject of Scientology is further defined as :
“the study and handling of the spirit in relationship to itself, universes and other life. “
Scientology is a new religion. Less than 60 years old.It is an applied religious philosophy. By “applied” is meant that it is for use in life and living to improve the conditions of existence.
Scientology is not belief or faith based. In Scientology a truth is only true if it’s true for you, according to your own observation and experience .
It does acknowledge the principle of God or the Infinite but does not try to define or describe this principle, leaving it up to the individual.
It is also not a messianic religion. This means there is no worship of prophets or messiahs or gods.
The most basic principle of Scientology is that YOU are your own immortal soul, that this is not a thing you have but what YOU actually are.
Scientology believes or considers that Man is basically good. This is different from many religions that promote that he his natively evil or bad unless “made” good.
Scientology’s closest spiritual ties with any other religion are with Orthodox (Hinayana ) Buddhism with which it shares an historical lineage. But even here the relationship is based mainly on friendship and the recognition of the being as a spirit rather than any organizational ties.
L.Ron Hubbard explained fully the theology and technologies of Scientology in more than 500,000 pages of writings, including dozens of books and over 4,000 tape recorded public lectures.
________________________________
Everything comes from the Story of XENU.
According to the founder of Scientology L. Ron Hubbard, the dictator of the “Galactic Confederacy” who, 75 million years ago, brought billions of his people to Earth in a DC-8-like spacecraft, stacked them around volcanoes and killed them using hydrogen bombs.
Official Scientology scriptures hold that the essences of these many people remained, and that they form around people in modern times, causing them spiritual harm
Xenu was supposed to have gathered up all the overpopulation in his sector of the galaxy, brought them to Earth and then exterminated them using hydrogen bombs.
The souls of these murdered people are then supposed to infest the body of everyone. They are called “body thetans”. On the advanced levels of Scientology a person “audits out” these body THETANS telepathically by getting them to re-experience their being exterminated by hydrogen bombs.
So people on these levels assume all their bad thoughts and faulty memories are due to these body thetans infesting every part of their body and influencing them mentally. Many Scientologists go raving mad at this point if they have not done so already.
Young people, not yet made cynical through the machinations of life and politics, are very keen to contribute to the world and to be ethical. So the “ethics” trick works easily into persuading them to join the “church”. Many of them join an elite group called the “Sea Org” where they become brainwashed slaves. There they work a hundred hour week for almost no pay. There they are subject to every cruel whim of their masters. It is a living hell that they endure because of the conditioning they have received and this now perverted sense of ethics that they have accepted.
The “Sea Org” is the ultimate in brainwashed slavery. They are expected to work harder and harder to achieve ever higher targets of production. If they fail to meet their targets there are various penalties. One of them is to be put onto a diet of beans and rice and to miss sleep. Another is to be sentenced to a period on the RPF (Rehabilitation Project Force). This is the equivalent to “hard labour”. Such is the extent of their brainwashing that they actually write “success stories” when they complete their sentences.
Reading this thread reminded my of the scene in the movie “Airplane” where Robert Stack takes on all those nut jobs at the airport. Sure enough, Scientology was represented.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qse_wf57tZM
Bugger-up?
Up-bugger?
I rather get the impression that Tom is OK with it either way ...
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