All of them, those in power, and those who want the power, would pamper us, if we agreed to overlook their crookedness by wilfully restricting our activities.
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Karsten J. LorenzenFormer scientologist from Denmark. Former Scientologist shares familiar tale of force-feeding «Lorenzen, 23, also told his story this week in
several hours of sworn depositions in the wrongful death lawsuit
that McPherson's family filed in Tampa against the church.
Lorenzen said the woman was a Scientology staffer who became
mentally unstable in May 1996 while training in Clearwater. He
said she cut her wrists and was escorted back to Denmark by one
of the same church staffers -- Valerie Demange -- who
participated in McPherson's care six months earlier. Here is a detailed account of the story reported in the above newspaper. Scientology: et religiøst svindelforetagende «Eftersom Scientology selv identificerer sig med sin grundlægger L. Ron Hubbard, må man regne med, at citater af Hubbard taler for Scientology nu og altid. Dette bekræftes i øvrigt af et direktiv Keep Scientolgy Working ("Hold scientologien effektiv") dateret den 7 februar 1965, hvor der står, at enhver tekst af L. Ron Hubbard altid er sand, ikke må ændres og altid skal følges. Hubbard er derved "Mr. Scientology", og hans ord er lov for alle Scientologer.» «Jeg møder ham på en café i det indre
Stockholm. Nærmest majestætisk sidder han alene ved et bord. Det
lange hår er elegant samlet i en hestehale, øjnene er venlige og
smilet er stort. Men hvorfor smiler han, og hvem er han? |