Creed J. Pearson
Former scientologist, left after 26 years.
Silentology: The
“Religion” of the Anti-Christ
| «This time around, many of his slaves have bound
themselves in chains of silence, having signed gag
agreements to never speak about the machines created on
the OT Levels and the 008s that have been made there.
Some have signed their own Baker Act called the “Lisa
McPherson Clause” so that when future “rundowns” are
released the order has “total” control over them. They
cannot protest any treatment at all, even if it kills
them.» |
Discovering Scientology’s Greatest Secrets and Why I Was
Silenced: Part I
| «I protested and said, "What is this, Nazi
Germany?" I can’t even talk to my own children these days about
their future. Come on. We were discussing college and joining
staff. I told Kiersten that she should wait until after I had
found out more before making a decision”. What right do you have
to dictate what I speak of in my own home?”
They were silent, got up, handed a non-interbulation order to
me, and showed me the door. This means I was thereafter
forbidden to talk to anyone about what I had found out,
including my family. L Ron Hubbard’s marvelous technology was
about to ruin my life.»
«I found many of my answers through reading LRH’s
Brainwashing manual, written by him in 1955.
If one substitutes the word Scientology for Psychopolitics when
reading the Brainwashing manual one can clearly see another
agenda that L Ron Hubbard had. See
http://www.skeptictank.org/hs/brainwas.htm for an insight
into the RPF
and the brainwashing used therein.»
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Discovering Scientology’s Greatest Secrets and Why I Was
Silenced: Part II (How to Trap a Being)
| «My son, Tilian, did actually come home to
Clearwater, but never came by to see me. Finally, I talked to
him one last time and he said that he didn’t want see me
anymore. I learned that he had a special “PTS” handling at ABLE
(Association for Better Living and Education) in Los Angeles,
prior to coming home. That is where my daughter, Yarwijn, has
signed a billion year contract to work for 50 cents an hour or
so, “saving the planet.”» |
Discovering Scientology’s Greatest Secrets and Why I Was
Silenced: Part IV (Divide and Conquer)
«Hubbard actually believed that his mind was
far superior to our minds and that he controlled the minds of
anyone in his space. If he could not control your mind then he
got rid of you and he nullified your existence.
He was clever in
that he hid his intentions from you. On the other hand he
required that you be audited so that he could know your
intentions. Thus, he always controlled the game. He knew your
side and his own. You only knew your intentions. So you were set
up to lose and he to win. He knew what you had agreed to and had
access to your thoughts in interviews, in sessions, at ethics,
on course, on video cameras, and through reports. So his ability
to control you was always big when you were in his space. He
knew your sins, your secret thoughts and your weaknesses. If you
started to go out of line he employed correction lists,
cramming, word clearing, ethics, and rehabilitation to keep you
on his path. The threat of losing your friends, and your family,
and your life were made clear to you. Your universe was
controlled.”»
Discovering Scientology’s Greatest Secrets and Why I was
Silenced: Part V (A Letter to Creed Pearson’s Son)
«The OT levels are nothing more than poorly
written fantasies designed with the intent to put you at war
with the spirits around you. LRH gives one drills to make this
imaginary conflict real to the person.
These drills are set-ups
to accepting the ridiculous and laughable OT III stories. LRH
only was happy if everyone around him was at war on all
dynamics, groveling at his feet and looking to him for answers.
So he created a war in the spirit world. This war is the OT
levels. It is a war that rages on for years at a price of about
$20,000 to $30,000 a year per person on OT VII, not including
the donations that one inevitably finds himself making to the
merchants of chaos (IAS, Superpower, etc). Some have been on
this level for two decades. Cha - ching - $$$!!!!!”»
Discovering Scientology’s Greatest Secrets and Why I was
Silenced: Part VI (How I Became Like a Nazi and How I Ceased to
be One)
«I love mankind and I am glad for the varieties
of life around us. A variety of people and races makes life more
interesting and provides more choices.
Any agreement with Hubbard on his racist views has ended for me.
Scientology created my upsets. I have realized the origin of my
contempt and have lived long enough to free myself of this
madman’s malice.
For years I had been fighting shadows, failing to see the
insanities of a madman.
Now that I know the reality I do not want my children to suffer
a similar fate. I want my children out of the Cult. Please help
me to wake them up.”»
St. Petersburg Times: "The unperson" by Robert Farley
| «Potential Trouble Source. No Scientologist wants to
be called that. PTSs can't take classes or get the
spiritual counseling called auditing. But if you
maintain contact with a suppressive person, that's what
you are. Two recorded messages left last year on the
answering machine of Creed Pearson illustrate just how
serious this can be.
The caller: Scientologist Kathy Feshbach, a major
contributor and founder of a Scientology mission in
Belleair.
The first call was placed on March 2.
"Hi ... this is Kathy Feshbach. ... Ah, George
Mariani is running for mayor again in Belleair, called
us; wants us to have all our friends over on Sunday at
our house at 4 for him to talk. It's really important
because No.1, he is reaching for
us, the Scientologists. So that's really a good
indicator. So I really want to have a big showing for
him. ... So, anyway, it's a big deal that the mayor
called us so I really want you guys to come over."
What Feshbach did not know was that Pearson - a
Scientologist for 25 years and big church donor - had
been declared a suppressive person the previous month.
Pearson, 50, said he was declared because he told his
friends in Scientology that the religion was being
altered by current management. He also said L. Ron
Hubbard had lied while ticking off his accomplishments
during a speech.
Four days later Feshbach called Pearson back and left
a second message. It was clear she had learned he was a
suppressive.
"Hi, Creed, this is Kathy Feshbach. Sunday morning
... I just heard that you were under some kind of ethics
cycle. So, you are not invited to our house today. I am
sure you understand. So, ah, thank you very much for
understanding. Please do not attend the event. Thank you
very much for understanding."» |
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