Re: Justice Kennedy DENIES Scientology's motion for stay in forced abortion case!
Who wants to bet the confessional files turned over to her will be incomplete & had been tampered with before release? The cult is not going to allow some wog court, irregardless it being the US Supreme Court, tell it what to do.
That's the proverbial rub. The natural question being, how to deal with 'that'? In terms of education of the courts and their agents
(i.e. jurists and otherwise practitioners of law)? I have never been personally responsible for pc folders so I cannot speak to that specific issue with any factual authority or personal confidence. Though I am sure many here have, and can.
I suppose it renders this issue as being a mere exercise in philosophy, for me. And if so, so be it
(long live the ESMB). Here is my take;
#1. Fact; Scientology as a corporate (and legal) force in the world has won numerous court-room battles in various court-room buildings across the United States of America, over the course of not just a few number of years. And so be it. They have not yet won the war. Nor will they.
#2. While the ability to play the United States legal system 'against itself' is a game generally played
(and won) by the corporate authors of it
(and their intellectual offspring) when played by an outside force, such as scientology, 'the religion', eventually a pair of deuce's will no longer beat a full house. Factually speaking. lol.
#3. Need I remind anyone here of this most honest and eloquent statement about the so-called 'church of scientology' spoken & penned by The Honorable Judge Breckenridge, not so many years ago?....
"The court record is replete with evidence that Scientology is nothing in reality but a vast enterprise to extract the maximum amount of money from its adepts by pseudo scientific theories... and to exercise a kind of blackmail against persons who do not wish to continue with their sect.... The organization clearly is schizophrenic and paranoid, and this bizarre combination seems to be a reflection of its founder, L.Ron Hubbard."
....no I do not. But such a communication, recorded in history by a Judge in the United States of America addressing the insanity of scientology itself, leads up to my next (#4) point. lol.
(by the way, if you've never played the 'scientology-game' called: what judges said what? about scientology?????? you can find some helpful hints on how to win, with facts, here: http://www.xenu.net/archive/judge_quotes.html
#4. Being an authentic corporate legal force in the United States of America requires, in the long run, more than mere verbal gymnastics to sustain. For the simple reason, eventually, all chickens come home to roost. Meaning, as L. Ron Hubbard would say, David Miscaviage wants to get f**ked. Legally, if not otherwise.
And he will. Just as his mentor was, and did.
mojo