The Anabaptist Jacques
Crusader
There is a sickness on this board. It is a mental weakness that affects some of the posters here.
Some of it stems from still maintaining a Scientology world view even though they have left the cult.
The major symptom of this mental weakness is when a person believes that they know the answers to what is really going on in the world and that they are one of the few that really see it and understand it.
They know it all. They are experts on any subject they think about.
They know that the major events in the world today are brought on by conspiracies.
They know that Obama wasn’t born in the United States because they know his birth certificate is a forgery.
They know the U.S. government brought down the World Trade Center on 9/11 with controlled explosives.
They know that the “official version” is always a lie.
They know that we are living in a police state.
They know Osama bin Laden had nothing to do with 9/11 and they know that the U.S. Seals did not recently kill him.
They know that the New World Order is dropping poison chemicals on American citizens.
They know all these things and they know things that the rest of us poor mere human sheep don’t know.
Many times I’ve battled with these people on threads, mostly for fun.
At first, I thought it was just poor and silly reasoning on their parts.
But it isn’t fun anymore, because it seems apparent now that it is a mental weakness that is afflicting these people.
Skepticism is healthy. But these people are not just skeptical.
They are obsessed and fanatical that the world exists as they see it in their minds.
The kindest thing I can is that their paranoid obsession is a remnant of their time in Scientology.
But I think perhaps it is also because some of them find themselves old and alone and having to deal with the humbling fact that they were members of a cult.
Some of them through the best years of their lives.
So they display their madness here, where they will find a sympathetic audience.
They have my sympathy. It is very, very, sad situation indeed.
We all have baggage, from the cult, and from life in general.
But we are not doing them any favors humoring their insanity by labeling it as just another viewpoint.
It is time we try and help these people and try to ease them back into the real world.
I know I will be criticized for saying something out loud that many of us realize quietly.
But they won’t wake up from their nightmare if we let them sleep.
The Anabaptist Jacques
Some of it stems from still maintaining a Scientology world view even though they have left the cult.
The major symptom of this mental weakness is when a person believes that they know the answers to what is really going on in the world and that they are one of the few that really see it and understand it.
They know it all. They are experts on any subject they think about.
They know that the major events in the world today are brought on by conspiracies.
They know that Obama wasn’t born in the United States because they know his birth certificate is a forgery.
They know the U.S. government brought down the World Trade Center on 9/11 with controlled explosives.
They know that the “official version” is always a lie.
They know that we are living in a police state.
They know Osama bin Laden had nothing to do with 9/11 and they know that the U.S. Seals did not recently kill him.
They know that the New World Order is dropping poison chemicals on American citizens.
They know all these things and they know things that the rest of us poor mere human sheep don’t know.
Many times I’ve battled with these people on threads, mostly for fun.
At first, I thought it was just poor and silly reasoning on their parts.
But it isn’t fun anymore, because it seems apparent now that it is a mental weakness that is afflicting these people.
Skepticism is healthy. But these people are not just skeptical.
They are obsessed and fanatical that the world exists as they see it in their minds.
The kindest thing I can is that their paranoid obsession is a remnant of their time in Scientology.
But I think perhaps it is also because some of them find themselves old and alone and having to deal with the humbling fact that they were members of a cult.
Some of them through the best years of their lives.
So they display their madness here, where they will find a sympathetic audience.
They have my sympathy. It is very, very, sad situation indeed.
We all have baggage, from the cult, and from life in general.
But we are not doing them any favors humoring their insanity by labeling it as just another viewpoint.
It is time we try and help these people and try to ease them back into the real world.
I know I will be criticized for saying something out loud that many of us realize quietly.
But they won’t wake up from their nightmare if we let them sleep.
The Anabaptist Jacques
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