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Someone mentioned "judeochristian sensibilities". Are these stoning, genocide, racism, slavery and trying to replace truth with a Marvel Comics "God"?
 
Commander Birdsong said:
no man i'm gone forty years...

but the good ideas are GOOD man!

i wish more people would pick up on it. those basic concepts are very workable. for me the key is i always held tight with simple judeochristian sensibilities and the bill of rights. and the simple reaches right on up into what may be termed "OT"

and fukkin' psychiatry is fukkin electroshock and lobotomy in a bottle drugs and atheist behaviourist man is mud shit and it's not as bad as it used to be because the fukkin' dianeticists have spearheaded major reform...

and CoS has been scrooched from within by major league assholes getting others to be big league assholes

we need what it can be man

but it can't be about the cash. if it's about auditing and auditor training and the soul of it's Ethos is to audit for the pc it is a balm upon humanity, it is oil on troubled waters...
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Winston Smith said:
My dear Commander,

Bull shit.

Sincerely,
Winnie der Schmidt
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I think that the results that the Commander got as an auditor were due to the fact that it was those particular PCs, in that particular environment, at that particular time, in conversation with the Commander.

And the same goes for Dakota.

The tech had little to do with it; it was only the setting.

I think with all those factors people would of had wins just talking about the Red Sox (but not the Patriots).

As far as the good ideas in Scientology I would beg to differ.

The concepts of Scientology are all or almost all just tautological statements, built one upon another, which produces an effect of reifying those tautological statements into real things.

The Anabaptist Jacques S. J.
 
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Commander Birdsong said:
you know the really funny thing about them thinking i was an army plant is that although i didn't know it i actually was a u.s.army plant...

it goes right back to fort knox end of september '68 when i first heard of ron and scientology from a copy of life magazine i read one saturday afternoon in the troop dayroom. and on monday they issued me a colt .45 and checked me out for running R2-45 to EP

i am an auditor muthuhfukkah!

i was born one mornin' when the sun didn't shine
i picked up a shovel and i went to the mine
i loaded 16 ton of number nine coal
straw boss said "well bless my soul
you load sixteen tons
and what do you get?
another day older and deeper in debt"
saint peter don't you call me
'cause i can't go
i owe my soul to the company store
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Bless your little pea-pickin' heart!

The Anabaptist Jacques
 
Winston Smith said:
CO2 I notice your avatar says...Close to "The Farm" Are you referring to the CIA safe house somewhere around Manassas, VA? Or the CIA training place at Fort AP Hill? That is what it reminds me of...

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no, sorry, a different "Farm."

The Farm where Herbert Hoover heard the news that he was elected POTUS.

Charlotte and George Schultz make their home there. I walk past their house regularly.

Just down the way, from where that ole pea picker, Ernie Ford used to live.

Not far from Bill and Dave's. I ride my horses past their houses.

same place where Apple grew

south of where Tony Bennett left his heart
 
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Dakota River said:
Someone mentioned "judeochristian sensibilities". Are these stoning, genocide, racism, slavery and trying to replace truth with a Marvel Comics "God"?
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try examining the original materials bennet

like the sermon on the mount perhaps?

yeah, yeah, yeah...

i know my way around history

what torquemada did does not represent my judeochristian sensibilities any more than what sibersky did represents my relation to the noble subject of auditing

ya old GROUCH!!!
 
Oh now that's truly funny. Yes, "history". The so-called "Sermon on the Mount" was taken from the first teaching of The Buddha and altered over by the Marvel Comics editors.

Commander Birdsong said:
try examining the original materials bennet

like the sermon on the mount perhaps?

yeah, yeah, yeah...

i know my way around history

what torquemada did does not represent my judeochristian sensibilities any more than what sibersky did represents my relation to the noble subject of auditing

ya old GROUCH!!!
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Dakota River said:
Oh now that's truly funny. Yes, "history". The so-called "Sermon on the Mount" was taken from the first teaching of The Buddha and altered over by the Marvel Comics editors.
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kvetch, kvetch, kvetch...

yeah, yeah, yeah, and the book of revelations is a ripoff of zoroaster and mad magazine is closer to god than marvel ever dreamt...
 
Oh man. Ye art so grouchy. Why, I am so grouchy I know no one who smiles, giggles, chortles and laughs during the day and night as much as I do.

Commander Birdsong said:
kvetch, kvetch, kvetch...

yeah, yeah, yeah, and the book of revelations is a ripoff of zoroaster and mad magazine is closer to god than marvel ever dreamt...
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Yarr. The island John, the alledged "author" of the so-called "Book of Revelation", man o man, that island had some really good mushrooms growing on it, mon.

Commander Birdsong said:
kvetch, kvetch, kvetch...

yeah, yeah, yeah, and the book of revelations is a ripoff of zoroaster and mad magazine is closer to god than marvel ever dreamt...
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Dakota River said:
Yes. I am quite aware the lower psychic mind is loaded with "interpretations". You are one of them?
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No. But you are simply claiming that your opinion is fact.

And suggesting that someone who is disagreeing with you must be a lesser aware being.

That is exactly what Hubbard did.

Why can't you just say that your opinion and interpretations are just your opinion and interpretations?

The Anabaptist Jacques
 
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