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It's Official - Cincinnati Lost Its Snr C/S.

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Hi Mike,

Glad you are here. I was the PEC at Cinci. It will be okay. When I got out, I had a new appreciation for life.

Just send a note it you want to talk...or want someone to listen.

Take care.
 
Athena, I also heard that they lost a Class VIII auditor as well. :happydance:

Diana

Who did more for staff Bridge progress there then anyone, ever, btw.
While others just talked about it for years.
Thank you, Athena for being a person, who really cares about others.
Scn or otherwise.
 
Do you think we need to go to the drug store and send the org a Hallmark card of condolences for having lost their C/S.

I'm not up on my good manners in situations like this.

what would Dear Abby say?
 
Nah, their sense of humor is a bit limited.
Although, feel free to send a "Get Well Soon" (as in - wake the fuck up) card
to their CO anytime. May be she will, since you know each other.
 
By the way, I hear the rumors are running rampant with generalized out-Tech accusations. I'm gettting E-Mails from the Field and other orgs.

I went from being the best C/S in 8 states to being an evil SP SOB in a matter of days. Amazing. Suddenly, all of the "great" work that I was praised for is now nothing but out-Tech garbage. I wonder how many Lower Conditions were forced on people for allowing me to blow??? I can assure you, absolutely nobody knew what I was planning or thinking. Oops, what happened to the OT power?

I can only take solace in the fact that I am helping to peel the eminence front that is the Cincinnati Org. ("...an eminence front, it's a put on" - since I have been found the Who for out-Tech and other ills, I thought I'd quote The Who!). PR. We were doing more WDAHs in 2000 than 2010 with 1/4th of the trained auditors, yet until I left, we were still the highest producing HGC in the EUS, or so we were continually told.

Oh, well, life sucks, then you die...
 
By the way, I hear the rumors are running rampant with generalized out-Tech accusations. I'm gettting E-Mails from the Field and other orgs.

I went from being the best C/S in 8 states to being an evil SP SOB in a matter of days. Amazing. Suddenly, all of the "great" work that I was praised for is now nothing but out-Tech garbage. I wonder how many Lower Conditions were forced on people for allowing me to blow??? I can assure you, absolutely nobody knew what I was planning or thinking. Oops, what happened to the OT power?

I can only take solace in the fact that I am helping to peel the eminence front that is the Cincinnati Org. ("...an eminence front, it's a put on" - since I have been found the Who for out-Tech and other ills, I thought I'd quote The Who!). PR. We were doing more WDAHs in 2000 than 2010 with 1/4th of the trained auditors, yet until I left, we were still the highest producing HGC in the EUS, or so we were continually told.

Oh, well, life sucks, then you die...

BTW, in Chicago, we hated the Cincinnati Org :coolwink: :p
 
By the way, I hear the rumors are running rampant with generalized out-Tech accusations. I'm gettting E-Mails from the Field and other orgs.

I went from being the best C/S in 8 states to being an evil SP SOB in a matter of days. Amazing. Suddenly, all of the "great" work that I was praised for is now nothing but out-Tech garbage. I wonder how many Lower Conditions were forced on people for allowing me to blow??? I can assure you, absolutely nobody knew what I was planning or thinking. Oops, what happened to the OT power?

I can only take solace in the fact that I am helping to peel the eminence front that is the Cincinnati Org. ("...an eminence front, it's a put on" - since I have been found the Who for out-Tech and other ills, I thought I'd quote The Who!). PR. We were doing more WDAHs in 2000 than 2010 with 1/4th of the trained auditors, yet until I left, we were still the highest producing HGC in the EUS, or so we were continually told.

Oh, well, life sucks, then you die...

What a surprise. I think us Ex's need to acknowledge the fact that we tried to help, truly, sometimes for years, with nothing else else in mind. We are good people.
 
What a surprise. I think us Ex's need to acknowledge the fact that we tried to help, truly, sometimes for years, with nothing else else in mind. We are good people.

Absolutely. Scientologist are by their nature altruistic, spiritually-inclined, intelligent, and (generally speaking) artistic. That's what makes Scientology so insidious. Just imagine the vast potential wider society has lost while otherwise positively contributing members have been caught up in the mind trap. Welcome back to you all - we've missed you.
 
BTW, in Chicago, we hated the Cincinnati Org :coolwink: :p

We hated all other orgs too. Seriously, our ED just could not understand why we were not liked by any other org. I think she was just blind. I could plainly see what we did...we would literally go into some other org as if we were an SO mission and steal their pcs like we were a mini AOLA or Flag. Then be offended if they would not turn their whole field over to us.

We burned every bridge we came across. I was WAY in the minority wondering why we were treating other orgs as competition. You should have heard the dogging that went on re the Columbus Org!! Hell, we even trained one of their C/Ses and we'd still rip them...our own product. We were just arrogant assholes. I can guarantee that there is no change in that respect.

Then there was Detroit Org, the CC NASH, then St. Louis Org, then Philadelphia Org, then Atlanta Org. All of them hate the Cincinnati org by the actions that the Cincinnati Org did.

All of those pcs that we stole over the years ended up back at their org broke and in serious debt, then we'd complain more about them. One helluva business, that. Sickening. You just can't treat people like this and expect to thrive.

As much worry there was continually about our reputation, the execs at the org never listened to what our reputation actually was. I think most of the blame lands solidly on our "Sea Org Command Team." There was no "Sea Org Command Team," they were put out to pasture for birthing a child, and Cincinnati is the back 40, yet we were run as an SO unit - 15-hour days and HEAVY ethics, along with the arrogance that the SO demands.

Well, I got on a roll this morning...
 
We hated all other orgs too. Seriously, our ED just could not understand why we were not liked by any other org. I think she was just blind. I could plainly see what we did...we would literally go into some other org as if we were an SO mission and steal their pcs like we were a mini AOLA or Flag. Then be offended if they would not turn their whole field over to us.

We burned every bridge we came across. I was WAY in the minority wondering why we were treating other orgs as competition. You should have heard the dogging that went on re the Columbus Org!! Hell, we even trained one of their C/Ses and we'd still rip them...our own product. We were just arrogant assholes. I can guarantee that there is no change in that respect.

Then there was Detroit Org, the CC NASH, then St. Louis Org, then Philadelphia Org, then Atlanta Org. All of them hate the Cincinnati org by the actions that the Cincinnati Org did.

All of those pcs that we stole over the years ended up back at their org broke and in serious debt, then we'd complain more about them. One helluva business, that. Sickening. You just can't treat people like this and expect to thrive.

As much worry there was continually about our reputation, the execs at the org never listened to what our reputation actually was. I think most of the blame lands solidly on our "Sea Org Command Team." There was no "Sea Org Command Team," they were put out to pasture for birthing a child, and Cincinnati is the back 40, yet we were run as an SO unit - 15-hour days and HEAVY ethics, along with the arrogance that the SO demands.

Well, I got on a roll this morning...

Fascintating -- I remember being regged by Cincinnati when I was on lines somewhere else. . . you guys were tenacious. . . promised me much better results than I was getting at my home Org . . . you all really had that dedicated glare. I really wanted to go there, but never made it happen, thankfully.

Also . . .Remember David Sonenfield's LRH quote of the day emails? I used to really get into those. I remember the day he accidentally put the address list out there instead of blind copying it -- he apologized profusely and I remember thinking it was no big deal, until I saw my name and email address out there on the Internet on some "scilon list".
 
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