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Crusader
CCLA, I practiced it there successfuly 1970 to 1973.
I wrote that the Code of Honor is not longer allowed to be practiced in the C of S. There is a tacit implication in those words that there was a time when the Code of Honor could be practiced. I cited such a time and place which refutes the premise of your entire post. Just for this point, if you had any class, you should apologize for your mistake and admit you were in error.
However, there is so much more to say about your post. You have the arrogance and pompousity to simply pronounce with a wave of your magic baton that Since the first code or creed, no Non Sea Org Org, No Sea Org Org, no Ship and no Scientology Mission has ever, for even a short time, allowed any Code or Creed to actually be practiced. Never, never never in over 55 years since the first Creed was printed. You types of guys always demanding scientific tests, double blinds, placebos, publications in peer journals and all those trappings can just blurt out off the cuff that nowhere around the Earth for over 55 years was a Scientology Code or Creed allowed to be practiced.
Where are your surveys, texts of your interviews. copoies of the Journals you have published this data in. In fact, where is your data? Only in your pompous mind does this data exist and if someone you don't like makes an honest statement which you don't like you pounce on it and attack though you have no possible means of proving your point. There are so many counter examples to what you say, that I don't know where to start: A few counter examples are as follows:
#1. My counter sample at CCLA in '70 to '73
#2. Agnus Hadley's story of the Old Days at St. Hill. She practiced her code for over 20 years successfully before she left.
#3. The Pre 1982 Missions run by Martin Samuels and perhaps Alan and others. No Sea Org interference and little interference from Int Management produced an atmosphere for many were codes and creeds were successfully practiced.
#4. The Auditors"Code - this Code was enforced vigorously in every Org I was in for over 3 decades. It also serves as a good code to live by. Even current Orgs may still allow practice of this Code, I don't know.
#5. - When LRH would publish a new Creed or Code, he could not realistically stomp all over it the first day it came out in an Org. That would appear to be insane and would be bad PR. There was always a honeymoon period where every Code was encouraged and allowed to be practiced. Ultimately, a crisis would arise where emergency measures were taken and codes were overruled and began to be disallowed on a gradient, either slowly or quickly. Still the honeymoon period necessary at the start of each Code or Creed would serve as a counter example to your ridiculous assertion.
You used to write some very good historical posts but recently you have written up some real crapola. This reply to my post criticiazng it on such flimsy grounds with nothing to back you up but an ego is really one of the worst posts I have ever read on this or any other forum.. It was just a reactive effort to pick a fight with someone over nothing and try to belittle them and invalidate them because they think a little differently than you do. Have a nice life!
Lakey
Was it ever really allowed? Or was it something that sounded nice and permitted Scientologists to pretend that they were "thinking for themselves"?
It was really allowed as I illustrate in many examples below!
When were any of Scientology's PR display writings from Hubbard applied in Scientology? Can you state the time? For example, the 'Creed' was always a sham.
Yes, Oct. 1970 to Oct 1973 at Celebrity Centre Los Angeles. I and several dozen others practiced the Code of Honor successfully and did not want to walk out the door. Instead, I was promoted up to Flag. As to when of the writings were applied, I have offered many instances of this below.
The 'Code of Honor' could only be applied by someone willing to walk out the door.
This is the only sentence in this insane post of yours which has any truth. Yes, one had to be willing to walk out the door, that is part of the Code of Honor. You must be willing to do that but only if necessary. At the L. A. Org in Oct 1970, their E.D. Bill Franks refused to allow me to practice the Code of Honor at his Org so I walked out his door over to CCLA's door where I was embraced with open arms as a member of their staff and practiced the Code there for 3 full years.
It's one thing to suggest that someone apply the 'Code of Honor', another to suggest that there was a time when its application (in any way that differed significantly from the party line) was tolerated.
I wrote that the Code of Honor is not longer allowed to be practiced in the C of S. There is a tacit implication in those words that there was a time when the Code of Honor could be practiced. I cited such a time and place which refutes the premise of your entire post. Just for this point, if you had any class, you should apologize for your mistake and admit you were in error.
However, there is so much more to say about your post. You have the arrogance and pompousity to simply pronounce with a wave of your magic baton that Since the first code or creed, no Non Sea Org Org, No Sea Org Org, no Ship and no Scientology Mission has ever, for even a short time, allowed any Code or Creed to actually be practiced. Never, never never in over 55 years since the first Creed was printed. You types of guys always demanding scientific tests, double blinds, placebos, publications in peer journals and all those trappings can just blurt out off the cuff that nowhere around the Earth for over 55 years was a Scientology Code or Creed allowed to be practiced.
Where are your surveys, texts of your interviews. copoies of the Journals you have published this data in. In fact, where is your data? Only in your pompous mind does this data exist and if someone you don't like makes an honest statement which you don't like you pounce on it and attack though you have no possible means of proving your point. There are so many counter examples to what you say, that I don't know where to start: A few counter examples are as follows:
#1. My counter sample at CCLA in '70 to '73
#2. Agnus Hadley's story of the Old Days at St. Hill. She practiced her code for over 20 years successfully before she left.
#3. The Pre 1982 Missions run by Martin Samuels and perhaps Alan and others. No Sea Org interference and little interference from Int Management produced an atmosphere for many were codes and creeds were successfully practiced.
#4. The Auditors"Code - this Code was enforced vigorously in every Org I was in for over 3 decades. It also serves as a good code to live by. Even current Orgs may still allow practice of this Code, I don't know.
#5. - When LRH would publish a new Creed or Code, he could not realistically stomp all over it the first day it came out in an Org. That would appear to be insane and would be bad PR. There was always a honeymoon period where every Code was encouraged and allowed to be practiced. Ultimately, a crisis would arise where emergency measures were taken and codes were overruled and began to be disallowed on a gradient, either slowly or quickly. Still the honeymoon period necessary at the start of each Code or Creed would serve as a counter example to your ridiculous assertion.
You used to write some very good historical posts but recently you have written up some real crapola. This reply to my post criticiazng it on such flimsy grounds with nothing to back you up but an ego is really one of the worst posts I have ever read on this or any other forum.. It was just a reactive effort to pick a fight with someone over nothing and try to belittle them and invalidate them because they think a little differently than you do. Have a nice life!
Lakey
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This stuff, unfortunately, doesn't just happen in Scientology.
But then, that's probably discussion for another thread.