Principally because there is no single organization which is the freezone and which has the influence to do so. Several respected techie individuals have offered assistance at various times in this matter.
FZ ethics, just like FZ auditing though is had strictly on a voluntary basis.
Reasonable people don't attempt to force their assistance on the unwilling. When a person does attempt to
force help it's a pretty d@mn good indicator they are not a reasonable person.
In this matter, TP believes he is in the right and has not done anything wrong. Ergo he doesn't see a need for personal help. The only help he wishes is help in getting others to see how they are wrong. 
No doubt you have seen for your self how successful that approach is.
Mark A. Baker
You certainly have got a point, but there's more to say.
If someone takes part in something voluntarily, it cannot be an excuse for others, who are highly advanced in that field, not to say a word if that person behaves as crazily as Terril does.
In this regard practically all the highly trained FZ auditors, who knew about the cycle, failed, with the exception of Max Hauri (and if there's any other, I apologize, I don't know about him / her).
It doesn't mean they should've called a comm-ev on Terril or something. But they could've voiced their disagreement in that prominent FZers' forum, they could've written the disagreement to Terril - which of course we wouldn't know, but based on what I've read from some of those highly trained, it seems unlikely they did.
I think that also the servile attitude amongst scientologists towards LRH and those trained by him and to others highly trained in scientology plays a role here. So when Ken Urquhart was involved in bashing Aida, they didn't dare to have a different opinion.
I find their logic highly flawed. Most of them know what evil and criminal actions LRH was capable of. And he tried to impart his state of mind to his pupils, so if they give up thinking for themselves and adding humanity to what they know from scientology, it's likely that they will be able of equally evil and criminal actions.
I remember a case on Terril's forum of a Freezoner with low intelligence, who would however tell everybody around what they should think, freaking out about a possibility being considered to unsubscribe a probably hijacked account of a Class IX (I think it was IX). Until that, I was not sure about his lacking intelligence, but this instance and some others (like his opinion on the Oracle trying you, Mark, get scientology auditing to mend your "unsatisfactory" opinions, or his stance on the Aida's cycle) gave me certainty that he's as thick as two short planks.
It actually gives one the impression that the more trained a scientologist is, the weaker his integrity is. (Except RO training, apparently.)
