Royal Prince Xenu
Trust the Psi Corps.
I have spoken to some really bad people. Criminals, etc, in interviews.
The casual cruelty of these stories almost defies imagination. How you (the victims) can speak of these things even now, shows the strength of your inner selves. That Bastard Elron may have caused deep and painful scars, but he never broke your Spirits. (Not for lack of trying on his part)
For that, you are more than Survivors. You are heros.
I feel many emotions reading these stories. But nothing more than the complete & utter contempt for that sick Bastard, Elron.
I think it is fair to say that I hate him. I hate what he influenced others to do. I never knew the Pig. And it feels odd to hate someone I never knew.
But what he did, what is continued to be done in his name....
I am now without words.........
Oddly enough, I don't "hate" him. Jean-Paul Sartre stated that if you are going to love yourself in the NOW (PT), then you have to be able to love all that has happened to you both good and bad that brought you to this point.
Admittedly, most of what I suffered at the hands of the Co$ was psychological rather than physical, and maybe I would have weathered the storm a little more strongly if I known I was genuinely ill and being properly treated for it, but some of the things I saw and heard of other people's physical suffering, particularly in the name of "ethics", were truly disgusting.
What really makes it sick, is that people have been programmed to accept it as "normal" to share a single-sized bedroom with 20 other people, to feed on nothing but "rice and beans" and the occasional "beans and rice" for variety to spend those few hours of "liberties" fighting over a (probably broken)washing machine instead of with your family.
Although I was only tangled up with $cn for 2 1/2 years, I still had to catch up with the rest of the world when I got out. Computers had escaped my knowledge cap and I had much catching up to do. Isolate yourself from the world for a year or two and everything changes beyond what you would normally expect.