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Excellent point.
Add to that, why wouldn't someone originate their own "immunity deal" if they could? By that I mean, just because the FBI, Justice Dept or D.A. doesn't formally negotiate an immunity deal, why can't someone do it on their own behalf? Why does Mike need anyone else's signature on a piece of "get out of jail" card if he can do it for himself by simply not self-incriminating.
There is no metric in use that uniformly issues or denies "IMMUNITY DEALS". Example: Sammy the Bull Gravano got an immunity deal and witness protection status even AFTER HE ADMITTED TO COMMITTING 19 MURDERS!
They let serial killers walk if they think they can go after a bigger fish.
"L. Ron Hubbard has requested you come to meet with him
for a special project that he says he would really like
your help on. Ron chose you and hopes you will
honor this simple request, based on keeping
your exchange in with the being who has
given you the tech to secure your eternity!"
I don't think anyone would have refused such a statusy & amazing opportunity. At least you would go there to see what little favor the GodFounder was going to ask of you.
If you went there to find out what it was, there was about a 99% chance you would have done whatever you were asked, because it was the greatest good to save mankind, save yourself and save the planet and salvage the sector.
So, Mike Rinder was valuable. So he did shit.
We all did shit. So what? That's what cult members do, to others and themselves.
How about the "innocent" sign maker in Germany in the early 1940s. He certainly had nothing to do with concentration camps. He only made the signs with the arrows that pointed to where to board the trains. Not guilty right?
How about the truck drivers that merely delivered Zklon B canisters filled with cynanide? He wasn't guilty too, right?
How about 99% of Scientologists who disseminated to wogs and got at least one (1) on the bridge. That's not a "crime" right? He isn't scamming people to pay for a fraud, right? Even though he knows he has never seen any Clear or OT with any "power", he's still not guilty of a crime, right? LOL
The gray areas are so vast, I don't really know how anyone like Alanzo can point the finger at someone like Rinder who did more good with a single 1 hour episode of "THE AFTERMATH" than he did in his entire Scientology Critic career.
MY VIEW: If someone is ALREADY OUT of the cult and exposing the criminal fraud, assaults, kidnapping and other terrorist fair game actions, they're a good guy. They are exposing themselves to great personal risk from the cult's thug operations in order to reveal the truth. Same for never-ins like Tony Ortega. Yet THESE courageous souls are the ones that Alanzo singles out and continues to attack. And a multitude of other whistleblowers as well, including but not limited to Karen de la Carierre, Jeffrey Augustine, Chris Shelton, and dozens more.
Alanzo wants to continue the cult gimmick "What Are Your Crimes?!"
He doesn't seem to know that everyone is played out on that incredibly stupid gimmick and it's now a bad joke. By doing so, Alanzo makes HIMSELF the punchline to a bad cult joke.
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Emma said:
".....Mike is only human. If you had a second chance at life, and decided to do good with it, and had a beautiful wife & kids, and there was no one chasing you trying to arrest you, why would you undo all of that if you were guilty? (I'm not saying he is or isn't guilty)."
Excellent point.
Add to that, why wouldn't someone originate their own "immunity deal" if they could? By that I mean, just because the FBI, Justice Dept or D.A. doesn't formally negotiate an immunity deal, why can't someone do it on their own behalf? Why does Mike need anyone else's signature on a piece of "get out of jail" card if he can do it for himself by simply not self-incriminating.
There is no metric in use that uniformly issues or denies "IMMUNITY DEALS". Example: Sammy the Bull Gravano got an immunity deal and witness protection status even AFTER HE ADMITTED TO COMMITTING 19 MURDERS!
They let serial killers walk if they think they can go after a bigger fish.
Mike was a cult member like everyone else. He was just extremely competent so he got promoted. Is anyone here trying to sell the idea that while they were on the Bridge they would have refused to meet with The Commodore--if his messengers showed up one day at your org, your work or your home and commanded you:
"L. Ron Hubbard has requested you come to meet with him
for a special project that he says he would really like
your help on. Ron chose you and hopes you will
honor this simple request, based on keeping
your exchange in with the being who has
given you the tech to secure your eternity!"
I don't think anyone would have refused such a statusy & amazing opportunity. At least you would go there to see what little favor the GodFounder was going to ask of you.
If you went there to find out what it was, there was about a 99% chance you would have done whatever you were asked, because it was the greatest good to save mankind, save yourself and save the planet and salvage the sector.
So, Mike Rinder was valuable. So he did shit.
We all did shit. So what? That's what cult members do, to others and themselves.
How about the "innocent" sign maker in Germany in the early 1940s. He certainly had nothing to do with concentration camps. He only made the signs with the arrows that pointed to where to board the trains. Not guilty right?
How about the truck drivers that merely delivered Zklon B canisters filled with cynanide? He wasn't guilty too, right?
How about 99% of Scientologists who disseminated to wogs and got at least one (1) on the bridge. That's not a "crime" right? He isn't scamming people to pay for a fraud, right? Even though he knows he has never seen any Clear or OT with any "power", he's still not guilty of a crime, right? LOL
The gray areas are so vast, I don't really know how anyone like Alanzo can point the finger at someone like Rinder who did more good with a single 1 hour episode of "THE AFTERMATH" than he did in his entire Scientology Critic career.
MY VIEW: If someone is ALREADY OUT of the cult and exposing the criminal fraud, assaults, kidnapping and other terrorist fair game actions, they're a good guy. They are exposing themselves to great personal risk from the cult's thug operations in order to reveal the truth. Same for never-ins like Tony Ortega. Yet THESE courageous souls are the ones that Alanzo singles out and continues to attack. And a multitude of other whistleblowers as well, including but not limited to Karen de la Carierre, Jeffrey Augustine, Chris Shelton, and dozens more.
Alanzo wants to continue the cult gimmick "What Are Your Crimes?!"
He doesn't seem to know that everyone is played out on that incredibly stupid gimmick and it's now a bad joke. By doing so, Alanzo makes HIMSELF the punchline to a bad cult joke.
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