Got this from an Arnie Lerma posting on ARS. Cleaned it up a bit for web use.

DISINFO ALERT

I avoid this site… it uses Key Lime Pie Technique… includes facts yes.. but mixes in KEY falsehoods and innuendo..things I believe OSA wants leaving members to believe. I have problems with it.

ONE: there arn’t that many sea org staff scientologists etc… and no one I know knows the people who claim to be the ex staff who did this site, everyone else I know or know of. Period.

TWO: Their smoking Gun, Ex IRS Tax attorrney Meade Emory, was asked about it once and REGRETS ever getting involved even in this rubbish in an administrative capacity… (sorry I do not recall the citation)
No the IRS does not control Scientology…. The Dwarf does.

THREE: The site also IMPLYS that Scientology was somehow part of SRI’s remote viewing project… The facts are quite different than portrayed. Example, Scientology claimed in its own ADVANCE magazine that Ingo Swann was an OT6 WOW! I recall seeing this in the 70’s and thinking WOW… At one time Ingo had his own life story in his own words on a website, (4 years ago) and he explained that in those desperate days (see they believed the russians were ahead in this “technology” and they tried EVERYTHING … from magic mushrooms, meditation, shamanism, hypnosis and even scientology. Ingo Swann wrote that HE never considered himself a scientologist, it (scientology) was just another thing they TRIED to see if it improved performance. and they tried everything

FOUR: A volunteer for Lermanet.com recently acquired piles of the remote viewing protocols used at SRI, they were recently declassified, we got them just two months ago after a trip to the National Archive repository in Beltsville MD. We got them to see IF there was any scientology stuff in those protocols and I think you know the answer.. NO there was not. No scientology or scientological smelling stuff there at all, not one tiny bit, not even a clam stain.

FIVE: The Disinfo above strengthens the belief that a member can become an ubermensch through scientology and, is repeated by OSA’s bots all over the net.

SIX: it implies that Scientology can use the IRS to target and silence ex-members after they leave. (Induces silence)

Scientologists have enough things to worry about when they leave see this page

Please don’t cite this material and cause scientologists to think they are going to be eaten alive BY the irs if they leave scientology…because they believe scientology is run by the IRS.

While it is TRUE is that scientology will send data to Inland Revenue in UK and to the IRS to try to get their enemies into trouble, that part is true, but the IRS does not own scientology through Meade Emory, he was trying to make a living, and like everyone else who is touched or fooled by this madness, even he regrets his involvement

Do you see the pattern?

I consider this site part of the scientology problem.

Now, if you want to know about CST aka ‘COST”…. I have a CST filing from 1990.. in US Tax Court it is 300 pages… and it contain a WEALTH of details…. including how little they pay staff and for medical care of staff… the numbers really are alarming (how small they are).. and I do have a hard copy of this. What I webbed is from feeding it through a scanner like the Fishman affidavit…the CST filing of 1990 has only been on the net for 5 months…it needs to be digested by group of keen minds with time to really pour over it.

References:

• Scientology’s CST - Church of Spiritual Technology (files below are at url)
• Sherman Lenske CST Director - Affidavit in RTC vs Lerma
• Church of Spiritual Technology, CST in Sunday Times Magazine
• CST Claims Court Filing (long) 1990 LINK < This needs analysis TONS of data here
• Sherman Lenske, CST Director, Declaration, 1990 Claims Court Filing (.rtf)
• Declaration of Lyman Spurlock for CST

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