NEWBIES INFO: (was Re: RI-243i The Losing Fights of Dennis Erlich)

Koos Nolst Trenite <ba170@fim.uni-erlangen.de> wrote: > 25 July 1995
>
> RI-243i 'The Losing Fights of Dennis Erlich'
>
>from Ron's Inspector
>
>Message # RI-243i for Internet
>
>As many of you know,
> anyone
> who "fights Scientology"
> is stuck in some past life fight or fights,
> because
> NO SANE MAN OR WOMAN OR CHILD
> WOULD FIGHT THAT
> WHICH SETS HIM FREE!
>
Ok newbies, listen up: Koos is your brain on Scientology.

Koos "knows" (because it's true for him) that Scientology is the one and only True Path. So, anyone who "fights Scientology" *must* be mistaken.

How do you spell zealot?

>
>You have noticed
> that I attack and expose very specifically
> very specific individuals
> for very specific, named crimes
> committed by these individuals.
>
Notice that Koos is the Grand Inquisitor. He uses his "magical powers" to determine that certain "crimes" have been committed, and then attacks those who have been exposed by his telepathic sec-checks.

How do you spell Kook?

>
> [Note by Koos: Erlich is dramatizing
> this past life incident
> when he wants to describe his RPF.
> In actual fact
> he is describing
> his experiences in this 14th Century monastery!
> Such is the force of the Reactive Mind,
> as described in the book
> 'Dianetics the Modern Science of Mental Health'.
> This also tells you immediately
> that Dennis Erlich is not an actual Clear.]
>
But Koos is not just some lone Kook, he is the emobodiment of Scientology's mythology. He is acting-out the paranoid beliefs contained in the cult's upper-level OT trade-sekret skriptures.

>
> [Note by Koos: Misemotions are
> inapplicable, irrational emotions
> resulting from earlier incidents.
> When these earlier incidents,
> which the person is unaware of,
> are located and erased
> with Dianetic techniques,
> emotion frees up
> and becomes again freely available to him
> for the enjoyment of life.
> In other words,
> he then does not HAVE to hate people anymore.]
Another key piece of the doctrine which seems to have completely replaced all rational thought-processes in the Kook.

>
>
> 25 July 1995
> Total hours: 2:12 min
> Highly specialized OT HCO Sec Check Auditing
> at 1,400 US $ per hour, makes 3,080 $ total costs.
^^^^^ Ouch!

Dennis, did you give him your MasterCard number? I'd demand a detailed invoice before paying that.

Zane