View Full Version : Looking for Morag
Mick Wenlock
17th June 2009, 04:18 PM
I am looking to get in touch with Morag Bellmaine - if anyone is in touch with her or who could pass on my contact info I would appreciate it. I can be e-mailed at mickwenlockatyahoo.com (replacing "at" with @ of course).
Thanks!!
British Mom
17th June 2009, 06:35 PM
I am looking to get in touch with Morag Bellmaine - if anyone is in touch with her or who could pass on my contact info I would appreciate it. I can be e-mailed at mickwenlockatyahoo.com (replacing "at" with @ of course).
Thanks!!
She was with Steve Bisbey at one point, but I heard that he died couple of years ago. Also, Ros Bisbey died. Very sad :bigcry: Ros was a darling, she is greatly missed.
Terril park
17th June 2009, 07:53 PM
I am looking to get in touch with Morag Bellmaine - if anyone is in touch with her or who could pass on my contact info I would appreciate it. I can be e-mailed at mickwenlockatyahoo.com (replacing "at" with @ of course).
Thanks!!
I live 10 minutes walk away from her and Partner. Got no address. They didn't wish to communicate to me. I'll see if I can get a contact from a mutual friend. It would probably help if you PM a reason for contact.
michaelangelo
17th June 2009, 07:56 PM
Sorry I cannot help. I remember her from Saint Hill and later the "Freezone". About fifteen years ago I heard she lived and worked in Croydon. But I don't know where she is now.
DartSmohen
17th June 2009, 08:15 PM
I am looking to get in touch with Morag Bellmaine - if anyone is in touch with her or who could pass on my contact info I would appreciate it. I can be e-mailed at mickwenlockatyahoo.com (replacing "at" with @ of course).
Thanks!!
Hi Mick,
Last I heard Morag was living with Phil Good in his mother's house in Wembley.
Not seen them since 80's.
Maybe Mick & Ewa know more.
Dart
michaelangelo
17th June 2009, 08:40 PM
Hi Mick,
Last I heard Morag was living with Phil Good in his mother's house in Wembley.
Not seen them since 80's.
Maybe Mick & Ewa know more.
Dart
That's right Wembley. Sorry but I said Croydon on my posting. But now I remember it was definately Wembley.
Mick Wenlock
18th June 2009, 02:20 AM
thanks for the replies everyone - really appreciated.
Terrill it would be great if you have someone who could pass on my e-mail address to Morag - without trying to be too mysterious I have something I need to ask her but it is private.
Tim Skog
18th June 2009, 04:06 AM
Isn't Morag one of the bold ones that walked into an AO in EU dressed as RTC/CMO staff and walked out with NOTs confidential materials? If so, in hindsight I must say, "You go girl!":rock: :rock: :rock:
skollie
18th June 2009, 05:30 AM
Yep - that was her. :yes:
Terril park
18th June 2009, 07:04 AM
thanks for the replies everyone - really appreciated.
Terrill it would be great if you have someone who could pass on my e-mail address to Morag - without trying to be too mysterious I have something I need to ask her but it is private.
You'll have to send me your e-mail address.
Mick Wenlock
18th June 2009, 04:29 PM
You'll have to send me your e-mail address.
mickwenlockatyahoo.com
replace the word "at" with @
:)
Mick Wenlock
18th June 2009, 04:30 PM
Yeah Tim, that was her - classy woman indeed.
alex
18th June 2009, 04:31 PM
Mórag, a Scottish female given name, sometimes translated as Sarah. It means "great", or "great one" (MÓR is great in Gaelic)
Cat's Squirrel
19th June 2009, 12:38 PM
i remember Morag well from the East Grinstead AAC in the late 80's. It took me a while to warm to her as, despite her being a Class IX auditor and auditing on Solo NOTs, she practically never smiled and I found it hard to see her as someone whose apparent condition was to be aspired to (an important consideration when you're spending lots of your own money on auditing and a bit on training etc). Later on though she became my auditor for a while and I did discover another side to her. She was a deeply serious person and very committed to helping people by using the Tech.
I met her by chance in a pub in East Grinstead some time after she'd left the AAC there and split up with Steve, and she told me she was planning to do a psychology degree at Edinburgh University (she was very Scottish) as she realised there was a lot she didn't know about the mind despite her high case and training level.
I don't know how that went, but I wish her well.
AnonyMary
22nd June 2009, 06:11 AM
Isn't Morag one of the bold ones that walked into an AO in EU dressed as RTC/CMO staff and walked out with NOTs confidential materials? If so, in hindsight I must say, "You go girl!":rock: :rock: :rock:
Wow, lol!
Cat's Squirrel
22nd June 2009, 06:47 AM
Wow, lol!
I'm all but certain it was Copenhagen Org. it was controversial at the time but some of us thought that since David Mayo had done most if not all the work on NOTs and was now declared for reasons unconnected with (or perhaps inversely related to?) his actual merit, the Church had forfeited the right to claim them as their own.
Mick Wenlock
22nd June 2009, 02:50 PM
I'm all but certain it was Copenhagen Org. it was controversial at the time but some of us thought that since David Mayo had done most if not all the work on NOTs and was now declared for reasons unconnected with (or perhaps inversely related to?) his actual merit, the Church had forfeited the right to claim them as their own.
It was AOSH EU (which is in Copenhagen) Copenhagen Org was a Class IV Org then and would not have had the NOTs material. PLus the fact that I was in AOSH a few days later while it was still in an uproar about the whole thing.
SchwimmelPuckel
22nd June 2009, 03:02 PM
Hah! - I didn't recognize the name.. But here's the story, as a public service:
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A Piece of Blue Sky/Chapter 4/Stamp Out The Squirrels! (http://www.xenu.net/archive/books/apobs/bs7-4.htm)
"Late that evening, dressed to the gills in Sea Org uniform (and with Bellmaine wearing the wrong cap-badge for her supposed rank), Lawley and Bellmaine walked into the Copenhagen Advanced Organization. They had carefully drilled the dismissive attitude of Sea Org missionaires, and demanded to see the Commanding Officer. He arrived, quivering. Lawley said they were "on mission" from the Religious Technology Center, and had come to investigate serious "out-tech." Here they had taken a chance as there might have been an RTC mission there already. To their surprise the CO readily admitted to "gross out-tech," but said he had sent his Senior Case Supervisor to Florida for retraining, and what more could he do? The bullying missionaires told him what more. He could show them a NOTs pack, because they were sure there was something wrong with the materials, so poor were Copenhagen's results.
The Commanding Officer did not hesitate, rounding up every available NOTs pack, and apologizing that two of his Auditors were still in session with theirs. Lawley and Bellmaine found themselves in a private room, with over thirty NOTs packs. They loaded two into a brief case, and their feet didn't touch the ground until they had left Denmark."
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I'd like to find some more about this.. Has been looking a lot.. Anyone knows about a proper debrief on it? - As I recall, Lawley & Bellmaine got worked over in court by the cult for it?
:wiggle:
DartSmohen
22nd June 2009, 04:18 PM
Hah! - I didn't recognize the name.. But here's the story, as a public service:
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A Piece of Blue Sky/Chapter 4/Stamp Out The Squirrels! (http://www.xenu.net/archive/books/apobs/bs7-4.htm)
"Late that evening, dressed to the gills in Sea Org uniform (and with Bellmaine wearing the wrong cap-badge for her supposed rank), Lawley and Bellmaine walked into the Copenhagen Advanced Organization. They had carefully drilled the dismissive attitude of Sea Org missionaires, and demanded to see the Commanding Officer. He arrived, quivering. Lawley said they were "on mission" from the Religious Technology Center, and had come to investigate serious "out-tech." Here they had taken a chance as there might have been an RTC mission there already. To their surprise the CO readily admitted to "gross out-tech," but said he had sent his Senior Case Supervisor to Florida for retraining, and what more could he do? The bullying missionaires told him what more. He could show them a NOTs pack, because they were sure there was something wrong with the materials, so poor were Copenhagen's results.
The Commanding Officer did not hesitate, rounding up every available NOTs pack, and apologizing that two of his Auditors were still in session with theirs. Lawley and Bellmaine found themselves in a private room, with over thirty NOTs packs. They loaded two into a brief case, and their feet didn't touch the ground until they had left Denmark."
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I'd like to find some more about this.. Has been looking a lot.. Anyone knows about a proper debrief on it? - As I recall, Lawley & Bellmaine got worked over in court by the cult for it?
:wiggle:
Ron Lawley & Morag went in, Robin Scott sat in the getaway car outside. My ex-wife had asked me for my SO officer hat. I did not know why she wanted it at the time, but it appears she gave it to Ron Lawley to use.
"Dusty" Rhodes was the AO C/S for AOSH EU. I gather he got it in the neck.
They finally captured Scott by luring him to Sweden on the pretext of a wealthy pc wanted services at Candacraig. The plane stopped in Copenhagen en route and the police boarded and arrested Scott.
I got the full story from Robin Scott on his return from the raid.
Dart
SchwimmelPuckel
22nd June 2009, 04:26 PM
Well, that actually makes me suspicious of the danish police. Those guys usually don't have time to do any arrests.
Maybe it was different back then?
:confused2:
Cat's Squirrel
23rd June 2009, 11:07 AM
It was AOSH EU (which is in Copenhagen) Copenhagen Org was a Class IV Org then and would not have had the NOTs material. PLus the fact that I was in AOSH a few days later while it was still in an uproar about the whole thing.
I stand corrected (first time I've said that to you eh?), I knew it was Copenhagen but I didn't know there was a second org in the city.
I'm so glad I never had to take the CofS's alphabet soup seriously.
La La Lou Lou
23rd June 2009, 01:14 PM
Some people have Balls!
:yes:
Mick Wenlock
23rd June 2009, 03:00 PM
I stand corrected (first time I've said that to you eh?), I knew it was Copenhagen but I didn't know there was a second org in the city.
I'm so glad I never had to take the CofS's alphabet soup seriously.
well just to make things more interesting there are the following orgs in Copenhagen:
CLO EU
New Era Publications Int
AOSH EU
Copenhagen Org
Denmark org Day and Foundation
SchwimmelPuckel
23rd June 2009, 03:02 PM
And a mission in Lyngby..
:yes:
lionheart
23rd June 2009, 03:41 PM
Yes at the time we all thought this was very funny and very brave. It highlighted the robotic nature of the droids that the SO produced.
Robin paid in spades for their daring action.
The "Theft" was eventually one of the things the CofS used to bring down David Mayo.
Ron Lawley later helped Bonnie Woods fight her fair game action that the CofS waged against her.
I had friends involved in both sides of that fight. Sometimes it almost seems a happenstance whether friend A is on the CofS side or friend B is on the "outie" side.
In hindsight this is all part of the LRH personality game that Scn induces in its slaves, whether they stay in the CofS or try to operate outside it.
It has an echo in the current story of Rathbun/Rinder.
Fortunately those outside of the CofS stand a better chance of eventually dropping the assumed Hubbard personality.
Mick Wenlock
23rd June 2009, 08:38 PM
And a mission in Lyngby..
:yes:
Didnt Niels Kjeldsen have a mission - CC Copenhagen or something like that?
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