wiseman_of_the_watchtower
25th February 2010, 01:56 PM
I recently read some articles by LRH about his view on psychiatry. Needless to say, these articles are very harsh.
In a nutshell, LRH accuses psychiatrists for just about everything that's going wrong with the world today. He describes them as cold-blooded people who wish to make everyone their slaves. He says they will take away our basic personal freedoms; they wish to obtain complete obedience just because they claim they are the authority. He says they claim to help people but only want money. CCHR documentaries state that they sell their products, only to lead to the sale of more and more of their product. And LRH says they do all this because they do not respect the laws of the society.
And if you wanted to know WHERE psychiatrists were operating covertly, all you have to do is look for the loss of freedoms and rights, where people are treated brutally and without compassion, and where the laws of the state were being bent and broken.
But if you take all this as a valid theory, what conclusions can be drawn about the operating basis of the Sea Org today?
They are selling their products (Congresses), only to lead to the sale of more and more of their product (Basics, then the ACCs, plus the individual sets sold at events, the Bridging lectures, etc). Sea Org Members' freedom of mobility is restricted to the very threshold of the law. They demand obedience by reason of authority alone. (CSW Approval, HCO Orders) They have their own authority for justice (Int Justice Chief), and forbid anyone from using the 'wog' justice system. (i.e. they don't respect the legal system) A Scientologist who breaks the law will face punishment which is reduced to the degree that they contribute to the purposes of the organization.
Any similarities?
Now, the world isn't perfect, but in my experience, the worst treatment I have endured has been in the Sea Org. If this kind of treatment extends ONLY from the covert actions of psychiatrists, then there must be a few of them in there, because I can't imagine how it got this bad.
-Wiseman of the Watchtower
In a nutshell, LRH accuses psychiatrists for just about everything that's going wrong with the world today. He describes them as cold-blooded people who wish to make everyone their slaves. He says they will take away our basic personal freedoms; they wish to obtain complete obedience just because they claim they are the authority. He says they claim to help people but only want money. CCHR documentaries state that they sell their products, only to lead to the sale of more and more of their product. And LRH says they do all this because they do not respect the laws of the society.
And if you wanted to know WHERE psychiatrists were operating covertly, all you have to do is look for the loss of freedoms and rights, where people are treated brutally and without compassion, and where the laws of the state were being bent and broken.
But if you take all this as a valid theory, what conclusions can be drawn about the operating basis of the Sea Org today?
They are selling their products (Congresses), only to lead to the sale of more and more of their product (Basics, then the ACCs, plus the individual sets sold at events, the Bridging lectures, etc). Sea Org Members' freedom of mobility is restricted to the very threshold of the law. They demand obedience by reason of authority alone. (CSW Approval, HCO Orders) They have their own authority for justice (Int Justice Chief), and forbid anyone from using the 'wog' justice system. (i.e. they don't respect the legal system) A Scientologist who breaks the law will face punishment which is reduced to the degree that they contribute to the purposes of the organization.
Any similarities?
Now, the world isn't perfect, but in my experience, the worst treatment I have endured has been in the Sea Org. If this kind of treatment extends ONLY from the covert actions of psychiatrists, then there must be a few of them in there, because I can't imagine how it got this bad.
-Wiseman of the Watchtower