Here are
4 more video interviews of people attesting that
GO/OSA uses dirt from PC folders against people. This time there are
3 villains and 1 victum:
Fast forward to 2:20 (partial transcription below)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4YrptlTRZY#t=2m20s
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Interviewer, Russell Miller, "You were in the intelligence division of the guardians office of the church of scientology, did you have access to people's personal confidential files?"
Scott Mayer (former scientology intelligence agent), "Oh certainly, certainly"
Interviewer, "And was use ever made of that information?"
Scott Mayer, "Every mission that I ever went on I used it."
Interviewer, "What did you do?"
Scott Mayer, "Well when we'd first came into an organization, we would have the preclear folders of people that were involved in the organization, that had maybe given the organization some trouble, pulled and culled for things that they may have done, and were hiding. And that information would be brought to their attention, in order to kind of bring them back into the fold, so to speak."
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Interviewer, Russell Miller, "Did you use confidential information that the church held about people?"
Un-Named Male (position unstated, assumed scientology intelligence agent), "Ah, yes. Ah, for example, that was used to get the extortion money a lot of times."
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Interviewer, Russell Miller, "There's one of the class action plaintiffs, has some widely circulated internal church documents, that she says was ceased by the FBI, and authenticated in court."
Valerie Stansfield (ex-scientologist), "Here you have a file on a woman. The following data was gotten from this woman's folders. She had several self induced abortions. She saw a psychiatrist for alcoholism problem. She has a drug history, of Librium, Valium, Milltowns (sp?), alchool, LSD, Opium, Heroin. And many other things, her son went to jail."
Valerie Stansfield, "And on another case here, a woman. It says here, ah her folder starts in 1963, she masturbated regularly since she was 8 years old, she mentioned doing it once with coffee grounds, and once had a puppy lick her. When she lived in Venezula, she claims she screwed anything with pants."
Interviewer, "Now this information was supplied in confidence in auditing sessions."
Valerie Stansfield, "You can believe it."
Interviewer, "The church would say that it has wound up the guardians office, that it has changed a lot of the practices that went on in previous years, that it's now cleaned up it's act. Is the church of scientology today, a different organization today from the one you left?"
Valerie Stansfield, "It's worse. I know this, because people come to me, continuously and bring me the stories of the horrors that they're going through. In present time, up to even a few weeks ago. The church has a history of every time they're called to account, they say, 'oh that was in the past, we've dismissed those people, we don't do that anymore.' It could be called a catechism of the church, we don't do that anymore. They do it! And more! And they'll do it as much as they can get away with."
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Interviewer, Russell Miller, "In California, Ludis Birss is another former scientologist who's troubles began when he left the church last year."
Ludis Birss (ex-scientologist), "Several months after I got out, they started sending people around to get me to sign a confession. Two and three of them at a time, one of them is a big guy about 6 foot 6, and ah, I don't know it, it just freaked me out.
Interviewer, "After you refused to sign the confession, what was the next stage?"
Ludis Birss, "Am, I got a phone call from a private investigator, who worked for ah John Peterson, a scientology attorney. And ah, he said if I didn't come and meet with him to sign this confession, that ah, he would go to the ah immigration authorities and ah get me kicked out of, out of the country, of some ah discrepancies, as he called them, in my immigration status."
Interviewer, "So they have some fairly private information about your past?"
Ludis Birss, "Oh, yeah."
Interviewer, "Where do you think they got it from?"
Ludis Birss, "Well this is some private investigator, just some voice over the phone, he got it from ah, from my confessional folders, which I had told to my scientology so-called minister, about 15 years before that. That's the only person I ever told about that."
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Thanks for posting Cornpie, I've not seen this before. 
