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Wikinews has obtained leaked 'Operating Thetan' (OT) documents of the Church of Scientology which were leaked via Wikileaks. Although some portions of the manual have been leaked previously, this is believed to be the first time the full unedited version has been leaked.
The 612 page manual for Scientologists and written by L. Ron Hubbard, contains instructions for the eight different Operating Thetan levels including 'clear' and OT8.
Most of the manual is typed from a computer, while the packet contains some hand written notes by Hubbard himself who also signed them. The manual also contains letters by Hubbard to individuals who have passed the according levels.
"A great many phenomena (strange things) can happen while doing these drills, if they are done honestly," Hubbard writes in regards to 'OT1.' Hubbard then goes on to explain in hand written notes, the 'drills' one must do in order to become 'OT1':
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Church of Scientology's 'Operating Thetan' documents leaked online
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You'd have to be totally brainwashed and completely financially invested to believe this science fiction load of crap...oh wait. You are.
L.RonHubbard said, "THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN CONTROL PEOPLE IS TO LIE TO THEM.
Regardless of what one thinks about Scientology, don't you think this is indeed crossing the line a bit, when it comes to copyright violation and intellectual property?
I think you people's zeal to go after the cult has taken you to some weird mental place where you now feel you are completely justified in doing ANYTHING you want as long as it's harming Scientology.
You sully the good name of Anonymous with such nonsense. Clearly, you are either a Scilon yourself, or you haven't been paying attention. "Crossing the line a bit" -- tell that to Lisa McPherson, Noah Littick, and the many others who have died or suffered irreparable harm as a result of this cult and its super-sekrit nonsense. You Flunk. Go back to Celebrity Centre and get a Sec Check.
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Regardless of what one thinks about Scientology, don't you think this is indeed crossing the line a bit, when it comes to copyright violation and intellectual property
To the person who claimed this was crossing the line. Hell no.
The cult of Scientology LIES to new members and claims material does not exist pulling a bait and switch on members. Exposing these takes away some of their ability to bait and switch regarding the OT documents. For quite some time, they denied Xenu, told press that it did not exist and blatantly lied on talk radio about it.
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Give anonymous enough rope and they will hang themselves with illegal acts against Scientology. The Scientologists say, Yes, PLEASE violate copyright so we can sue, make our DAY!
Can someone let me out of my cage?
So, just because some people died, that makes it alright for you to commit copyright violation? That doesn't make a whole lot of sense, dude.
Like I said, you people's zeal to go after the cult has taken you all to some weird mental place where you now feel you are completely justified in doing ANYTHING you want as long as it's harming Scientology.
You people are way off the deep end and have totally lost touch with reality at this point. Who knows what psycho shit you people will convince yourself it's permissible to do next, since it's for a "good cause"?
Hey, isn't that one of the cult's slogans - "never fear to hurt another in a just cause"?
I think the acronym LOATHE (Legion Of Anonymous That Hate "Eclectically") is appropriate, where "Eclectically" is the use of that term sarcastically. I say this because certain Anonymous claim that Freezone works with Anonymous yet they have the same OT levels, the same XENU, and the same volcanos but other Anonymous ridicule all of these things. The only reason I have for believing this stuff is on the COS OT levels is because it is on the Freezone OT levels based on what I have read on their site. I can tell you that from what I know that if it is on the COS OT levels and it wasn't true then it would not be on the COS OT levels.
Books are available in the library and you can learn to do Dianetics auditing at free Scientology seminars and it is possible to audit yourself to the state of clear.
Anonymous didn't leak these OT documents -- Wikileaks did. You Scienos are silly (:
These documents had been posted for most since years upon years by Karin Spaink (and others) on their websites. The cult had stupidly tried to stop any posting of its sci-fi secrets (costing $ 200000+), and was dismissed times after times before the Holland Courts. See the most secret one here:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/fishman/ot3.html
So, just because some people died, that makes it alright for you to commit copyright violation? That doesn't make a whole lot of sense, dude.
You're not serious here are you? Just because some people died? How about the large number of people coming forward about abuses ranging from forced abortions to child slavery? So, some people died, some were kidnapped and held hostage, some were forced into slavery, some were forced to abort their children, and some were forced to disconnect from their family and friends for having critical thought. Does that some it up? Not to mention the fact that Anonymous didn't leak these documents as others have said. This IS the first time they've been on a website the caliber of Wikileaks, though.
Like I said, you people's zeal to go after the cult has taken you all to some weird mental place where you now feel you are completely justified in doing ANYTHING you want as long as it's harming Scientology.
Everything you say screams SciPlant. We didn't leak the dox. All we are guilty of is exposing the Church for what it really is through legal protest and dissemination of information. And we aren't trying to HARM Scientology, we're trying to stop what we perceive as being human rights violations (among other things). Sure, some of us criticize the dogma of Scientology, but that is our right. Simultaneously we promote the Freezone. That may seem contradictory to some but the Freezoners I've talked to are open to discussing their beliefs and support Anonymous bringing in either the reform or destruction of the CHURCH and it's criminal practices.
You people are way off the deep end and have totally lost touch with reality at this point. Who knows what psycho shit you people will convince yourself it's permissible to do next, since it's for a "good cause"?
Wow, a lot of what you said could be echoed right back at the CoS. Which is a tactic I've seen used over and over again by SciPlants.
How out of touch are we with reality that we have what we perceive as evidence of abuse and want it to stop? How out of touch are you that, given even the slightest possibility that all of this is true, you wouldn't want it investigated? And, yes, you're right. "The greatest good for the greatest number of dynamics". Your post reaks of this Hubbardism.
In summation, Anonymous, while retaining it's right to criticize anyone's beliefs, is not against Scientology and the beliefs therein. Anonymous does not seek to harm, in any way, the members or their beliefs. And, lastly, these dox have been circulating the web for years before Anonymous in its present form existed.
Points: debunked.
I await your next attack.
Fighting Oppression is the right and the duty of every citizen: irrespective of its origin or originator. It doesn't matter if you have to fight Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin or CoS. The methods they use and the goals they persuit are the same: Domination of mankind. But one has to admit: So far the outcome is quite different. CoS is still a dicatorship of a small minority and they have killed far less people than the other two.
But in the end - fight the dictators, fight the suppressors, fight scientology!
I think he's saying that copyright infringement is a "gateway" crime that will lead to more serious wrong-doing, like dancing or singing. It's a slippery slope, to be sure.
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