Subject: Clambake scores in Hollywood!
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999 09:38:42 GMT, in alt.religion.scientology you
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Dear Clambake:
Some have wondered about the effectiveness of ARS and various
web sites so allow me to relate how Operation Clambake got a
win in Hollywood. For a variety of reasons, I chose to remain
anonymous and will decline to name the Hollywood Personality,
who will merely be called "HP" (for "Hollywood Personality.")
One day I got an email from ______@aol.com asking if it was
alright to ask some questions about Scientology. I answered by
saying yes, but I might be reserved in my reply, not knowing
their identity. (The address gave no hint.) They replied and
said that they are a name in Hollywood and prefer to be
anonymous and then included a couple of screens of information
about their interest and a score of questions. Finally, at the
end, they gave in and offered a way to find who they are and
how to verify it. (Example: Let's say the person was associated
with a film studio. I could call Information, get the number of
the studio and ask for them and thus confirm. This is only an
example.)
So I did as they suggested and confirmed the person. As it
turned out, this person (I will call them "HP") was nominated
for an Oscar. That is how much of a "name" they are. (And I
decline to say for what. Let us say that it was in one of the
top categories: directing or acting, and not for editing or
special effects etc.)
We talked for several hours, with HP asking many questions
about Scientology. Along the way, I asked HP how HP found me.
It happened that HP had been "disseminated" to by a major
Scientology "celeb" and was interested but then some things
happened, such as an incident at a post-Oscar party that
really turned HP off about the Scientology style and methods.
HP went on the Net and found Clambake and began to devour the
information. While reading, HP found something I had written
that Clambake had archiaved and it struck a chord. HP found
my email address and sent the message.
As remarked, we spoke for hours, with HP asking scores of
questions after visiting Clambake: abortions, Xenu, Celebrity
Center, Hubbard, the "Purification Rundown," Gilman, the RPF,
Lisa McPherson... The questions went on and on. (HP had
clearly done some serious reading!)
Soon HP was laughing and telling _me_ about the cult's
problems in Hollywood and how much they are despised, giving
many prominent names and expressing how relieved HP was to
now know why. Despite the brown-nosing and hard-sell so
dominant in that industry, the Scientologists were worse than
them all, HP said. Cult members were not only disliked for
their methods but were seen as a pathetic joke. It was no
wonder that people like Nicole Kiddman were backing away.
(And rumor is that Cruise is also cooling off on being a PR
front man.)
In the end, HP was quite grateful and eager to tell others in
the industry about the cult. (Given HP's position, that will
be not only quite wide but heard by many. Being an Oscar-
nominee goes farther than an OT3 certificate.) HP also
promised to send along any others who might have similar
questions.
That is why Operation Clambake can take a win. A Hollywood
name/celebrity the criminal cult tried to grab has learned the
truth. They join a growing list of Hollywood personalities who
are warning others about "Pod Palace" (Hollywood's very
accurate name for Celebrity Center.)
Respectfully submitted (laugh),
Best wishes, SP4 & Adm. TOXE CXI
Further facts
about this criminal empire may be found at
Operation Clambake and FACTNet.
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Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 17:54:09 GMT
A friend
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