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while, Scientology "experts" refused to answer questions and
started cut-and-pasting copyrighted cult propaganda. Additionally I
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also important to note that eventually the unfortunate "Greg
Churilov" cultist was ejected from
askme.com for his typical Scientological behavior.
Subject: Confidence of PC Folders
Anonymous asked this question on 5/2/2000:
I've been hearing a lot of reports from people covering the distribution
of PC data. I'm worried that the materials in my own folders will be
used against me. Do you think that's possible?
For instance, I just read yet another report of this behavior in a
newsgroup run by Scientologists - alt.religion.scientology. Here's
one of the reports:
Last Friday afternoon I picketed Flag in Clearwater with several other
members of the Lisa McPherson Trust. We had been on the street for
about an hour, receiving a very positive response from the residents
of Clearwater, when one of the other picketers spotted a fellow standing
down the street watching us. I decided I would find out who this fellow
was, and walked down the street to speak with him.
The man identified himself as an OSA agent and admitted he had been
"tailing" me for some time.
After a few words back and forth, the OSA guy started making comments based
upon my PC folder. Now, for those of you who don't know, I was a
scientologist for twenty years, gave them a million dollars, and I have a lot
of PC folders! This guy picked what he thought was the most embarrassing,
or demeaning thing in my supposedly confidential PC folders, and taunted
me with it.
I explained that while much of what was in my PC folder turned out to be
past life false memory syndrome, I had expected some level of
confidentiality. In fact, the failure to keep this confidence by an
acknowledged member of the Church Security Staff (who are not entitled
to see or review any guidance counseling folder by "Church"
"policy") was the act of a morally bankrupt group.
I noted that ex-Scientologist critics, such as Jesse Prince (who
audited David Miscavige), have never stooped to such slimy, creepy
behavior.
I thought I would post this little interlude so that all the Scientologists who
"lurk" here could understand what the current Scientology management is all
about. To have someone shout supposedly confidential material from one's
PC Folder on the public street is a disgusting, outrageous experience, but
very revealing in terms of the low level of ethics of the current Scientology
management.
Greg Churilov gave this response on 5/2/2000:
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC:
THIS QUESTION IS PART OF A SERIES OF QUESTIONS AIMED AT
DISCREDITING MY RELIGION. IT INTENDS TO PROMOTE THE FALSE
IMPRESSION THAT SCIENTOLOGY IS A SOME SORT OF COOKY UFO CULT. I
REFUSE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS OF THIS NATURE. THE WRITER OF THIS
SMEAR CAMPAIGN OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED.
...cuts paranoid lunatic ranting again...
Anonymous rated this answer a 1.
I don't understand your answer. There are things in my PC folders
that I don't want anyone to find out about. Second Dynamic stuff.
Can't you at least give me your opinion?
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Answered by: Greg Churilov
Asked By: Anonymous
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