Public relations -- What are they thinking?
Question answered by Phobos1 in Scientology
FredricRice asked this question on 7/25/2000:
Another question that's mostly for current Scientologists
however I'd like to web everyone's answers.
After viewing the Scientology cult's insane attacks against
Ursula in Clearwater -- screaming Nazi and other absolutely
insane nonsense -- the public address system in the airport
informed travelers that what they just witnessed was the
Scientology cult.
I'm curious whether Scientologists think that such exposure is
beneficial to their cult's revenues and continued existance.
Surely the cult's management wouldn't be so stupid as to
assume that such public exposures of cult followerss' insanity
helps their bank accounts.
Thanks i advance for your insights into this.
Phobos1 gave this response on 7/27/2000:
What were they thinking? I imagine it went something like
this: "Never defend, always attack. The tech always
works. The SP's will cave, and the public will see them for
the SPs they are. Never defend, always attack. The tech
always works. The SP's will cave, and the public will see
them for the SPs they are. Never defend, always attack.
The tech always works. The SP's will cave, and the public
will see them for the SPs they are. Never defend, always
attack. The tech always works. The SP's will cave, and the
public will see them for the SPs they are. Never defend,
always attack. The tech always works. The SP's will cave,
and the public will see them for the SPs they are. Never
defend, always attack. The tech always works. The SP's
will cave, and the public will see them for the SPs they
are. Never defend, always attack. The tech always works.
The SP's will cave, and the public will see them for the SPs
they are. Never defend, always attack. The tech always
works. The SP's will cave, and the public will see them for
the SPs they are...."
You rated this answer:
<-heh-> Actually that could conceivably be the most
insightful answer to this query I've yet received. The
individuals were singing Christmas songs when they were
harassing the Lisa McPherson Trust. Chanting and singing are
thought-stopping methods
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