Scientology Whistleblower Interview: "US Black Ops Controls Scientology"

Link to the Project Camelot Interview of Dane Pots

The unusual name ‘Dane Tops’ is a pseudonym, but it is not of Project Camelot’s making. This fascinating story dates back to 1982, when a senior member in the Church of Scientology blew the whistle on its activities… which over the previous several years had become more and more totalitarian and repressive: a far cry from how its founder, L Ron Hubbard, had intended things to be - the techniques as they were once applied being described to us by Dane as a vast, readily accessible array of powerful techniques for liberating and empowering the human spirit so that all mankind could benefit.



The now-famous “Dane Tops letter” or “Dane Tops debrief” describes how the Church of Scientology, over a number of years, was being taken over by a mysterious force, and how Hubbard was deliberately marginalized maligned and removed from direct control of his organization – while instructions apparently originating by him were fabricated with false signatures: never written by Hubbard at all.

Aware there was a hidden party taking Scientology down, Dane Tops blew the whistle: he typed out an inspired, detailed, 9500 word presentation – and, long before the days of e-mail, copied it and posted it to 20 people. To his surprise, a chain reaction ensued and the ‘letter’ was copied, recopied, and recopied again. In today’s terminology, it ‘went viral’.

During the next year it reached and changed the lives of tens of thousands of loyal Scientologists who - until they read Dane Tops’ analysis - could not understand what was happening to Hubbard and to the organization to which they had dedicated their lives.

The ‘letter’ catalyzed a mass exodus of thousands of highly trained, talented and loyal Scientologists: in Dane Tops' own words, these people were the very finest: the best of the best. They left ‘the Church’, many of them starting their own groups to continue to deliver the original techniques which Hubbard had spent 30 years developing.

"US Black Ops Controls Scientology"

This seems like good news and bad news.

Good news is we can be certain black ops government sponsored programs are preventing religions from becoming too powerful before they become a problem.

Bad news is we can be certain the black ops control is not limited to scientology and has most likely infiltrated any potential organization that has the potential of gaining any sort of power or influence.

Black Ops might be an improvement over Hubbard.

Originally posted by wiredamerican

"US Black Ops Controls Scientology"

This seems like good news and bad news.

Good news is we can be certain black ops government sponsored programs are preventing religions from becoming too powerful before they become a problem.

Bad news is we can be certain the black ops control is not limited to scientology and has most likely infiltrated any potential organization that has the potential of gaining any sort of power or influence.

Wouldn't that be funny if the US did control the flow of information that much and Scientology actually had some truth to it.
Would explain why it costs so much money to go to a higher rank. (Keeping you out of the club.)

Just a thought

Cool I have read it a few weeks ago and thought is was a wonderful story about the hidden possibilities of men. Real cool stuff. I find it hard to believe these are the only people who have read that story. It is unbelievable and even if you don't believe it it is an extraordinary story.

I wanted to post it here but I found this one.
Only a few replies for a story so cool?

Thanks for posting peace Vincent

[edit on 2-1-2010 by Vincent84]