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Originally posted by Shawnna
Hi Bill. Good to see you back online.
And I have to disagree with this statement. As I understand it, Ron's Org has the exact same fundamental beliefs the original CoS does/did. Alien hybrids and all of that.
So comparing yourself to a Buddhist Lama, Catholic priest or Aikido Master is not a good analogy.
Originally posted by Bill Ryanhe basically reported what was at that time being widely discussed about the Dulce base material
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
Bill Robertson, the founder of the Ron's Orgs, gave a lecture on UFOs in Paris in 1990 (I was there) in which he basically reported what was at that time being widely discussed about the Dulce base material – Bennewitz, Lear, Cooper et al. If that's what you mean, as best as I can recall it was no more than might have been heard at any UFO convention.
(I'm having a kind of Kafkaesque experience here!)
Best, Bill
Originally posted by waffleprime
questioning the view of certain people I.e. Bill's view ron hubburd is tapping into his faith and religin. now, this is something I think that should be addressed...as each to his own...for faith...if we were to attack faith,
Originally posted by lucianarchy
bill, can you ease the sceptical mind by explaining what a "game" consists of?:
"But a new game is starting, and all are invited to play. Part of the purpose of the day is to evaluate the level of active interest. [...]
Please reply to me at bill.ryan@******.net "
and, sorry, but bill, do you still agree with hubbard on this one:
"It would be interesting to observe what would
happen if a large number of psychotics with
similar psychoses were allowed to create a
little world of their own. If they could remain
completely isolated from the rest of humanity for
a considerable length of time, it is not inconceivable
that they would begin to agree in some respects on
their reality and would actually create a different
system of reality from the one which has been
developed by the rest of mankind."
- LRH, "The Route to Infinity Course"
Originally posted by Relentless
Wait one minute.
Can we clarify one thing here first?
1) Bill is a Scientologist
2) Bill is on the Scientologist "enemy list"
3) Bill has no connection to and knows no one in the CoS
Cause from what I just read in the past few pages (from Bill himself) I am now too confused to answer this question.
Originally posted by Unplugged
If people suggest things enough times... If people throw around the same questions enough times, everything becomes a blur to the spectator. This is done on purpose sometimes, but in this case I think it just may be lousy investigative work on the part of the "investigators".
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
Originally posted by lucianarchy
bill, can you ease the sceptical mind by explaining what a "game" consists of?:
"But a new game is starting, and all are invited to play. Part of the purpose of the day is to evaluate the level of active interest. [...]
Please reply to me at bill.ryan@******.net "
and, sorry, but bill, do you still agree with hubbard on this one:
"It would be interesting to observe what would
happen if a large number of psychotics with
similar psychoses were allowed to create a
little world of their own. If they could remain
completely isolated from the rest of humanity for
a considerable length of time, it is not inconceivable
that they would begin to agree in some respects on
their reality and would actually create a different
system of reality from the one which has been
developed by the rest of mankind."
- LRH, "The Route to Infinity Course"
Hi, lucianarchy –
1) A game is a purposeful activity with opposition and/or problems, and abilities and resources on your side, as it were. It's not meant to imply triviality.
Examples of games: becoming a millionaire, trying to lose weight, solving the Serpo mystery, tiddlywinks, interstellar war, handling the Middle East crisis, trying to answer questions on this thread
2) Yes, I think what Hubbard said is true. An isolated group may sometimes kind of start to behave strangely and doesn't realise it (my paraphrase). But beware, people in glass houses: that also applies to kids at a party, politicians almost anywhere, any convention of collectors or enthusiasts, a monastery, the members of this forum...
Best, Bill
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
So now we know why. If chelseafan1 was banned for deception, then the chapman and serpiansurfer logins certainly should be also.
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
2) Yes, I think what Hubbard said is true. An isolated group may sometimes kind of start to behave strangely and doesn't realise it (my paraphrase). But beware, people in glass houses: that also applies to kids at a party, politicians almost anywhere, any convention of collectors or enthusiasts, a monastery, the members of this forum...
Best, Bill
Originally posted by waffleprime
can anyone tell me? what would be changed if he does hold scientological beliefs?
Originally posted by picklewalsh
No one got any links on the released documents, I will find it hard to belive this till i see these documents.