"Magoo"
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Fredric L. Rice wrote:
Except that Hubbard meant that "Fair Game" means what
everyone else in English-speaking countries know what it means:
To target someone or something for combative or malicious
persecution or death.
I mention it because on the
FairGamed.ORG web site I
cover a few instances of the normal application of the term.
Last year In Defense of Animals reported that the Southern Oregon
Animal Rights Society picketed and protested against the State for
their support of children shooting "canned pheasants."
Among the various protest signs was several that read:
Nobody "misunderstands" or "deliberate
misconstrues" what Hubbard meant by his policy of "fair
game" against police, Mayors, attorneys, rights activists,
newspapers, radio stations, and television stations. This
"canned hunt" protest's usage of the term is exactly what
Hubbard -- and his criminal organization he created -- means by the
term.
When these pheasants are released, most of them simply sit on the
ground disoriented and children simply walk up and shoot them on
the ground. The "hunt's" organizers even tout this as
a "positive hunting experience" and admit that the reason
they organize such things is because they're "concerned that
their children are not following in their footsteps and lack the
taste for hunting."
How appropriate for a "sitting duck shoot" by armed
children to be a good example of what Scientology's "Fair
Game" policy means.
Thanks Fred! Here is my experience with "Fair Game"
and I know Scientologists believe this to be true, to this day:
We were infatically told that "ALL Fair Game Activities
were done only by the horrible, out tech people who were
part of the out tech, "non-LRH" Guardians Office".
(Don't mind the LRH set it up, helped write the programs, and
sent his own wife to jail over the raid insisting he knew nothing!)
To those who are new here, you have to realize what a shock it
was for people who were told the "G.O." are criminals,
going to jail, etc. They had been on top of the world within
Scientology for years. No one could touch anyone in the G.O. They
were like their own little mafia, in a way, although "highly
trusted by LRH, and run by his wife". Duh!
So then when they were busted, and we were told it was all "out
tech" ('80's) Fair Game was Cancelled years ago -- of course
the Fair Game policy I was show left out the bottom line --
"This cancellation does not apply to SP's" (Which
is anyone they would want to use Fair Game on, really).
I even stood up in court (not invited either) and insisted to the
Judge in the Wally trial that "There is NO Fair Game!"
Even years later, in the late '90's I was positive that the above
statement of "No Fair Game" was still true even while I
was opening up the phony accounts.
[Sporgery
attacks - flr]
I was sure of this (and as no one would tell me what they were
using these accounts for, I believed my auditor and best friend,
Bill Yaude, who roped me into it).
This continued until the day I went on the Internet, and
connected the dots, realizing no matter what people are saying,
to slime people's words, spam the newsgroup is merely trying to
stop free speech, and that IS Fair Game!
For anyone who missed it, or is new here, here's the entire story
about the present time OSA Int Top Secret Internet Mafia (aka:
Present time Scientology G.O.) I was pulled into, and what happened
that got me to wake up, and ultimately leave:
http://www.lermanet.com/cos/toryonosa.htm
Don't keep your head in the sand as I did, year after year,
because "they care so much". Sure they do. The people
you like, for the most part, are not those running these programs.
My best :)
Tory/Magoo!
Scientology's "Fair Game" is "misunderstood."
31 Jan 2004
The Scientology cult's
"Fair Game"
policy, they claim, is simply misunderstood or actively and
deliberately misconstrued. Scientology's web sites claim that
Fair Game means only that
immoral ex-customers who "violate our rules of ethics"
may never purchase Scientology's frauds and scams again.
http://www.xenu.net
http://www.torymagoo.org
:)
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