What to Tell Your Boss, if He/She is Joining the CULT

From: "Magoo" <Magoo44@charter.net>
Subject: What to Tell Your Boss, if He/She is Joining the CULT
Date: Thu, 8 Apr 2004 21:37:42 -0700

To Doctors, Dentists, Chiropractors and Businesspeople in General

Re Should You hook Up with any group that belongs to W.I.S.E.

My name is Tory Christman and I was a member of an organization called “The Church of Scientology” (Referred to as C of S) for 30 years. In July 2000, I woke up, realized this group wasn’t a ‘religion’ by any definition I knew, and I left for good.

However, I would like to share with you some of my experiences with this group, W.I.S.E and what it actually has to do with C of S.

If you are someone considering hiring someone who has called you to "Consult increasing your business." My first suggestion is this:

Ask them if they are members of W.I.S.E. Please realize this: W.I.S.E is an organization of the Church of Scientology, and although the people calling you will insist it has "nothing to do with Scientology", in truth it very much does. How? First off, the material you will be studying will be "The Hubbard Management Technologies", written by L. Ron Hubbard, founder of The Church of Scientology. Secondly, it is the basic purpose of every Scientologist to help other people by "Clearing" them. This is a process used within C of S. Although you may come in from your business, these "Business Consultants" are always looking for ways to bring you into Scientology.

If you don't believe me, ask them! Tell them if you are going to hire them, you want it in writing that you will never be asked to join Scientology. I can almost promise you, they won't do it. They will laugh it off, or joke, or even promise this, but they won’t put it in writing.

Keep in mind that these "tools" cost from them, hundreds of thousands of dollars. Basically, they are basic business tools you can buy at Barnes and Noble for $24.99. Are they worthless? No, they are not. However, they do have strings, and those strings (C of S) cost many thousands.

People such as myself have lost all of my 30-years friends, and my husband of 27 years, just because I changed my mind. Hubbard wrote a policy called "Disconnection" where Scientologists have to either "Handle or Disconnect" from family and friends who are critical of Scientology. This is a very serious thing to keep in mind. If you are going to join this group, make sure you understand fully want all it entails. I know of some Doctors who were asked to divorce their wives, because their wives were not happy with their husbands (or Visa versa) joining Scientology. I know that sounds outrageous, and all I ask is that before you pay a dime, you do full research on who and what this group really is.

If you are an employee and your boss is considering joining Scientology

If your employer is considering joining Scientology, here are just a few tips. First off, make sure not to ‘attack’ this concept. If your boss has actually joined Scientology, there is a very good chance he/she will have to get rid of you, if you are critical of his or her decision. Many Scientologists will keep on non-Scientologists, if they are not what Scientology considers "Antagonistic" to Scientology.

Secondly, let’s say your boss asks you honestly what you think about Scientology (He/She is considering joining it, but hasn't yet). You might want to consider explaining briefly to them that there is more than meets the eye, and you will try to get a Web page showing both sides.

Many times W.I.S.E. Business consultants try to distant themselves from the organization, C of S, until their ‘client’ needs more personal help. At this time the business client will be asked to ‘have dinner’ with his consultant, often at a church of Scientology known as "Celebrity Center."

Usually the consultants have it set up with a person who helps get people going within Scientology. So this person will be introduced, usually at dinner, or shortly after. At that time there will either be an interview (Where they try to find what you need, to get you in and “on the Bridge”) or they will ask you to do a “Personality Test”. This test is set up so they can find things you are weak in, and of course Scientology is your solution.

If you find out your boss is meeting with Scientologists, it can get very tricky. Again, you have to assess where things are. Find out. Is he/she reading a book? Which one? Is he taking courses? Where? What does he like about Scientology? I understand these are not really business questions, so it can get tricky for you, and is something only you can decide if it’s appropriate to mention, or not. Is Scientology all bad?

Obviously since I was in it for 30 years, I’d say, no, I don’t think it is….at leas the beginning things. It is extremely manipulative, and because the members have no clue of the abusive side of it, and are actually cut off from learning about it, because of that, yes, it is dangerous to really get very involved.

People often say to me, "But Scientologists are SO nice."

Of course they are! (They want something from you!)

That is a great part of the attraction. However, these very nice people, same as I was, have actually slowly been cut off from reading anything Scientology doesn’t want them to read. I cannot stress enough, read the Internet. There are many facts there that Scientology will not tell you.

"All the critics of Scientology are just Religious Bigots"

If the person working to get you in finds out you are reading the Internet, you will find them telling you horrible stories about each person, myself included. They didn’t really have any “Dirt” on me, so guess what? They made it up! This is true of many (if not all) of the people who help expose their lies and abuses. Hubbard wrote a Policy called, “Fair Game”. This is a policy where Hubbard writes, “You can lie, cheat, Steal, destroy them utterly”, speaking of people critical of Scientology, called "Suppressive People". One of their ways is to create huge lies about their critics, and post it publicly.

They used to parade around people’s homes, carrying signs with lies on them, trying to slander them. Most public Scientologists are totally unaware of these Fair Game actions. Scientologists insist this policy has been cancelled. I did too. In fact, I stood up in court and insisted, “Fair Game was cancelled years ago!” Nothing could be farther from the truth.

I thought it was true. Yes, Hubbard wrote a policy saying it is cancelled; however at the end he says, “This policy does not apply to Suppressive Persons”. Well, the only people Scientology will use Fair Game on are Suppressive People! Hubbard said, “You can lie, cheat, steal, destroy them utterly”. L. Ron Hubbard. Scary? You bet! Again, please read the Internet.

Read the court documents with their own people testifying. Read stories of people who were members and are now out. They will claim we're just this and that. No, we're people who spent years trying to fully do Scientology, and for one reason or another, we left. Most of us found it just didn’t work. Others were abused to great lengths, and finally left. Others were greatly harmed mentally. I personally know 4 young men who took their own lives, and each one was either wanting out of Scientology, or had one parent in, and one parent out.

This isn't a little game, or a fun group to join. It may look like it, as you are being wined and dined by what they call, "Opinion Leaders". However, if you care about your life, and your family, and your friends, you will take this time to study more, before having one more meeting with any of them.

I wish you well!

Tory Christman
In Scientology for 30 years
Out of Scientology for 3 years and 8 months.
While in, I was on OT 7 (top level) for 7 years.
While in, I trained up to Grad 4, Senior Security Checker
While in, I was Staff at ASHO, AOLA, and Celebrity Center.
While in, I was the Executive Director of The Scientology Parishioners League.

While in, I was a volunteer for the Office of Special Affairs on and off for 20 years.

While in, I was a member of their Top Secret OSA International Internet Volunteer group, until I realized what they were really doing (Stopping Free Speech) and left C of S, forever.

http://www.lermanet.com/cos/toryonosa.htm
Free at LAST!

For more information, please read:
http://www.xenu.net
http://www.xenutv.com (Videos)
http://www.torymagoo.org (OT 7 Speaks out)
http://www.altreligionscientology.org Or Type in Scientology in Google, and study up :)

Tory Christman
Burbank, CA
magoo44@Charter.net
(818) 588-3044