On the first day of the Danny Masterson trial on October 11, we told you that we saw something startling: We spotted a Scientology spy in the courthouse hallway. And even more surprising, we saw the known operative walk into the courtroom with Danny Masterson’s prosecutor, Deputy DA Reinhold Mueller.
Thanks to Mirriam, it’s good to get background from someone who was there, at the time.
The rest of us are likely to scoff at any surprise at the criminal organisation known as the “church” of $cientology talking about “enemy.”
This is, after all, an organisation that maintains “enemy lists” - certainly at a national level, but for all I know down to individual bOrgs? And being at the top of the enemy list sucks - as quite a few people in and around the Underground Bunker can testify to...
I read the enemies list once and the man I divorced in 1983 is on it. If I still spoke to him, I’d ask him how he was lucky enough to make the list when his mother, who sued scientology, didn’t.
Thank you Miriam, your testimony was enlightening. So if you don't kiss the behind of your ethics officer or anyone in the Sea bOrg you too can be an 'enemy'. Well put me down on that list and keep away from my pets.
Ok Tony, are you going to name that 'spy' soon? By now the CO$ must know who it is and inquiring minds want to know too. Happy Monday Bunkeroos.
Mike Rinder’s book says enemy eight times, although one is about the condition of enemy. He says enemies 22 times. It was a commonly used phrase in scientology.
As a matter of fact, public used it frequently too. In the 70s, the night I was “beached” one of the SHSBC students I supervised offered to let me spend the night at her house but made it clear that I’d have to leave in the morning because she could get kicked off course for fraternizing with the enemy. I told her I understood and I wouldn’t put her in that position. That is the level of brainwashing that occurs in scientology. You can be best buds with someone, but if they set one toe over the line, they cease to exist.
Thanks to Mirriam, it’s good to get background from someone who was there, at the time.
The rest of us are likely to scoff at any surprise at the criminal organisation known as the “church” of $cientology talking about “enemy.”
This is, after all, an organisation that maintains “enemy lists” - certainly at a national level, but for all I know down to individual bOrgs? And being at the top of the enemy list sucks - as quite a few people in and around the Underground Bunker can testify to...
I read the enemies list once and the man I divorced in 1983 is on it. If I still spoke to him, I’d ask him how he was lucky enough to make the list when his mother, who sued scientology, didn’t.
Thank you Miriam, your testimony was enlightening. So if you don't kiss the behind of your ethics officer or anyone in the Sea bOrg you too can be an 'enemy'. Well put me down on that list and keep away from my pets.
Ok Tony, are you going to name that 'spy' soon? By now the CO$ must know who it is and inquiring minds want to know too. Happy Monday Bunkeroos.
Maybe listen to the podcast?
Mike Rinder’s book says enemy eight times, although one is about the condition of enemy. He says enemies 22 times. It was a commonly used phrase in scientology.
As a matter of fact, public used it frequently too. In the 70s, the night I was “beached” one of the SHSBC students I supervised offered to let me spend the night at her house but made it clear that I’d have to leave in the morning because she could get kicked off course for fraternizing with the enemy. I told her I understood and I wouldn’t put her in that position. That is the level of brainwashing that occurs in scientology. You can be best buds with someone, but if they set one toe over the line, they cease to exist.