Comments on: Scientology's "Disconnection" Policy: Music Lovers, This One Will Break Your Heart

By: Andrea 'i-Betty' Garner

Andrea 'i-Betty' Garner — Wed, 19 Jul 2017 10:54:00 +0000

In reply to Mera.

“…one of them helped save my connection to my non-scientologist family, despite the fact one of them is declared SP.”

Did you ever question what right an organisation has to declare a non-member a Suppressive Persona Non Grata?

And I just wanted to mention how excruciatingly difficult it is trying to plough through a wall of Scientologese: how can Scientologists be the apex of communicators when 99.999999% of the population of planet earth can’t understand their made-up language?

By: Ary Rosh

Ary Rosh — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 11:06:00 +0000

OMG! such a beautiful touching sample played..
Chopin music has the power to soften any cold rock heart…
No music lover couldn’t abuse a gift player like this gentlemen
by any means whatsoever…it is impossible!!!
i can’t stop listening this sample and really understand the feeling Allen Barton fell into
when this music hater so called ”church” forced his teacher to cut ties with him..
my beloved son of 11 is also learning piano
his devoted teacher is his mentor and part of his talent.
i wish both Allen Barton and Mario Fenniger to reunite one day..

By: beauty for ashes

beauty for ashes — Thu, 12 Feb 2015 07:09:00 +0000

In reply to Jenni. I'm glad to hear he's still alive. thank you for posting this. And I'm sorry about your disconnection.:(

By: Jenni

Jenni — Sat, 20 Dec 2014 00:22:00 +0000

When I became a Scientologist in NYC in 1969, I remember hearing Mario Feninger play. Incredible to think he is still alive and playing, and sad that he is having financial problems. It would have been better for him to just decide to leave the church himself, rather than disconnect from Barton. When I told several friends that I had left the church, they disconnected, and I am sure they would not have if they were not afraid of the repercussions to them.

By: Gregg Somers

Gregg Somers — Fri, 10 May 2013 16:57:00 +0000

In reply to monkeyknickers.

Gotta take exception with your analogy…

Good people can and do come down on differing sides of debatable issues related to the NRA, gun control, and the second amendment.

Good people do not come down on both sides of the issue of Scientology’s forced disconnection. There is no debate, because it is wrong and evil. Good people can and do agree on this.

By: Dave Gibbons

Dave Gibbons — Wed, 08 May 2013 14:24:00 +0000

Someone may have already mentioned it but one of the innumerable Suppressive Acts a scientologist might commit, per Ethics Policy, is “continued adherence to a person or group pronounced a Suppressive Person or Group by HCO”. Unless you wish to be Declared Suppressive yourself, you MUST, by default, Disconnect from anyone who has been Declared. That is Policy, not something invented by Critics of scientology.

By: Tory Christman

Tory Christman — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 11:04:00 +0000

In reply to John P..

I feel the same, John P…that pissed me off SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much!
Bottom line is this: Yes, when “in” you are given a “choice”…but it’s with a VERY HEAVY HAND…
and I’ve heard these days it’s “Disconnect or be declared”. Sadly, the person doesn’t find *that* out
until it’s their turn. Also, the proof is in the pudding: EVERY SINGLE PERSON I KNOW WHO
DISCONNECTED WHILE “IN” $CIENTOLOGY>>>>>>>IMMEDIATELY RE_CONNECTS, ONCE OUT.
I rest my case. DISCONNECTION is forced on people and it does SUCK BIG TIME.

By: Tory Christman

Tory Christman — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 10:57:00 +0000

In reply to grundoon.

This is A W F U L!!! I have been against “Disconnection” from back when I was “in”, certainly since I escaped out. LOOK AT MY SIGN: “SCIENTOLOGY: STOP HURTING FAMILIES”
To think that Mario, who I’ve known most of my adult life…now needs money and food? OH MY GAWD THIS CANNOT BE HAPPENING. We have to fix this! Can we take up an “anonymous collection” for him? Would that work? Would he take the money? That’s what needs to be found out, first. God this makes me sad. : ( Scientologists IF you see this, PLEASE WTFU!

By: MARTIN MIKE

MARTIN MIKE — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 09:12:00 +0000

I don’t think that their is life without music…hope that we music will become free like
downloadfreemp3songs.com

By: blissfulldreams

blissfulldreams — Sun, 03 Mar 2013 11:31:00 +0000

In reply to Ziontologist.

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who you was 30 yr ago is not who you are now, kirsty is in the wrong to keep your name on her list and any other people who left the cult, a person should not be punished for learning their mistakes

you admit you was in it you admit you left it a long time ago people change i am not who i was 30yr ago and i doubt that kirsty herself is the same person that she was 30yr ago

kirstys problem is if she took all the long time ex’s of her list she would have a very small list left