That’s a really good point actually.

Oh, piss off!

OT8, I admire your thinkness, knowingness and beingness, not to mention your loquaciousness. Only LRH could do better. Now show us an effing clear.

How old is she? Sounds like a stoned teengaer lol. Well edited noah 🙂

Bravo! Standing ovation!

Emma was buffeted in so many directions at once by conflicting desires and loyalties that she hardly knew who she was or which way was up. OSA surely studied her confidential auditing folders, and her husband’s, to carefully construct a program to play upon her uncertainties and weak points, using her care for her husband as leverage.

It’s not at all unusual for Scientologists on their way out of the cult to experience episodes of extreme uncertainty, doubt, and shifting loyalties – even without special pressure from the topmost levels of OSA. Even most of those who escape under desperate circumstances, are easily persuaded to return under guard with the hope of “routing out standardly.” In dozens of doubt formulas posted at Marty’s and Steve Hall’s sites, it’s apparent that it is no easy decision to disassociate onself from the Chruch. Emma’s story vividly illustrates the sort of mental turmoil that can attend an exit from Scientology.

We in RTC are so very sorry that you have discovered one of the best kept secrets in the universe.

If you keep quiet about it we in RTC will mail you a large box of money.

Grundoon, I owe you big time. Thanks so very much for this information. Looked at both links and read all. What a story. It shows the insidiousness of the cult and how they can handle members. I so understand how lives can be ruined while remaining under the mind-F of OSA and the cult.

Bob hopefully has read the betrayed to OSA article or at least should.

Edited last message. Grundoon I found the info from your post, thanks.