Church of Scientology Full version of Operating Thetan leaked: your opinions
Filed under: News | By: Peter Chubb
Posted on: March 26, 2008 | 37 Comments
It seems as if Wikinews has gotten hold of something big, and that is the Operating Thetan from The Church of Scientology. Although we know that the OP has been leaked before, this is the full unedited version of Operating Thetan. The manual for the Scientologists consists of 612 pages and was written by L. Ron Hubbard.
Most of the Operating Thetan has been typed from a computer; however there are some packets that have been written by hand you will notice that some notes have been signed by Hubbard.
For those of you who are skeptical about the Church of Scientology, here is your chance to understand it a little more.
Read the full Operating Thetan for The Church of Scientology at Wikinews
What are your opinions on this?
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Some of it was around before particularly OTIII and the claptrap about Xenu. But to have it all together is very helpful indeed. No wonder David Miscavage and his cronies try to protect is as copyright, it’s the biggest load of crock I have read in a long time. Pity the rank and file members within the cult who don’t know anything about this.
WARNING. DON’T READ OUR SACRED TEXT!!!!
Warning! If you examine the OT-3 material without the proper amount of auditing, and without paying the Church of $cientology the $380,000.000 that we are due, you will fall down stairs, get cancer and you will receive a penilectomy in your sleep.
Hubbard never stopped writing science fiction. Scientologists are hypnotized to believe its true.
I guess after they’ve spent all that cash…it better be true.
CAREFUL!!! Scientologists say if you read it you may get pneumonia, go insane or even DIE!!!
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that $hit costs $400,000.00?
sad
I’m not surprised that Scientology tries to keep this silliness a big secret via the copyright laws.
When critical thinkers read this garbage they laugh.
Scientology is obviously a joke.
Someone help me out here…. I don’t get why Hubbard had to smuggle HIS OWN documents off HIS OWN ship because he disagreed with HIS OWN church.
Or was he just tripping his balls off?
Bartiromo, Hubbard was tripping his balls off. Documents written by hubbard state that he was, “popping lots of pinks and greys and drinking lots of rum” which leads one to suggest that Hubbard was indeed in a drug-induced state when he wrote OT III. Add his previous statements that Benzedrine would be useful in the auditing process, and you have the recipe for a very unstable individual.
I do not recommend you examine that information. You can be sure that you won’t fully understand it because it uses words, specific scientology words with specialized and specific meanings. Likely, you don’t have access to full definitions and are unlikely to fully understand every specialized term. In addition, the situation really is as the Church says it is. You’re not going to gain anything by reading it. Just let it go, get some space; spring is happening, see the children playing, enjoy life.
As a Scientologist, I once considered these protests to be the hubris of youth, misdirected by the seedy side of an internet culture. But now I know better. After reading the information gathered some anti-Scientology sites I now understand why they consider the Church to be an evil tyrannical organization that fleeces it’s parishoners. If it weren’t for what this little campaign has turned me onto, I would just be another sad commentator on the, I am sorry to say, gullibility of the people of my Church. However, this organization has taken on a much brighter side no matter what is professed by some of those in my Church. I was interested in finding out where some of these kids got their info so I visited the sites including the partyvan site where their “organization” started from. I must say I was impressed at the profound and thoughtful overtones of the discussion boards. Most were actively calling for peaceful, law abiding behavior at the protests, and they swiftly rejected any ridiculous calls for burning things, overturning cars, etc. In this age where we as Americans are being constantly reminded of how insecure our way of life is in the world. Where we seem to have lost some of the sanctity of personal freedom and the joy of pursuit of our way of life as we see fit, this campaign seems to be exactly what Scientology and our country needs, right now! These individuals know the Church is involved in some nefarious activity, and they have been very active in gathering any evidence of it, which they have promptly given to authorities. I have seen proof that the Church is fleecing people for profit and run as a pyramid scheme type of business, and I encourage everyone to contact the IRS, your representatives in Congress, and all other authorities and bring them your claims. Now I clearly understand that what the spokespeople of the Church of Scientology are doing is inciting malice and prejudice. Make no mistake not all in Scientology are the same and some probably just don’t know what they are doing. However, they are some pretty nasty characters in there, I have seen it.
It is unfortunate that the leaders of Scientology feed off of our youth to pursue their personal agendas of acquiring wealth and power. Quite despicable really.