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![]() I am married with 2 children and live in Southern California. My oldest son Derek, 23, is in medical school. My youngest boy Marc, 15, is in high school. Having been separated from my family at a very tender age Of 17, I came to the U. S. to go to college in Worcester, Mass. Imagine My surprise when I found out life was much different from what I Learned within the convent-type walls of my high school and grade School! I went into a cultural shock! Cut off from my own kind, I had to survive in a strange land, strange people and strange customs. I knew right away I needed something more than college to help me. There had to be more to life than this. As a psychology major, I was open and anxious to know more about The mysteries of life. I had been searching and seeking. After a year in college, I walked into a Scientology mission. My whole world opened up before me and I read all these books that gave me answers to what I was looking for. I never looked back." If she ever blows (leaves the cult) I would suggest learning to look back over your shoulder is a necessity when OSA follows you. |
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![]() There are billions of Chinese but none of them was in the Pasadena Ideal Org the day we were there. I can't imagine how these people face each new day knowing that, whatever their "hat" (job) is, they aren't going to get a chance to do it. That's because everybody but them realizes Scientology is a false god and they do not go into sales related Scientology areas to be hit upon by salesmen like Gayish Goatee Guy. |
![]() She later engaged in a discussion of how a church can keep using the word "tech" all the time. Her solution was for us to watch videos until we got the answer but the video was all about how great the videos were. Then she was pulled aside when they found out we were infiltrators. |
![]() As it has become harder and harder to find American Scientologists willing to work for them the cult has had to rely more and more on naive foreigners who don't know what they are getting into. This is probably because there is not a lot of anti-Scientology information on the net in their native language. |
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![]() This picture seems like a harmless bunch of everyday workers but don't be fooled. This is the largest group of Scientologists I have ever photographed without them suspecting me of something. The Org was full of people ready to wait on you but there were no parishioners or guests to handle. This must be very boring and demoralizing, especially since we were there on a Saturday afternoon only one week after opening. It can only go downhill from here. |