La iglesia de Scientology tiene un nombre para sus críticos: Personas represivas, o SPS. Ésas asociadas a ellos son PTS', o fuentes potenciales del apuro. Hay solamente dos maneras para que un PTS trate de un SP. Fije lo que es el problema del SP. O desconexión.

Como cualquier buen culto, la iglesia de Scientology necesita mantener a sus miembros línea. Es una cosa para capturar a un individuo, pero la gente tendrá a menudo amigos, miembros de la familia, los compañeros de trabajo que notan un cambio en la preocupación del comportamiento y de la voz. El primer recurso, por supuesto, es intentarlos y convertir - pruebe la comisión del nuevo recluta y consiga a manojo más en el negocio. If that doesn’t work, the alternative is to sever contact completely.

In Scientology doctrine, this is justified as follows: Suppressive Persons account for around 2.5% of the world’s population. However, many more people do not support Scientology. This is because they have “false information” about Scientology, which is clouding their judgement and causing them to be hostile. If someone continues to show hostility towards Scientology after having been shown “true information”, they are obviously a Suppressive Person. An SP can make all those connected to them PTSs, and is not worth trying to reach out to as they are fundamentally flawed. As such, the only option left is absolute disconnection.

This policy has been used time and again since its inception to destroy families and tear apart friendships for the sake of preserving the “Church.” As described by former Scientologist Tory “Magoo” Christman ( http://www.torymagoo.org/discmas.htm):

“This practice, for anyone who is not familiar, is one that MAKES Scientologists disconnect, or stop talking to, or seeing anyone considered a critic of Scientology.

“This may include cutting off children from seeing their families (and I’m talking never to see or speak to them again, ever again!)

“This may include,as in my case, my husband divorcing me. This may include kids taking their lives, as now I’ve found out I know 5 young men who have, each with one person “in” and one out, or they themselves wanting out as the common denominator.

“Of course in Scientology they have the double edged sword: They convince you it is YOU deciding this…that YOU are “Thinking for yourself, doing what is the Greatest Good for the Greatest Number of Dynamics” (Hubbard’s theory of various forms of survival one works at) etc.

“As part of this package, “on your own’, you will stop seeing or talking to the people you love most: your mother or father or brother, sister, or family or friend, all in the guise of it is the most “ethical”.”

L Ron Hubbard’s “The Way to Happiness” pamphlet, containing his 21 precepts for living a good life, repeatedly emphasises the importance of the family and of friendship. Yet the Church of Scientology is willing to tear apart these relationships if they risk leading people to question their authority.

April sees the launch of Operation Reconnect, a project by Anonymous to help bring families and friends back together and shed light on the Church’s vile Disconnection policy. This will include worldwide pickets on 12th April.

Further information:
*  http://www.scientologyhandbook.org/SH11_4.HTM - Scientology Handbook: PTS Handling
*  http://www.youtube.com/v/4Dj67TXxrmM&hl=en - Operation: Reconnect video
*  http://www.scientologydisconnection.com/ - Scientology Disconnection
*  http://www.xenu-directory.net/practices/disconnection1.html - Disconnection at the Scientology directory
*  http://www.reconnect.org - Operation: Reconnect website
*  http://www.enturbulation.org - Anti-Scientology organising resource

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