Don Carlo wrote:
Many bitter arguments often are fueled by a few incidents.
Or by agenda. Or by program. Or by hatred. With these compelled actions, incidents are selected to serve them.
Don Carlo wrote:
The issue of "who benefitted" from Gerry's case seemed to be one of those incidents.
The issue that Dorothy, Swift, Karen, Rathbun, and a slew of Indies are pursuing is who are the "beneficiaries." The "benefits" the beneficiaries individually or as a group derive is debatable. But the "beneficiaries" have to be identified first.
The Scientologists, not Gerry, created the "beneficiaries."
They are very specifically identified in their injunction against Gerry and,
inter alia, persons acting in concert with him. Dorothy, Swift, Karen, Rathbun, and the slew of Indies, and Innies, attack Gerry rather than simply acknowledge who and what the "beneficiaries" are. [The Injunction:
http://www.gerryarmstrong.org/ga/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/injunction-1995-10-17.pdf]
Such actions are antisocial and threatening. It is frankly threatening when people act over and over in this way without shame or remorse. And they are doing it over Gerry’s life and his defense against the Scientologists’ predations in and out of the legal arena for 30 years.
The Indies' ongoing abusive behavior in Gerry Armstrong's case shows a lack of regard for the type of human rights and religious reforms all wogs should expect
without negotiation. In any case, talk of reform, or moving on up, or reconcilation of the SP class conflict, is meaningless without a good faith showing, which would begin with a recognition and acknowledgement of the nature of the SP doctrine.
Don Carlo wrote:
Sometimes, rather than sweep the bitterness under a rug, or lash back at the opposing arguer, a poster can create a timeline, or an essay with clear points and a conclusion, to explain her point.
Sure, the Scientologists can come up with a timeline in which they are not the "beneficiaries" in the injunction they created. Or come up with an essay that proves that the "beneficiaries" listed in the injunction are not the "beneficiaries" in the injunction.
Don Carlo wrote:
Ideally, this would entirely focus on that past event, and not on how mean the present-time opposing arguer is being.
Absolutely. Let’s have an opposing arguer who will argue that the "beneficiaries" listed in the injunction are not the "beneficiaries" in the injunction.
If the "beneficiaries" issue is resolved, which it already has been, then the meanness of people who have continued to attack Gerry about it, and willfully disregarded the documented facts and the resolution of the issue in order to justify such attacks, becomes a legitimate issue.
And that is where I’m at. Gerry is a long time victim of the Scientologists. The attacks on him at this point by the current Scientologists and their collaborators is as unconscionable as attacking Lisa McPherson. That he has been the Scientologists’ victim for 30 years does not mean that he is not hurt by their lies and black propaganda, and by the support his victimizers get from wogs who know better.
This forum, or its operators, has moved decisively to make Gerry and me enemies. I cannot pretend this hasn’t happened. Denials would be more meanness.
But regarding the issue of who "benefited," which was resolved in 1995 with the granting of their injunction, is who are the "beneficiaries." And then, who made the "beneficiaries" the "beneficiaries." And that would be the "beneficiaries."
Gerry did not write one word of the injunction. And it was obviously prepared by the "beneficiaries’" attorneys, Wilson, Ryan & Campilongo and Moxon & Bartilson, all of whom are also "beneficiaries." Mark Rathbun was over the attorneys at that time, and was a beneficiary. He still is.