Norway: MP's daughter commit suicide after $ci personality test

Originally Posted by Man_With_No_Username

I'm so fucking disturbed and saddened by this you wouldn't believe.

I hope you can let it fuel something positive and powerful.

This drawing in my local norwegian newspaper describes the personality test better than words:
Galleri Egil: April - rb.no

Originally Posted by N/A

This was a great read, Patty, I took the liberty to forward your very informative post,
and your email, to one of the newspapers here in Norway who have been covering this case.

By the way, is there a place where I can read these documents you speak of, that contain Hubbards
personal instructions on manipulation? I'm trying to get an overview of how he/scientology
changed and used people.

Sorry for the delay in answering. This is one long ass thead.

There are two books that cover the "patter" of the test evaluator.
One is called Scientometric testing. That's a really old book that
was used to "hat" the test evaluators and I believe there is another
book called "Tell it like it is" a book by a Scientologist that explains
how to use the tests to recruit people into the cult. "Tell it like it
is" was banned because it was not written by Hubbard and therefore
"squirrel".

These books will sometimes show up for sale on ebay.


Patty

Originally Posted by degraded being

When I left scientology 18 years ago Mathias harassed me, stalked me and falsely reported me to the police for crime. Yeah, nice guy!!!

Sorry to hear that degraded being. I cannot imagine what it's like being in and getting out of that cult.

Originally Posted by degraded being

This drawing in my local norwegian newspaper describes the personality test better than words:
Galleri Egil: April - rb.no

Actually that cartoon is not about the personality test. Instead it is promoting the idea that suicides is something taboo, something we shouldn't talk about because it will lead to more suicides. It's about stopping the newspapers from reporting on the issue.

The opposite of what I believe in.

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