In article <19971219073000.CAA22...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, sassi...@aol.com

Fellow Christians can have and have had truces on Christmas Day.  This is
because they see in each other a commonality, and can throw away any political
or idealogical differences for that one day because of the commonality.

Scientologists, however, by order of policy by L. Ron Hubbard, cannot feel that
commonality for their "avowed and knowing enemies", real or imagined.  As a
matter of fact, it anyone is declared "suppressive" by the organization, the
*ONLY* person he/she is allowed to communicate with in Scientology, is the
person holding the post of International Justice Chief in Clearwater, Florida.

Scientologists *should* be able to feel that commonality with _all_ people:
suppressives, wogs, scientologists -- everybody; if they were following their
policy of the Eight Dynamics.  But they would prefer to separate from the rest
of society by continuing the practices of attacking and suing critics,
declaring people, RPF'ing Staff members, liability formulas, etc.; which
*violate* the basic principles upon which all of Scientology was based, such as
the Overt/Motivator Sequence, Eight Dynamics and ARC Triangle.

For this reason, a truce with Scientology would be a one sided truce:  as we
walk across the field of battle to shake hands with them, they'll be walking
toward us from their side with weapons carefully concealed, waiting for the
perfect moment to rid the world of what they consider to be the lowest forms
inhabiting it: the SP's.

No Truce!

NoGoot!