| Florida law
states that
euthanasia is not lawful. Scientology
headquarters—via their control over the
Pinellas-Pasco County Court judges—is
maneuvering to make it legal under certain
conditions
which they are actively breaking Florida laws
to try to set in place.
L. Ron Hubbard
stated that Scientology would one day
decide what is and is not legal:
“Somebody some
day will say ‘this is illegal.’ By
then be sure the orgs [Scientology
organizations] say what is legal or not.”
- L. Ron
Hubbard, Hubbard Communications Office
Policy Letter, 4 January 1966, “LRH
Relationship to Orgs
(Quote source:
Dispose of Quietly)
Euthanasia is
not legal Florida policy nor is it legal
policy anywhere in the United States of America.
However, the Scientology-controlled
Pinellas-Pasco County Court system is allowing
Scientology policy to be the only policy in the
Terri Schiavo case.
L. Ron Hubbard
said:
Once the world
is Clear - a nation, a state, a city or a
village - the Scientology-organization in
the area becomes its government! And once
this has taken place the only policy
accepted as valid is Scientology policy.
-L. Ron
Hubbard taped lecture 9 January 1962,
"Future Org Trends"
(Quote source:
Dispose of Quietly)
Scientology is seeking to become the
government of Clearwater, Florida. They have
already gained a formidable amount of ground in
the pursuit of this goal. They received no
serious repercussions for the dehydration
death of
Lisa McPherson—even though she died while
under their control and on their property!
L. Ron Hubbard's goals are being implemented
against Terri Schindler Schiavo via the
Pinellas-Pasco County Court's rulings. Judge
Greer has ruled that Terri is in a persistent
vegetative state (is not capable of being
raised to an "acceptable level" on Hubbard's
tone scale) and thus must be allowed to "die
with dignity." Judge Greer's PVS (persistent
vegetative state) ruling is
not in accordance with the Florida statue.
Florida law does not conform with Scientology
policy, which is as follows:
There are only
two answers for the handling of people from
2.0 down on the tone scale, neither one of
which has anything to do with reasoning with
them or listening to their justification of
their acts. The first is to raise them on
the tone scale by un-enturbulating some of
their theta by any one of the three valid
processes. The other is to dispose of
them quietly and without sorrow.
(Quote source:
Dispose of Quietly)
It is time for
those who think that Terri's dilemma does not
apply to them to think again. Terri Schindler
Schiavo is being denied her civil rights as an
American citizen. Scientologists believe that
people like Terri should not have any rights of
any kind:
In any event,
any person from 2.0 down on the tone scale
should not have, in any thinking
society, any civil rights of any kind...
(Science of
Survival by L. Ron Hubbard pg 131)
Scientologists
consider people like Terri to be aberrated or
defective and as such, not worthy of civil
rights:
"Perhaps at
some distant date only the unaberrated
person will be granted civil rights before
law. Perhaps the goal will be reached at
some future time when only the unaberrated
person can attain to and benefit from
citizenship. These are desirable goals..."
Dianetics; the Modern Science of Mental
Health, by L. Ron Hubbard (1987 edition,
p.534)
Scientology is using the Pinellas-Pasco County
Court to break Florida laws with the goal of
setting "the first case of euthanasia in
Florida's reported case law." Scientologists
believe that euthanasia is the way towards
"social sanity." L. Ron Hubbard's idea of social
sanity [delete the social contagions] is the
modern Final Solution.
It
is time for each concerned person to do his part
to expose and quash this evil plan.
Scientology Vs Terri Schiavo
5/27/04
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