The
Scientology®
organization employs something they call a "suitable guise" and
you'll notice the organization using it in their many public relations
claims, some of which are faithfully reproduced (and then soundly debunked)
here on the Volunteer Minister web site.
Basically a "suitable guise" is when a Scientologist adopts a
fake name or identity which they present to the real world for various
lengths of time and then when they're done with them, they discard the
"suitable guise." The organization's public relations salesmen
are "hatted" in the parlance of the organization to "outflow
false data effectively" (in non-cult-speak they "lie")
often using these "suitable guises." Scientologists are trained
to lie using a written process they call "TR-L" or "Training
Routine Lie (a link to a copy of that policy is provided below.)
You'll notice in the debunkings of the organization's claims the fact
that the names the organization offers are all first names only and
the actual identity of the individual is impossible to determine. (This
is done in the organization's "Narconon" and
"Criminon" quack medical claims extensively, incidentally.)
That's done deliberately since Scientology has two major problems. To
be specific, (1) people don't stay in Scientology for very long, getting
out when they find out what the organization really is all about, and (2)
Scientology's criminal history is well known. The organization has no
credability out in the real world to the point where when a jury hears
the name "Scientology," unfortunately they automatically assume
the Scientologist is guilty.
The Scientology organization snuck in to Clearwater Florida under the
"suitable guise" of "United Churches of Florida"
because they knew that they would have been run out of town had people
known who they actually were. The application of "suitable
guises" is done because the organization knows that their criminal
basis for existence is well documented and, thanks to the Internet,
widely known.
For more information on the organization's "suitable guise"
policy, check the following web pages:
http://alfa.ist.utl.pt/~dif/ic/courts/judges.htm
For more information on the organization's "Training Routine Lie,"
check the following web pages:
http://www.holysmoke.org/cos/latey.htm#5
http://www.entheta.net/entheta/go/gohist.html
http://www.users.wineasy.se/noname/lobsinger/lobs29.htm
http://www.watchman.org/sci/historyofterror.htm
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