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Some of the emails can apparently be read at [1], [2] - via [3] [1] http://pic.pwny.biz/x/ed_at_scientology.co.at/ http://pic.pwny.biz/x/ed_at_scientology.co.a

• deleted 14y ago
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• dfc 14y ago
  Using CoralCDN may be a lot better for everyone. http://pic.pwny.biz.nyud.net/x/buchladen_at_scientology.co.at/ http://pic.pwny.biz.nyud.net/x/buchladen_at_scientology.co.a... http://pic.pwny.biz.nyud.net/x/ed_at_scientology.co.at/ http://pic.pwny.biz.nyud.net/x/ed_at_scientology.co.at/
• fjh 14y ago
  > (in German, of course) That's what I would have assumed, but many of them are actually written in (mostly hilariously bad) English for some reason. They also seem to be using quite a lot of jargon, which seems to consist entirely of English words or phrases.
  • dfc 14y ago
    > They also seem to be using quite a lot of jargon First time reading CoS material? Anything in particular? LRH was an american so it is not surprising that the domain specific jargon is english...
    • nnnnni 14y ago
      "domain specific jargon" ಠ_ಠ
      • deno 14y ago
        Loaded language is a very powerful cult tactic. E.g. Jehovah’s witnesses call their religion “the Truth” in their everyday conversations. Any kind of critical thought is equivalent then to “rejecting the Truth,” which automatically substitutes critical thinking with an emotional response. http://www.garloff.de/kurt/sekten/mind1.html http://www.garloff.de/kurt/sekten/mind1.html
        • saraid216 14y ago
          He meant that "domain specific jargon" is a redundant term. Jargon, by definition, is domain specific.