Well done Michael!

I just read your post and I´m thinking in doing the
same thing in my country (México). The CoS has made
such a nice job in closing orgs in Mexico, including
NARCONON, that the scn activity has almost vanished. I
alone am auditing more hours than the local and only
org in Guadalajara, which is the second most important
city in the country. I know there are thousands of old scientologists in Mexico who are no longer in comm with each other.

Thanks for your post.

Victor Hugo
--- goldtoday <goldcentury@bigpond.com> wrote:
> Australia has it's own Freezone group now called aussiefreezone.
> Since its inception in late December last year it
> has expanded to 24
> members including highly trained auditors and c/s's
> from around the
> word offering their assistance when required. There
> is no formal
> organisation. It is simply, at this stage, an area
> that Australian
> Scientologists can communicate with each other, set
> up auditing and
> training and exchange materials, ideas and generally
> discuss the tech,
> LRH and related matters.
>
> The purpose of this posting, and the reason some
> will find it has been
> cross posted on to a few other lists, is to remind
> folks that there IS
> an expanding group in Australia and to invite any
> Australian
> Scientologists to participate in the group.
>
> Australia has been on the fringes of the Freezone
> for some time now
> despite the fact that there are, in the field, many
> highly trained
> former Scientologists, some personally from RON when
> he was in Spring
> Street Melbourne. They mostly tend to keep
> themselves to themselves,
> with good reason as the COS has previously, what we
> now call spammed,
> them almost to death in an effort to get them `back
> on lines' as they
> call it. However, although these old Scientologists
> know better than
> to front up to the COS it does mean that they are
> isolated and their
> progress to more freedom and communication with
> peers is impeded
> therefore. They really need a Freezone group which
> they can use as a
> communications medium to get in touch with other
> freezoners in
> Australia to exchange material, audit and be audited
> and trained and
> generally have a terminal with which they can
> communicate.
>
> The biggest barrier in Australia is the vast
> distances involved
> between cities. We can reduce this barrier by
> getting more people in
> touch with others, perhaps even those in the same
> city that were
> previously unaware of others.
>
> I would encourage all that have not yet done so to
> join. Also to
> encourage any Australians you know to join also.
>
> To join this group go to aussiefreezone-subscribe@yahoogroups.com and
> subscribe.
>
> For security reasons, if I do not know you, I will
> need to ask you
> some questions off list to ensure that OSA does not
> stick their nose in.
>
> Best wishes
>
> michael
> aussiefreezone
>