Warning of new Scientology
®
activities
Stuttgart, Germany
Constitutional Security: focus of activity in
by our correspondent Thomas Schwara
Stuttgart. The state office for Constitutional Security in
Baden-Wuerttemberg warned against giving up surveillance
of the Scientology Organization (SO). "Constitutional
Security continues to be tasked with revealing the
machinations of the SO," stated the President of the state
office, Helmut Rannacher, at the announcement of the
publication of a new brochure on the goals and background
of the organization, which has been classified as hostile to
democracy.
Scientology was said to be continuing its efforts to convert
the social order into a totalitarian system, said Rannacher. In
doing that, it is maintaining its long-term strategy of
infiltrating important social areas. Baden-Wuerttemberg is
the site of heavy Scientology activity. Of the approximately
five to six thousand members nationwide, 1,200 are
believed to live in the southwest [area of Germany]. As
published by the study, they are questioned about "the most
intimate things" in their lives in so-called "auditing sessions,"
which resemble interrogations. By doing that, members
become capable of being blackmailed. At the end is said to
be "a prison of thought and deed."
According to the findings of Constitutional Security, a total
of more than 60 businesses in the state are led by
Scientologists or managed according to their principles.
Among them are business consulting firms, real estate
companies, construction companies and advertising
agencies. As Rannacher mentioned, he is working with a
considerable area of obscurity which needs explanation.
According to the study, the cover organizations of
Scientology include the "Commission for Violations of
Psychiatry against Human Rights" (KVPM), the alleged
drug rehab "Narconon"
®
and the tutorial provider "Applied
Scholastics."
The state office wants to give an insight into the Scientology
system with the brochure. "Infinite over-assessment of self
and contemptuousness of all others are characteristic of the
totalitarian world picture of Scientology," reads the report.
As evidence, the Constitutional Security agents include
quotations from written Scientology material in which a "goal
worth striving for" in a future society is described as granting
civil rights only to Scientologists.
According to the study, Scientology systematically tries to
incriminate and discredit critics and former members. In
Germany, the "arsenal of weapons" of the OSA secret
service ranges from the broadcast of scandalous letters
containing material gathered by spying to intimidation by
threatening lawsuits.
The brochure can be order from the state office for
Constitutional Security in Stuttgart.
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September 14, 1999
Mannheimer Morgen
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