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[ Article crossposted from alt.religion.scientology ]
[ Author was Tilman Hausherr ]
[ Posted on Sun, 11 May 1997 17:15:18 GMT ]

In <5l4keu$hav@tor-nn1-hb0.netcom.ca>, Lorne Ash Howard Ash
<lash@netcom.ca> wrote:

>I understand that Criminon enters into the prison system and 
>attempts to reform members of the prison population.  
>Their rehabilitative methods apparently include a focus on communication.  
>To what extent is this group related to Scientology?  What is 
>the basis of their rehabilitative methodology?  Does their work 
>involve any indoctrination of the fundamentals of Scientology?

Yes Lorne, the communication course is a scientology course. CRIMINON is
a part of scientology. The  "training routines"  are actually methods to
teach people to obey scientology and to manipulate non-scientologists.
The "way to happiness" is also a book to get people into the cult, as
acknoledged in german court.

To say it short: CRIMINON is scientology - it just isn't called so.

Another problem is that scientology, a cult with a criminal founder, by
connecting into prisons, can actively recruit people for future covert
operations; when these people get caught, no problem: "they were
criminals".

Rehabilation of criminals is a good thing - but it should be done by
honest organisations.

Tilman