"You see, take a gun (they are all over the place), put a bullet in there (also easy). Now locate the whereabouts of Gerry (requires some doingness), then go to him (take a plane, that's fastest), wait for him (at some place), pull your gun (does not require much musclepower), then aim (some will have problems with this), and finally pull the trigger..(keep your hand steady or you'll miss altogether). Easy no?"

— Spacetraveler
February 8, 2005

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"Gerry Armstrong" <g...@gerryarmstrong.org> wrote in message
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> You don't need an exit strategy if you don't get in.

Meaning you don't want peope to find out for themselves. What does this say
about you?

If you want to leave the organization, it's just opening the door and walk
out, that's al. Exit strategy?

Spacetraveler

>
> But if you're in, or about to go in, you need an exit strategy.
>
> The good thing about Scientology is that it *can* be exited.
>
> Life, God, Love, those sorts of things, can't be exited even by
> killing yourself, or by killing every other living entity in the
> universe, so an exit strategy isn't needed. That's not to say that a
> will is not useful, but forget Life for the moment. You're left with
> God and Love, which compose Life anyway.
>
> But yes, have an exit strategy. And don't be afraid to die in its
> execution. That should make obvious the need for depth in your
> strategy.
>
> I didn't have an exit strategy right up to the end, and in the end I
> probably had more time to develop it than many before and after me
> had. You have the time until you exit to develop an exit strategy from
> the moment you know you need one. You do.
>
> I suggest this simple 4-step program:
>
> 1. Think about all the reasons to exit. 2. Think about all the reasons
> there could be to exit you haven't even thought about. 3. Develop an
> exit strategy. 4. Exit.
>
> © Gerry Armstrong
> http://www.gerryarmstrong.org

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