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[SocialTransparency]

 Just received this interesting bit of insanity in my mail box.

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[Lorelei]

Wonder why a New York area magazine got sent to you in Georgia. Weird.

Also, typical creepy pseudoscience we've come to expect from the cult.

Might be of interest to the folks in Australia, as it makes the ties between the Purif / their weird theories about "detoxing" / Narconon propaganda and Scientology very clear.

[mefree]

The important question is, "Do you sometimes feel wooden and lifeless?"

[Lorelei]

Maybe the Purif works best on marionettes.

[SocialTransparency]

Wonder why a New York area magazine got sent to you in Georgia. Weird.

Do not know the answer to that one. At least it wasn't a bill.

[ethercat]

Maybe the Purif works best on marionettes.

During the TRs, the scientologists are taught to be like marionettes, so maybe you're onto something here.

                                   

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Purification Program $1,600 (non-taxable).

Last year, I got a postcard to attend Narconon Riverbend in Louisiana.  I still haven't figured out how you get on a mailing list for drug rehabs. 

All I can figure out is that being on gardening catalog mailing lists somehow translates to growing stuff which may be illegal stuff, so you may need a drug rehab.    Seems like a long shot to me.