The Scientology Cult..... Movie.... Good stuff!

[_Jersey Girl]

Not to put a too fine a point on it, but he read it. He didn't understand what he read.

You are really stretching the definition of "read" here... : )

Pfffft! Not if we're talking about hyperlexia. I've worked with children (mainly autism spectrum) who could decode the written word at a remarkablly early age, pronounce the words and had no idea what they were really reading.

[_canpakes]

and so I switched to being a Teacher.

No.

Can you even imagine? Lol.

I've lost count of how many illustrious and adventurous careers ldsfaqs claims to have been a part of. Maybe we should ask for a timeline.

[_Jersey Girl]

Can you even imagine? Lol.

I've lost count of how many illustrious and adventurous careers ldsfaqs claims to have been a part of. Maybe we should ask for a timeline.

I'm thinking English teacher. Maybe a choir teacher? He does sing like George Michael, Josh Groban and Pavarotti.

I swear he does.

[_schreech]

I didn't "fail" in my first career choice.
I was two weeks from starting the Police Acadamy, and I had a tech glitch with paperwork that there wasn't time to fix, and that time caused me to re-evaluate what I wanted to do career wise and for family, and I realized I wanted to work a more normal schedual so as to be there better for family, and so I switched to being a Teacher. At first I thought about continuing my education in Music, but being married and practical thoughts had me continue the teaching route. Of course, the ex screwed that up, but that's another story. In transition now after many years, don't know which way to go anymore since there's so much I was supposed to have done.

Anyway, more ignorant lying from you about people.

Lol, "tech glitch", that's what they tell people who fail the background check or psych eval. So a lifetime to planning on going into law enforcement and pretending to be a cop and a "tech glitch" was all it took to change your mind. I think its cute how you think teachers have more normal "scheduals" than police officers. So you failed at both of your initial career choices and you blame your ex for that as well...pathetic.

Think of all the things you could have been if werent for that blood sucking, force feeding harpy...you know, it could just be that you are not all that bright and not all that talented but, hey, it probably makes you feel better to blame someone else...

also, I noticed you ignored my request for one of the lists you mentioned:

"Anyway, please provide a list that any law enforcement agency uses to identify cults..."

Please link one up so we can verify your claims that Mormonism is not on the lists that law enforcement use to identify cults.

[_ldsfaqs]

I did fail the background check moron..... but only because of my military experience in which I had to leave early for health/family reasons, so I didn't get an Honorable discharge. And no, I didn't do anything illegal, and I wasn't considered "crazy" either.
All I had to do was have a different agency do the background check, that didn't have an automatic disqualifyer.... However, finding out only 2 weeks before the Academy was to start, having all my equipment, uniforms, gun, etc. etc. caused not enough time to have another agency to do the check which I would have easily passed. So, when I got screwed..... I looked into eventually getting it taken care of, going to a Night Academy etc., and that's when I decided to change my career. I realized I didn't want to work long hours, nights, etc. Is that so hard to comprehend?

Further, the criminal justice classes I took, most of them were teachers at the Academy. Not only that, but the Director of the Criminal Justice program was also the Academy director, and he made clear to me that my military experience/discharge wouldn't be a problem, because I had done nothing wrong etc. He however didn't realize that they had an "automatic" disqualifyer. I spent 2 years of criminal justice and general ed classes the equivalent of an Associates, and the Academy would have completed it preparing to go to the Academy at the end of that time. There was ZERO expectation that my background check wouldn't have went through. So yes, it WAS a "paper glitch".

Again, shows how much you know...... keep it up. Keep lying about people in your wicked evil fantasy, as if your fantasy's of people are actually reality and truth.

[_ldsfaqs]

If you people had actually READ what I said (which you never do, seeing only what you want to see) you would have noticed I said Federal and other Law Enforcement Agency's NO LONGER PROVIDE A LIST..... due to the potential controversy.

20+ years ago or so, they used to. And Mormonism wasn't on it for at least 50+ years. Not sure when we were taken off or were ever on it.
It's not like I've looked for the official listing 100 years ago on what the Government considered cults.

Anyway, pay attention idiots as usual....

[_schreech]

I did fail the background check moron.....

Lol, so i was right when i said:

""tech glitch", that's what they tell people who fail the background check or psych eval."

but only because of my military experience in which I had to leave early for health/family reasons, so I didn't get an Honorable discharge.

That is not surprising at all...

Again, shows how much you know..

Yea, I knew exactly what a "tech glitch" meant...you failed your background check. No agency/department (at least no legitimate department for any real city/state) would hire you if you werent honorably discharged from the military no matter what agency did the bg check. Im guessing they told you that when you failed the first check and didn't bother scheduling you for another academy class. I had an actual "paper glitch" in my DEA bg check process when i moved from DC to Cali - they just rescheduled me for a different academy class. Dropping out of the military is a huge red flag in law enforcement.

Also, still waiting on that list.

[_schreech]

If you people had actually READ what I said (which you never do, seeing only what you want to see) you would have noticed I said Federal and other Law Enforcement Agency's NO LONGER PROVIDE A LIST..... due to the potential controversy.

20+ years ago or so, they used to. And Mormonism wasn't on it for at least 50+ years. Not sure when we were taken off or were ever on it.
It's not like I've looked for the official listing 100 years ago on what the Government considered cults.

Anyway, pay attention idiots as usual....

"3. Further, when various Law Enforcement agency's used to have their cult "listings" Mormonism was not included as one of them (they may have been in the 1800's and early 1900's with some agency's, but they weren't the last 50 at least years in the listings that were more clear and professional based)."

Feel free to show us any of the more "clear and professional based" lists from the last 50 years. Any one of the lists used by law enforcement in the last 50 years would be fine...

I realize that you are just a lying liar who knows nothing about law enforcement, cults or lists of cults used by law enforcement but its fun to point out how full of sh$# your are...

[_ldsfaqs]

So, paper glitches do happen, yet you can't seem to be objective and apply the same consideration to me.
Like I said, during my "waiting", I simply decided to change careers.
Also, the Academy I was going to only did one like every 6 months or a year (can't remember now).
The Academy was a part of the college, and my Tuition was helping to pay for the Academy, so my not going when I did screwed everything up.
But, you can't understand such things..... It just MUST be because I'm "crazy" simply because you are a lying bigot who believes differently than me, conservatives just MUST be "crazy".

FYI..... I've passed PLENTY of background checks after that.
I've never commited a crime, never had "psycologial" issues either.
I could go into law enforcement right now if I so chose. Not all agency's have an "auto-ban" application process for military discharges.
Most use common sense according to "why" you didn't get an Honorable. Like I said, I did nothing that would disqualify me.

Anyway, you like your lies of people more than the truth clearly. So, enjoy.
Some other idiot here a time or two couldn't believe I was a Marine, and so I showed them a pic or two.
You're the same. I've never told a lie in my life (save when young).

[_ldsfaqs]

Well, since the FBI etc. don't publish a list anymore moron, how do you expect me to find it?

The Internet was just invented after the last list was published.
Google shows nobody putting it up from a quick search, which is not surprising since it's not relevant anymore, not a law enforcement standard.