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WISE International Business Directory 1999 Switzerland Below is listed information taken from World Institute of Scientology Enterprises business directory of 1999. WISE is an integral part of Scientology and WISE licensed consultants like Hollander Consultants or Sterling Management Systems get money for every new Scientology recruit they are urged to make. Travel Agency Weber Solomin PO Box 78 1000 Lausanne 5 Switzerland Expansion Assurances Cesar Polo Av. de Vinet 25 1004 Lausanne Switzerland (+41) 21-643-9040 (+41) 21-257-936 Buensoz, Sophie Chemin Beau-Val 26 1012 Lausanne Switzerland (+41) 21-657-2777 Cjez Patrocoa Jean Patricia Hopper 47. La Pontaise 1018 Lausanne Switzerland (+41) 21-646-7060 (+41) 21-646-7060 Hubbard College of Administration of Lausanne Rue des Alpes 54 1023 Crissier Switzerland (+41) 21-671-1190 (+41) 21-671-1191 buensozs@worldcom.ch Etudos Vente Realization Evr Alain Bohren Route de Geneve 648 1028 Preuernges Switzerland (+41) 210-729-4414 (+41) 21-728-9963 Corpsano, S.A. Catherine Douady 28 Chemin de la Colline, C.P. 36 1093 La Conversion Switzerland (+41) 21-791-5257 (+41) 21-791-1257 A-Z Formatique Michael Nievergelt 4 rue des Marbriers 1204 Geneve Switzerland (+41) 22-321-0760 (+41) 22-321-0765 Formatique Bohren Pasche Fernand Pasche 6 rue de la Rotisserie 1204 Geneva Switzerland (+41) 22-310-0982 (+41) 22-310-0983 Roberts, Josiane 4 rue Bergalonne 1205 Geneva Switzerland Organization & Management Monique Kimmeier 77 rue du Village 1214 Vernier-Geneva Switzerland (+41) 22-341-5170 (+41) 22-341-5177 Bureau Fiduciaire Ilse Zemp Ilse Zemp Av. de Chatelaine 97, CP 574 1219 Chatelaine Switzerland (+41) 22-796-7200 (+41) 22-796-7212 Francheschetti, Laurent 7 Chemin du Petray 1222 Vesenaz Switzerland (+41) 22-708-0251 (+41) 22-752-1001 Bösiger, Patrice PO Box 200 1233 Bernex Switzerland (+41) 22-757-1136 Lightec - Modern Mgmt. Tech. Jean-Luc Guignard Ch. de Monchoisi 3 1350 Orbe Switzerland (+41) 24-441-2963 (+41) 24-441-3782 guiluc@bluewin.ch Jaillot S.A. Roger Jaillot 1502 Chatillens Voud Switzerland (+41) 21-808-6146 (+41) 21-808-6145 Corbi, Paolo Grenade 32 1510 Moudon Switzerland (+41) 21-643-9055 (+41) 79-628-7365 Triangle Dominique Rossier Publoz B4 1604 Puidoux Switzerland (+41) 21-946-2283 Montangero, Gregoire Levant 15 1860 Aigle Switzerland (+41) 24-466-4777 (+41) 24-466-4330 greg.montangero@span.ch Chauvin, Jean Pierre Chemin Du Chateau 2805 Soyhieres Switzerland Jungi & Partner Lucie Jungi-Saner Freiburgstr, 555 3172 Niederwangen Switzerland (+41) 31-98-1515 (+41) 31-98-1510 Messer Klotzli AG Hans Peter Klotzli Hohengasse3 3400 Burgdorf 2 Switzerland (+41) 344-222-378 (+41) 344-227-693 Inter-Kamin AG Ernst Knutti Seidenfadenstr. 39 Posffach 660 3800 Interlaken Switzerland (+41) 33-822-7373 (+41) 33-823-4477 Trisnova Sven Ventin St. Jakobs Str. 92 4052 Basel Switzerland (+41) 61-313-6116 (+41) 61-313-6121 Jeker, Rolf Gueter Str. 92 4053 Basel Switzerland (+41) 1-815-6422 rjek@chilbun.com Zuelli Unternehmensberatung Christian Zuelli Gundeldingerrain 167 4059 Basel Switzerland (+41) 61-366-9131 (+41) 61-366-9135 Isler, Brigitta Blumenweg 278 4952 Eriswil Switzerland Tanz Schule Eichenberger Werner Eichenberger Oberdorf 4 5424 Unterehrendingen Switzerland (+41) 56-522-3902 (+41) 56-222-3902 Gehrlach Marketing Richard Gehrlach Aspenweg 3a 5436 Wuerenlos Switzerland (+41) 56-424-3488 (+41) 56-424-3488 Softwise GmbH Peter & Brigitte Hunziker Haldenmaeheli 26 5621 Zufikon Switzerland (+41) 56-648-4999 Minibit Ag Reto Gfeller Rigistrasse 16 A 5623 Boswil Switzerland (+41) 1-762-6464 (+41) 1-762-6446 Gatstone Informatik Benjamin Holenstein Muehlauerstrasse 7 5644 Au Switzerland (+41) 77-42-9812 Besi-Vertrieb Paolo Simone Hauptstr. 45 5734 Reinach AG Switzerland (+41) 62-771-6559 (+41) 62-771-6559 Timfit Hans-Peter Earth Box 366 Ebenaustrasse 10 6048 Horw Switzerland (+41) 342-0757 (+41) 342-0758 timfit@bluewin.ch Burkli & Partner Gerhard Burkli Auf Nallen 6 6206 Neuenkirch Switzerland Otto Meyer GmbH Otto Meyer Hochwacht 8 6233 Buron Switzerland (+41) 41-933-2744 Salesmedia Peter Steiner Langmattstrasse 6b 6343 Rotkreutz Zug Switzerland (+41) 41-792-0151 (+41) 41-792-0155 M Two Solution SA Marco Chiancianesi Via Mercoli 4 6900 Lugano Switzerland (+41) 91-972-6002 (+41) 91-972-7148 Galerie Markus Wyss Markus Wyss Rebgasse 5 8004 Zurich Switzerland (+41) 1-242-4202 (+41) 1-242-4024 wyssmarkus@swissonline.ch Hermann Springer AG Barbara Springer Gruengasse 19 8026 Zurich Switzerland (+41) 1-291-0669 springerag@access.ch Gruber Werbe-Management Rolf Gruber Witikonerstrasse 56 8032 Zurich Switzerland (+41) 1-422-2393 (+41) 1-422-2365 gruber@access.ch Toni-Reinigungen Iggi Giammaresi Letzigraben 136 Postfach 63 8047 Zurich Switzerland (+41) 1-491-3676 (+41) 1-491-0832 Elsasserlnformatik Jurg Elsasser Gubelstrasse 28 8050 Zurich Switzerland (+41) 1-322-5797 Dajoeri A.G. Juri Murk Wildenbuehlstr. 53 8135 Langnau Switzerland (+41) 1-713-3606 (+41) 1-713-3633 Luescher, Erich Marktweg 10 8136 Gettikon Switzerland (+41) 1-720-3418 Object Engineering GmbH Andres Koch Birmensdorferstrasse 32 8142 Uitikon-Waldegg Switzerland (+41) 140-04-700 (+41) 140-04-707 info@objeng.ch Baumann Fenster A.G. Urs Baumann Sulgerstrasse 12 8575 Burglen Switzerland (+41) 7-244-1118 (+41) 7-244-1162 Huber & Partner Martin Huber Langhagweg 8 8600 Dubendorf Switzerland (+41) 1-822-0855 (+41) 1-822-0866 Walser, Viktor Sunnebuelstrasse 29 8604 Volketswil Switzerland (+41) 1-945-3719 (+41) 1-945-3719 Architecture and Design Waiter Hegetschweiler Hirkenstrasse 63 8810 Horgen Switzerland (+41) 1-725-2577 (+41) 1-725-9016 Burgener, Fritz & Irene Kirchrain 29 8810 Horgen Switzerland (+41) 172-08772 Transporte + Umzuege Ernst Theiler Bahnhofstrasse 3 8832 Wollerau Switzerland (+41) 68-72-810 (+41) 68-72-811 Turner, Bruce Muehlematt Str. 14a PO Box 463 8903 Birmensdorf Switzerland (+41) 1-737-0906 (+41) 1-737-0906 bruce.turner@smile.ch A.E.F. AG Gerd Pabst Staldenstrasse 1 8905 Arni Switzerland (+41) 56-634-4080 (+41) 56-634-4081 Uptrend A.G. Thomas Elminger Toemlimatten 34 8926 Kappel Am Albis Switzerland (+41) 1-764-1048 (+41) 1-764-0988
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The Purpose of a Lawsuit is to HarassEver wonder where the famous Scientology "purpose of a lawsuit is to harass'' quote comes from ? It's in the red volumes. Or used to be ...
What Hubbard was discussing in this passage was the measures that can be taken to prevent people from using Scientology materials outside the church, e.g., to deliver unapproved auditing services. Hubbard claims the public needs to be protected from incompetent practitioners, but his real concern was loss of income, and loss of control over Dianetics and Scientology movement, as had previously occurred in New Jersey. Why was the "purpose of a lawsuit'' quote deleted ? The passage has caused much bad publicity for Scientology in the past. The unexpurgated version of that section of the article was filed as Exhibit G in the Fishman Declaration (reproduced below). The nastiest bits were bracketed in the filed version, so the court could see the evidence that Scientology's aggressively litigious nature was part of its official doctrine. Altering Hubbard's writing is one of the highest crimes in Scientology. But the cult routinely edits his work by discovering that an offending passage was actually written by some nameless "suppressive person" and inserted somehow into Hubbard's text prior to publication, usually as part of a "plot to destroy Scientology." There must have been an awful of lot of these suppressive persons working in the Hubbard Communications Office, because there have been a lot of changes over the years, but it seems these persons only get discovered when there is inconvenient text that needs to be disposed of. This article, still odious despite the minor deletion, has been cited in various legal filings over the years, including the Fishman Declaration, as "Magazine articles on level 0 checksheet." Here's an explanation of where this mis-identification comes from. Each Scientology course begins with a checksheet that lists the materials to be read and the exercises to be done on that course, in the order in which they are to be undertaken. "Level 0" is the first level of the academy course, i.e., the first level of auditor training. In 1968, the Hubbard College of Scientology, a branch of the Church of Scientology of California, published a 100 page booklet called "Magazine Articles on Level 0 Checksheet" that contained eight articles from Ability magzine and the Journal of Scientology. This booklet was apparently part of the auditor curriculum at one time, but it does not appear at all in more recent (circa 1990) versions of the academy levels, at least in the checksheets I've examined. According to Professor Steven Kent of the University of Alberta, who has studied the Scientology cult since 1986, "This item is required reading in the 1991 'Department of Special Affairs, Investigations Officer, Full Hat' course. Elsewhere in this same magazine article, Hubbard discusses what to do if a Scientologist encounters legal troubles. Again, an aggressive, even vicious response is urged. Is he crazy to be concerned about ``arrest for the practice of Scientology''? I think his concerns about legal trouble were well-founded, but he's distorting the situation in which an arrest would be likely. The practice of the Scientology religion is not illegal. But practicing medicine without a license is. And so is making unjustifiable medical claims in advertising material -- which is precisely what Scientology got into trouble for a decade later, when the FDA seized hundreds of E-meters. Even in this article, despite his worries about legal trouble, Hubbard boldly states that physicians and psychologists cannot cure mental or psychosomatic ills; only Scientologists can do that. He wants to practice medicine and psychotherapy, but he knows it's dangerous to do so openly. Hubbard's prohibition here against prescribing vitamins is curious, because one of the fundamentals of his Purification Rundown is dangerously high doses of Niacin. Obviously he did not take his own advice. Yet he's so concerned about being charged with illegally practicing medicine that he warns against even recommending diets. Inconsistency is one of his hallmarks, and the alternation within this one document between sweeping claims and paranoid defensiveness is definitely in character.
This same magazine article is incorrectly cited as just "Level 0 Checklist" in the Emmons Report, an extensive multi-volume report on Scientology produced by Lt. Ray Emmons of the Clearwater Police Department in the mid 1980s. Below is an excerpt from that report :
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