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Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2014 18:06:31 -0400
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Stephen's Secure Blog #370
These stories about Stephen began was when he was 10 years old, and
moving to a new part of the country to attend a special school for
gifted students, in the 1950's. This was from a time before computers
would fit on a desk, and when people communicated with friends in other
countries by actual letters sent through the postal service. He wrote
225 of them to a friend. He stopped writing to his penpal, but found he
still wanted to record his life, in case he lost his memory again, and
wrote 30 entries in his first logbook. Then he wrote to an artificial
intelligence called Geenee, in the master computer in his school for
gifted students, which he started attending in 2016. Now it's after
2018, and he's continuing to save his memories in a secure blog.
All characters are fictitious, even if some of them might have names
that belong to some actual people, or act like people we know.
The stories may not be posted in chronological order.
Stephen is 19 in this story, in Winter of year 9 of his special school.
Stephen's Secure Blog #370 "More Saints"
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I gave the Scientologist, John, a week, and called him. After some
polite things, I said, "I have a request of you, and it's entirely
voluntary. I would like to use what happened in our fateful meeting
last week, to scare the Mormons into making some improvements." He
laughed his head practically off his shoulders. When he could, he said,
"If the recording doesn't go public, I'm all for it. Your title is very
well deserved." I said "Well, thanks. It will be in a crystal, so they
can't publish it. If they don't want to read it, I'll project it like a
movie." He said, still laughing a little, "Good luck!"
I called the Mormon, Matt. After polite things, he said, "We've
noticed a shakeup at that other er, religion. Your doing?" I said "I
should just sit back and let you conduct the conversation with
yourself." He laughed. I said "Yes it was my doing, and I would like to
share a recording of what happened, in person, with you and your
ultimate bosses." He said "Considering the suspected alternative, we
will have to do that. You made a BIG impression on them with the
recording of our meeting." I said "I hope they hadn't had too much in
the way of liquids before that." He laughed, and said, "It didn't quite
come to that, but I'll warn them this time." I said "If some who should
be there, don't show, I can provide instant transportation. I did that
recently, to some er, surprise." He laughed some more. He said "I have
mixed feelings about our expected meeting." I said "A painful
combination of overwhelming curiosity and absolute dread?" He laughed
again, and said, "You really do know people!" I said "Well, I've been
more than enough of them. Give me a call when the meeting is set up for
before April first." He said he would, and we said our farewells.
I ported to the meeting at the Mormon headquarters in Utah. I noticed
that one who should have been there, wasn't. We all did polite things,
and Matt said, "One of us is with his sick wife and child. He asks that
you transport him your way, to reduce the travel time for this
meeting." I said "I see him, and I'm asking him if he is ready." I
ported him in, and said, "I apologize for this necessity. I admire your
dedication, but I'm not surprised at that, knowing of your great
success in imbuing high moral standards and industriousness in your
people." They just stared at me, dumfounded. I grinned, and said, "I
absolutely love surprising people with good things." There were some
smiles and chuckles. I said "Want some more? Of all the major
religions, you have done that more than any other outside of
monasteries, and I have a LOT of respect for that." They really
appreciated that. I said "Oh, I think you might have guessed that I
kind of like doing the unexpected." Some good chuckles.
I said "Now I would like to play the video of what I recently did in
the headquarters of Scientology. Ready?" They were, and I did that,
from the private meeting with John, to the full meeting at the
headquarters. When it was over, they sat stunned. I said "Comments?"
The leader said, "We are not the leader in moral standards. You are. I
think any one of us would have done what you did, if we could have."
There were a lot of nods of agreement. One said, "Thank you for showing
us this, but I think you are not here to brag. You want us to change in
some way we might want to resist, and you wanted us to know what might
happen to us if we don't." I said to Matt, "I think I know now why the
Catholic hierarchy isn't filled with an overabundance of intelligence.
You've kept it here." Some light pleased laughter. I put a lie detector
on the table.
I said "Now to the specific topic I'm here for. You know of my
position on homosexuality and gay marriage." They all nodded. I said
"Comments?" The leader said, "You want us to change our position on
that?" I said "I want us to discuss it. What comes of that, is
presently undetermined. No, I'm NOT a politician!" They laughed in
reaction. I said "First, I'll give you the scientific explanation of
the subject." I did, including the evolutionary aspect of it. They
found it very interesting, in spite of themselves. Then I said, "I know
of this more than anybody in history, because I can examine brains and
minds from inside of them while they are in operation, down to the
subatomic level. Now you see there is a differenced between sexual
attraction, which one can't choose or remove, and sexual ACTIONS. Tell
me, does the Bible prohibit homosexual feelings, or just the
activities?" The leader said, "I see your point. Too fine of a
distinction for some, but a valid truth."
I said "Why did I write my opposition to it in the Bible?" Some jaws
dropped, and some nodded. I said "Mosaic law was all about cleanliness
and health, and maintaining a stable society. We didn't know what
caused diseases, but we DID know that cleanliness helped to prevent
them. Pigs made people sick. Too much use of the er, back door, made
people sick. The problem with those things, is that not everybody got
sick, and most didn't understand about cause and effect, or care about
risk all that well. The only way to keep the people as healthy as
possible was to make it a law from God, where if they broke it, the
whole community would suffer. Do you eat pork now?" The leader said,
"Another point accepted. I would add, before you do, that Jesus kissed
men, which was the custom in those times." I said "I'll raise you, with
that David served under Saul a LOT, and it was with love. And Noah's
sons, were hot even for their father. At least in the Bible. In real
life, it was MUCH different." One said "Would you tell us about that?"
I said "Another time, and you can read it when it's published. As
Daniel, when I wrote about Noah, and the rest of Genesis and Exodus,
and more, it was partially from dreams, which I didn't know at the time
were from my past lives." One said "There have been some recent books
of parts of the Bible, written as fiction, which are very popular,
which some speculate might actually be real." I said "I've heard about
that. I'll say only this about it now. I wrote the book on Masada, of
my life that ended there."
I said "Back to why I am here. I request that you, as a Church, not
oppose homosexuality as an orientation, because it is not a moral
choice, but you can still oppose the actions if you need to, but I hope
you don't. More strongly, I request that you stop acting against gay
marriage. It hurts people. Good people who can't help who they are, who
are not hurting anybody else because of that. And their children! What
hurts people unjustly, hurts ME, and in a way, all of humanity.
Realistically, what happens in the bedrooms of people who are not in
your religion, is not any of your business. Or mine. Or anybody else's,
unless they get off on that. I know that sounds crude, but you might be
surprised at how many of the loudest voices against homosexuality,
belong to homosexuals who hate that part of themselves, even while they
are screwing their rentboys." Some of them nodded in agreement.
One of them laughed, and said, "Sorry, but I see one of your possible
ploys if we don't do as you ask." I said "With all the intelligence
here, I wouldn't be surprised if many of you can see a lot more than
that." More aware nods. I said "Church policy doesn't need to be
imposed on all the members. While you would stop institutional actions
as official policy, individuals can still be nasty with hate to others,
without er, punishment." One said "You know that won't be enough." I
said "You know your people better than I do. I don't know what you will
do about my request, but I should tell you that I think my request is
fair and just, and that people who have gone against me in those
things, haven't enjoyed that tremendously. Er, ask the Chinese." Some
laughter. One said, "I like and support what you did in freeing Tibet.
Great work!" There was a lot of agreement with that. One said, "And the
Catholics?" I said "I'm working on that, and I expect to be doing more
regarding them in my next CNN show after my love broadcast on the
first. They plan to ask me about Scientology and your faith, which is
why I'm doing this now. I really don't like saying bad things about
people, but I can't lie." The leader said, "Would you help us in
preparing a statement?" I said "Who here didn't know I would be
prepared for that?" Some good laughter.
I said "I REALLY appreciate the intelligence and good will here. So
much different from the Chinese government!" More laughter. One said
"What about Islam?" I said "I've been ordered to not mess with the
Koran at this time, and to tell you the truth, I would advise you, if
you ever visit an Islamic country, and visit a public rest room there,
do NOT bend over!" One nodded, and said, "I have to agree. In Somalia,
boys and young men are NOT safe." I said "And Afghanistan, and
Pakistan, and the absolute worst is Saudi Arabia. Turkey is a little
more civilized about it, but just barely. And it's not caused by the
gays, but by straight men who don't have access to woman, and as an
expression of dominance. It's worse than a prison. Most boys are raped
before they shave, and in turn, they do that to other boys after they
start shaving. It's horrible, and I can't do anything about it." They
did notice my tears. I said through them, "I can't change entire
societies."
I said "Here are some sample statements." I passed the sheets around.
I said "I think you can see which ones I like better than others." Some
nodded. One said "The different shades of blue, might have given us a
clue." We chuckled. The leader said, "I must say, these are very well
see anything in them requiring us to allow gays in our religion." I
said "Yes. I have no right to even request that of you. However, even
Catholics accept them. I have a feeling, however vague, that you don't
want to be thought of as worse than Catholics." They had a good laugh,
and some had more respectful looks. I said "There's more, actually. 40%
of Priests are gay, and most in the higher levels are aware of that.
Oddly enough to some, only a very few gays are molesting boys. It's
mostly the straights. Prison emulation." They nodded. I said "And I
WILL be addressing that in my next interview, if I'm asked about
religions and child abuse." There was a lot of approval for that. In
passing around the documents, they each noted on them their
preferences. When they got back to the leader, he reviewed them, and
said, "I didn't expect this. It's almost unanimous that we chose the
strongest document, and for two of us, they preferred one only slightly
less strong. If I had known this before, we would already have done
this." There was a lot of approval for that. He said, "Stephen, did you
expect this?" I said "I have a different philosophy. I don't do the
expect thing. I work with what is there. I do plan for many
contingencies, though. Such as accepting hugs and kisses for my lack of
opposition to bigamy." They had to laugh.
I said "Now for something strange." More laughter. I said "Yes. I'm
putting together a part time touring jazz band of assorted clerics. I
can play any instrument, and I have already signed up a Catholic Priest
with the saxophone, authorized by the Pope. Well, he laughed when I
said that even Priests can have sax." They laughed loudly. I said "I'll
make the instruments, custom for the musicians. Paolo is so much in
love with his, it's almost er, saxual." More laughter. I said "I would
like to have one of your faith, current or past Bishop, if possible.
Then I'll go to the others."
The leader said, "I'll ask around." One said "You met in private with
"Shhhhhh. He's still the Pope, which should tell you something. And I
won't let him be killed." They nodded in approval. I said "It may take
one or two more Popes, but there WILL be significant change in the
Vatican. Cardinals don't resign often, and I don't support
assassination. But If I could get those old men to exercise
things like this to Buddhism. I made a Abbot in Thailand be shunned by
other Abbots there. In Tibet, I caused five Abbots to resign. And one
in China. Shaolin, actually. In Tibet, I completely closed down one
Monastery, and forbade those in it to start another. I have to be fair
and just." They nodded with respect. I sighed, and said, "It's not
fun." They felt for me.
I stood, and so did they. I said "I love all people, but I don't like
and respect some of them. Here I do. With friends, I offer my personal
love." I held out my arms. They didn't hesitate. I hugged them with all
my love, one by one, and helped them sit. I said "The crystal on the
table is a lie detector. It's always on, with a range of about four
meters, and will glow red when it needs to. I don't need such an
instrument to detect lies. You may keep it as a gift, or destroy it.
Please contact me with anything of your interest. Farewell, and may the
true God of all of us, bless you with his special love." I said to the
man I had ported, "Push the button on this when you are standing and
you want me to port you home, to your now healthy family." He nodded
through his tears. I bowed, and ported home.
Chad said "I didn't expect what you said to them, and really didn't
expect that outcome!" Hawk said "You played them like a whole
orchestra." Rose said, "They were about to worship you, too." I said
"Tell me why." She said "You played up moral strength to the hilt,
theirs and yours, and they ate it up." Chad said, "That he did, and
iced that cake with the lie detector. It showed he didn't lie, and that
they didn't either." I covered the living room floor with all kinds of
cakes with great icing. They laughed loudly. I dragged them off their
chairs and onto the cakes, and we rolled around on them and ate some of
them, and then licked each other clean, rolled on them some more, and
did more licking, until we were full, and exhausted from all our
deliberately induced great orgasms. Sometimes, you really can have your
cake, and eat it, too. And each other.
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