Aaron Smith Levin new tweet on Clearwater Abuse on new *EXECUTIVE* trainees

[Karen#1]

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Aaron Smith-Levin
@GrowingupinSCN

For months now David Miscavige has been forcing 700 trainees at the Flag Land Base in Clearwater to work all night and sleep all day.

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David Miscavige has ordered Scientology staff from all over the world to Clearwater for a new Executive training program. However, Miscavige ha

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[Lee #28]

This is really weird!

Yes....abuse IMO.

 

[Karen#1]

The word SCIENTOLOGY is synonymous with ABUSE.
God help those who sign on as STAFF, as TRAINEES, as Sea Org members.
Hubbard created a Monster.
Perhaps that's why towards the very end he said "I've failed"

 

[Enthetan]

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Aaron Smith-Levin
@GrowingupinSCN

For months now David Miscavige has been forcing 700 trainees at the Flag Land Base in Clearwater to work all night and sleep all day.

youtube.com
David Miscavige's Current Coverup in Clearwater Leads To Abuse Of...
David Miscavige has ordered Scientology staff from all over the world to Clearwater for a new Executive training program. However, Miscavige ha

https://twitter.com/x/status/1544747442725429248

It may be DM's "brilliant solution" for how to bring 700 people to Flag and not have to get extra berthing space for them.

The US military calls it "hot bunking", where night-shift people and day-shift people share the same bunks (but not at the same time)

Urban Dictionary: hot bunking

hot bunking: is a common practice (often found on board naval submarines) where several people share the same bed. When the next person swaps out for work,...

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They would also be using class space that is being used for something else during the day.

At least they are apparently getting sleep at some part of the day, which is more than could be said for many SO people.

 

[onceuponatime]

It may be DM's "brilliant solution" for how to bring 700 people to Flag and not have to get extra berthing space for them.

The US military calls it "hot bunking", where night-shift people and day-shift people share the same bunks (but not at the same time)

Urban Dictionary: hot bunking

hot bunking: is a common practice (often found on board naval submarines) where several people share the same bed. When the next person swaps out for work,...

www.urbandictionary.com

They would also be using class space that is being used for something else during the day.

At least they are apparently getting sleep at some part of the day, which is more than could be said for many SO people.

I don't think it will get to that point. The Flag building is massive with a lot of course room space. If they study on this crazy night schedule they have more than enough space for all the trainees they could want.

What I'm actually curious about is how they're handling berthing. Are they packing them 12 to a room like during GAT II? It's the only way that they can fit that many people at student motels.

 

[SuperstarNeilC]

 

[Enthetan]

What I'm actually curious about is how they're handling berthing. Are they packing them 12 to a room like during GAT II? It's the only way that they can fit that many people at student motels.

If they are doing hot-bunking, then it could be 12 to a room, but only 6 in the room at any one time.

 

[Karakorum]

For months now David Miscavige has been forcing 700 trainees at the Flag Land Base in Clearwater to work all night and sleep all day.

Gee, that's an improvement. At the WUS CLO we were working all day and then working most of the night to boot.

/sarcasm

What I'm actually curious about is how they're handling berthing. Are they packing them 12 to a room like during GAT II? It's the only way that they can fit that many people at student motels.

Hot-bunks, plus they might have these old iron 2-decker 3-decker beds. Or there might be some people sleeping in sleeping bags on these wide sheets of construction styrofoam like they did during renos in California circa 2000-2001. Anyone remembers that styrofoam?

 

[onceuponatime]

If they are doing hot-bunking, then it could be 12 to a room, but only 6 in the room at any one time.

I haven't heard of them doing this, but it could be their plan sometime in the future.

Gee, that's an improvement. At the WUS CLO we were working all day and then working most of the night to boot.

/sarcasm


Hot-bunks, plus they might have these old iron 2-decker beds. Or there might be some people sleeping in sleeping bags on these wide sheets of construction styrofoam like they did during renos in California circa 2000-2001. Anyone remembers that styrofoam?

Only two decker beds? I've heard they were using triple bunks during the GAT II evolution, I'm sure they still have them around somewhere. They might already be in use.

 

[Enthetan]

Only two decker beds? I've heard they were using triple bunks during the GAT II evolution, I'm sure they still have them around somewhere. They might already be in use.

On the EPF I was in a quadruple-decker bunk bed (which went to the ceiling). The top bunk was for storage. They packed them into the room, side by side, leaving just a narrow passageway to get to your bed, and then have to crawl in from the foot of the bed to get on your mattress.

After EPF, I was in a motel room with about 9 other guys. Triple-decker bunks (top for storage).

 

[cakemaker]

My 2 cents is that this schedule is to minimize the co mingling of public with outer org staff.

Flag public would quickly hear about what a failure the Ideal Org program has been and how there has been zero expansion.

 

[Enthetan]

My 2 cents is that this schedule is to minimize the co mingling of public with outer org staff.

Flag public would quickly hear about what a failure the Ideal Org program has been and how there has been zero expansion.

Yes, that is a danger. Here you have staff from lots and lots of orgs getting together and being able to chat and compare notes, and come to the realization that ALL of Scientology is fucked up, it's not just their little org that's messed up.

 

[Reyne Mayer]

My 2 cents is that this schedule is to minimize the co mingling of public with outer org staff.

Flag public would quickly hear about what a failure the Ideal Org program has been and how there has been zero expansion.

it makes sense to me that the move is at least in part to create some sort of compartmentalization like that.

related, i wonder if they are having trouble with the gathered GAA execs comparing notes and realizing just how badly almost all the orgs are doing....

 

[onceuponatime]

My 2 cents is that this schedule is to minimize the co mingling of public with outer org staff.

Flag public would quickly hear about what a failure the Ideal Org program has been and how there has been zero expansion.

I don't think it's that much of a danger. It's kind of an open secret that the orgs are empty and failing. Of course no one talks about it, but they already know it. And if anyone did talk about it they would get in a ton of trouble.

I'm sure part of it is to keep Flag public happy, but I don't think there's much risk of execs going around and talking about how bad the orgs are.

Keeping up appearances is drilled into SO and staff members, it isn't just DM that can easily lie about expansion (though orgs won't be as blatant).

it makes sense to me that the move is at least in part to create some sort of compartmentalization like that.

related, i wonder if they are having trouble with the gathered GAA execs comparing notes and realizing just how badly almost all the orgs are doing....

I think most execs already know it's failing and orgs are not expanding. They are good at lying to themselves but they do know.

 

[HelluvaHoax!]

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"Big Lie" du jour by the cult. . .

The "GOLDEN AGE OF ADMIN".

How is it a golden age?

The policies they are studying at Flag are the same policies that existed in the 1960s. That's when St. Hill was at it zenith, right?

There were some more policies released in the 1970s.

No special policies released in the 80s because Hubbard was on the run, sick, losing his cognitive powers and then dead in '86,

So 99.8% of the policies ("admin") existed by 1980. That's 42 years ago!

The Scientologists have been feverishly studying those policies, clay demoing those policies, drilling those policies and applying those policies for 42 years. If they couldn't understand and apply them in 42 years, what is new of different about studying those same policies in 2022?

ANSWER: Nothing

A complete scam.

A hoax.

But Scientologists will shortly be purchasing the "ALL NEW & IMPROVED GREEN POLICY VOLUMES".

And they will be giving standing ovations and cheering like mad when it's announced that the new (but really old) policies are being released for sale!

Have I mentioned recently that Scientologists are profoundly gullible?

...

 

[Lee #28]

Is all Golden Age now drilled .....by oneself to a wall....until one has it word for word?

 

[Karen#1]

Then there is the arduous Chinese School, where students after muster, must parrot Hubbard doctrines.
I recall one chanting was the 7 division Org Board and the Valuable Final Product of each division. ...

 

[Reyne Mayer]

what is new of different about studying those same policies in 2022

Hoaxie, sometimes you are so dense....

now they are studying the policies in proper order. don't you know that magickal spells don't work if not done exactly right?!

 

[cakemaker]

Hoaxie, sometimes you are so dense....

now they are studying the policies in proper order. don't you know that magickal spells don't work if not done exactly right?!

and without semicolons....

 

[Karakorum]

My 2 cents is that this schedule is to minimize the co mingling of public with outer org staff.

Flag public would quickly hear about what a failure the Ideal Org program has been and how there has been zero expansion.

They'd wish they only had zero expansion. By all evidence, scientology shrunk between 2019-2022 during the lockdowns.

Yes, that is a danger. Here you have staff from lots and lots of orgs getting together and being able to chat and compare notes, and come to the realization that ALL of Scientology is fucked up, it's not just their little org that's messed up.

Yep and all of that without continental ethics to keep them in line and monitor the gossip.

I think most execs already know it's failing and orgs are not expanding. They are good at lying to themselves but they do know.

Execs knew the real numbers even in the 90s and 2000s.