For Current Scientologists That Are Curious

Harold#1

A VERY STABLE SUPER GENIUS!!
I am going to defend Ron here. Hear me out: I'll be defending Ron as he was then - a man in his 70s, ill and surrounded by people with bad intentions who wanted to take advantage of him.

First and foremost: People get old and die. Scientologists also get old and die - good ones and bad ones, those who are out ethics and those who are not. I'm sure we all know great, kind, loving people who were devoted scientologists and died of cancer. They weren't out-ethics, they were not PTS, they used standard tech. Nothing protects from death, neither scientology tech, nor modern medicine, nor any other means known to man.

I cannot with full certainty say what illness did Ron have. But I think we can all agree that the photo below shows a man who is old and ill:


I think Ron might have been suffering from dementia, or maybe alzheimer disease. Or maybe even it was some drug that the people around him gave him. But in the 1980s he wasn't well and the advice that was supposedly coming from him did not align with what he was writing before.

I think we have no other option but to conclude that Ron was taken advantage of and that people like Dave Miscavige or Pat Broeker were manipulating some of his communication while fabricating others. By the time Ron died, he must have been out of touch with the world around him and the people who took power brought him down to "being objects". If you want to use scientology terms: He really was surrounded by SPs who had evil intentions.

That's why the new management was not properly hatted, because they prevented Ron from passing the mantle to the people he intended to. Regardless if you think Ron was a bad or good leader, the people who came next were not the ones he would have proposed. We can argue all day if Mayo would have been better worse or the same. But one thing is certain - Dave wouldn't be leading the church now if Hubbard got to decide.

To sum it up: I don't think Ron willingly took vistaril. By that time, Ron wasn't making decisions for himself anymore. Others were using him and then threw him away like an old rag when he was no longer needed. These are the same people who now hang his portraits everywhere and who now hide behind his policies.

Coincidentally, these people are still throwing away SO members like old rags whenever they age, get ill or no longer can perform their duties. Old habits die hard I guess.


Do I feel sorry for Ron, the man who designed the system I used to be a part of, when he was in his 70s and reduced to a piece of furniture to be shoved about by Pat and Dave? Yes, I do feel sorry for him. I guess I'm just 0.9 like that.
In the photo LRH is checking out a Honeywell Pentax, Spotmatic II camera with at least one Takumar lens and other accessories. The photo is said to be taken in 1972 or 1973 in the room LRH was renting in New York.

From Tony Ortega:

"Jim Dincalci has continued to be a valuable resource. We talk to him on occasion, and he provided Russell Miller with key information for his great biography of Hubbard, Bare-Faced Messiah. And it’s interesting to see him here, talking in particular about what it was like to live with Hubbard while the man was hiding out in Queens, New York from December 1972 to October 1973 while the yacht Apollo was in drydock back in Lisbon.

Dincalci gave up medical school to join Scientology, and ended up serving as Hubbard’s assistant medical officer on the Apollo as Hubbard ran Scientology from the ship in the Mediterranean, Atlantic, and Caribbean.

He relates a couple of Hubbard’s medical situations — and how it surprised him that the “enlightened being” who was master of “mass, energy, space, and time” needed painkillers and other medicines.

Like others, Dincalci found himself being screamed at by Hubbard, and he said that the man had a serious lack of self-esteem and assumed that everyone else was out to attack him.

Dincalci describes the December 1972 arrival in New York, which is also described in Miller’s Bare-Faced Messiah. Hubbard was stopped in customs with about $100,000 in various currencies. In the book, Dincalci explained that a customs agent who recognized Hubbard was a fan of his fiction and let him enter the country with the money.

Hubbard had been convicted of fraud in France, and while French agents were looking for him in Morocco and Portugal, he hid out with Dincalci and a bodyguard in Queens, spending most of his time watching television. (He hadn’t been in the US in about 14 years, and he was fascinated by how much had changed between 1959 and 1973.)

Dincalci says on a typical day, Hubbard would tell stories from his past lives, or told tall tales from his war years. And there was the fun canard that his pre-Dianetics manuscript, “Excalibur,” had been stolen by the Russians. Dincalci seems to get a kick out of that one.

The most important thing Hubbard got done during his months in Queens was writing up the plan for the Snow White Program, which he finished in April. Within a few years, his “Guardian’s Office,” following those instructions, would be well into the single largest infiltration of the US federal government in this country’s history.

But Dincalci says that Hubbard was depressed, and paranoid, and he never exhibited the traits of being “Clear.” Hubbard admitted to him that he’d never been exteriorized — out of his body, the hallmark of an upper-level Scientologist — during the nine years they knew each other.

He also describes Hubbard’s 1974 motorcycle accident in the Canary Islands after returning to the ship. Hubbard cracked a couple of ribs, and other witnesses, like Kima Douglas, his nurse, say Hubbard was never the same after that.

Give it a look and let us know what other details you find interesting…"



More from Tony Ortega:

"Levin had become well known to Scientologists in 1968 when he and his band People! — made up of all Scientologists — had a hit record, “I Love You.” In 1969, the group joined the Sea Org after getting a handwritten note from Hubbard approving the idea. “We were the first entertainers in the Sea Org,” Robbie tells us. In the mid-1970s, Levin traded music for his burgeoning clothing business, and by 1980, he had quietly left the church when Kima came to stay with him.

She told him that in 1975 Hubbard had suffered a pulmonary embolism in Curaçao and had been taken to a hospital, and then was very sick again at La Quinta, California in 1977 but he made her promise not to call an ambulance. Dincalci and Kima had been caring for him for years, but neither of them had medical degrees. So she called in a physician who was a Scientologist, Gene Denk, who would treat Hubbard for the rest of his life.

Levin says Kima told him that Denk gave Hubbard several pads of blank prescriptions that he’d pre-signed. “Hubbard was self-prescribing drugs for himself. A lot were oral, but some were by needle,” Levin says Kima told him. “Kima was afraid to talk about it because they were declaring people,” he says, referring to Scientology’s version of excommunication, “declaring” someone a “suppressive person.” She told Levin that Hubbard was dying. “He was so wacked out because of all the drugs. He’s going to die soon, and guess who’s going to take the fall,” she told him.

Dincalci says that’s what he saw, too.

“Yes, Denk pre-signed the pads,” he says. “I would write them up and go get them.”

Dincalci says that during the Gerry Armstrong litigation in 1983, he was deposed by church attorneys, who asked him about the allegation. “I said, ‘I still have those pads from Denk,’ and then the deposition was over. They didn’t want to hear anymore,” he says.

 

Dotey OT

Re-Membered
This is an after leaving Scientology realization that I had while driving home from work, and I just about drove into a ditch.

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The goal of having 10,000 on Solo Nots was something that was broadcast loudly, and you couldn't miss it, by design. Certainly at Flag, where you would see T-shirts with the slogan "I am one of the 10,000", at events often you would hear it, and always from the reges. Someone else reading this can correct this if I haven't got it right, the stated purpose (read below about "tipping the scales) was to have more theta, less enturbulated theta, so that the theta/entheta ratio would be such that Scientology could make greater inroads with the general public, and help to bring about a cleared planet.

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You see, (And this is me talking from my past viewpoint) Scientology has the tech to untangle the web that has entangled this planet, we are the only ones that can, we know it, you know it, but the world does not. The world is majorly Effed-Up, it's full of war, criminality, etc. It's full of wogs. We can ACTUALLY save this world. Think about that. WE can save the world. This is no small thing.

Think of the responsibility of that. We were told, and we believed we could save the planet. Only us.

So the game that we were playing was to now pay up for the services, and get ourselves up the bridge to the point that the planet would be "sane" enough to allow Scientology to expand. Somewhat of an altruistic goal, we all get up the bridge, at any cost, and it will save the planet, right?

Well, years later, I am out for good, and I'm driving down the road going home. I thought of this again for the first time in years.

If Scientology, this "religion" had the power to turn this planet around. Why didn't the people in control of the organization just get this done at any cost, while keeping the organization solvent, which it could, and bring about this state that would allow for the acceptance of it? Surely then, with the planet in the predicted state of acceptance, clearing the planet would be a snap!!

What reason, if you had such a solution, would you play that game that is being played, even now? The agonized future???

It doesn't make sense, does it?
 

Zertel

Well-known member
This is an after leaving Scientology realization that I had while driving home from work, and I just about drove into a ditch.

View attachment 2567

The goal of having 10,000 on Solo Nots was something that was broadcast loudly, and you couldn't miss it, by design. Certainly at Flag, where you would see T-shirts with the slogan "I am one of the 10,000", at events often you would hear it, and always from the reges. Someone else reading this can correct this if I haven't got it right, the stated purpose (read below about "tipping the scales) was to have more theta, less enturbulated theta, so that the theta/entheta ratio would be such that Scientology could make greater inroads with the general public, and help to bring about a cleared planet.

View attachment 2568

You see, (And this is me talking from my past viewpoint) Scientology has the tech to untangle the web that has entangled this planet, we are the only ones that can, we know it, you know it, but the world does not. The world is majorly Effed-Up, it's full of war, criminality, etc. It's full of wogs. We can ACTUALLY save this world. Think about that. WE can save the world. This is no small thing.

Think of the responsibility of that. We were told, and we believed we could save the planet. Only us.

So the game that we were playing was to now pay up for the services, and get ourselves up the bridge to the point that the planet would be "sane" enough to allow Scientology to expand. Somewhat of an altruistic goal, we all get up the bridge, at any cost, and it will save the planet, right?

Well, years later, I am out for good, and I'm driving down the road going home. I thought of this again for the first time in years.

If Scientology, this "religion" had the power to turn this planet around. Why didn't the people in control of the organization just get this done at any cost, while keeping the organization solvent, which it could, and bring about this state that would allow for the acceptance of it? Surely then, with the planet in the predicted state of acceptance, clearing the planet would be a snap!!

What reason, if you had such a solution, would you play that game that is being played, even now? The agonized future???

It doesn't make sense, does it?
Nice write up. Thanks.

In the 1970s few people considered scn as their church or religion. I accepted the scn promotion that it was Western science applied to Eastern philosophy. I looked at my role as an auditor as similar to that of a psychologist but even better in my opinion back then as a lower level auditor. Whatever might be on the upper levels was well hidden.

It wasn't in too long before I realized that Clearing The Planet wasn't going to happen because it cost too much and took too long but auditing was still worthwhile.

With that said, looking back on when I was in I thought that *everyone* should eventually become a scientologist so I was just as much a "believer" as your everyday Hare Krishna or Jesus freak!

Aside - When I first started reading and posting on scn blogs after watching Going Clear, for almost three years I would write out my comments longhand in a notebook before posting them to make sure I was posting what I was thinking. I only made three or four edits to my post above so my writing skills are improving.
 
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Oat Tea Ate

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Curious about Scientology?
“CURIOUS” is what Scientology uses to bait
It is a trap
Stay far away!
 

guanoloco

As-Wased
This is an after leaving Scientology realization that I had while driving home from work, and I just about drove into a ditch.

View attachment 2567

The goal of having 10,000 on Solo Nots was something that was broadcast loudly, and you couldn't miss it, by design. Certainly at Flag, where you would see T-shirts with the slogan "I am one of the 10,000", at events often you would hear it, and always from the reges. Someone else reading this can correct this if I haven't got it right, the stated purpose (read below about "tipping the scales) was to have more theta, less enturbulated theta, so that the theta/entheta ratio would be such that Scientology could make greater inroads with the general public, and help to bring about a cleared planet.

View attachment 2568

You see, (And this is me talking from my past viewpoint) Scientology has the tech to untangle the web that has entangled this planet, we are the only ones that can, we know it, you know it, but the world does not. The world is majorly Effed-Up, it's full of war, criminality, etc. It's full of wogs. We can ACTUALLY save this world. Think about that. WE can save the world. This is no small thing.

Think of the responsibility of that. We were told, and we believed we could save the planet. Only us.

So the game that we were playing was to now pay up for the services, and get ourselves up the bridge to the point that the planet would be "sane" enough to allow Scientology to expand. Somewhat of an altruistic goal, we all get up the bridge, at any cost, and it will save the planet, right?

Well, years later, I am out for good, and I'm driving down the road going home. I thought of this again for the first time in years.

If Scientology, this "religion" had the power to turn this planet around. Why didn't the people in control of the organization just get this done at any cost, while keeping the organization solvent, which it could, and bring about this state that would allow for the acceptance of it? Surely then, with the planet in the predicted state of acceptance, clearing the planet would be a snap!!

What reason, if you had such a solution, would you play that game that is being played, even now? The agonized future???

It doesn't make sense, does it?

Here's a post I put on ESMB back in the day - earlier similar (lol):

...Scientology is for the everyday average Joe, right? That's why Ron, in his infinite and humble wisdom, dumbed down the books and made them "bite-sized" after Dianetics and SOS, which were purportedly treatises for the academic professionals, right?​
Then how come the prices are through the effing roof? Let's face it, if you took a $3,000 intensive and sold it for $300 wouldn't you sell 10x more? I bet you'd actually double that amount and sell 20x more. Just look at Walmart devour all competitors by driving down their prices.​
I mean, if clearing the planet was really the name of the game...and it's this deadly serious reality that everything that you do here and now will affect every last man, woman and child from here to eternity...wouldn't it make sense to "do it for blood" and deliver in volume?​
How about this: let's say that Scientology as written in HCOBs and HCO PLs IS THE TRUTH and that following these EXACTLY would handle everything 100% and Scientology actually works for real...let's just say that.​
It would follow then that anytime it didn't work it would be the fault of not following the HCOBs and HCO PLs EXACTLY and, since this is such a deadly serious game and we're racing against the atom bomb and such, wouldn't it make sense to have the staff EXACTLY following the HCOBs and HCO PLs?​
How better to do that than by handling their cases and training them?​
Here's the stupid: HOW COME THOSE DELIVERING THE HCOBs AND HCO PLs ARE THE LEAST TRAINED AND LEAST AUDITED TERMINALS?​
Does that make any freaking sense to anybody?​
Also, quality, service and price are a triangle just like affinity, communication and reality. If you want good quality and service you have to pay for it so why would you NOT PAY YOUR STAFF A NICKEL AND EXPECT ANYTHING BUT A COMMENSURATE LEVEL OF QUALITY AND SERVICE?​
No wonder Scientology sucks so much...you get what you pay for and in this instance the staff are not paid...therefore you get NO STAFF!!​
(Of course, this all makes perfect sense if you don't think or believe Scientology works.)​
How about this: let's say that Scientology works and that if applied standardly one could expect a bare minimum of 10% increase in production. Let's say that is true.​
Let's also say that by allowing poor service and quality to continue, you know, abuse of customers and their trust, etc., that you are really losing out in terms of production and money.​
Fuck all that - how about the public's perception of you and the long term goal of clearing the planet and spiritual salvation? Isn't it obvious that if you commit overts towards a goal that you sabotage any hope of obtaining the goal?​
OK, then it would make sense to have the delivery team's cases and knowledge through the roof in order to be senior over the public and actually stop committing overts by intention or stupidity and to actually handle the scene/sit...right?​
So we take 10% of the staff off the lines and merely ram them up the bridge in terms of case and training - fuck the stats...let's just do it and let's take the best producers and do this.​
When this is done we should expect at least a 20% decline in stats and production because this 10% was our best producers.​
OK, they're off the line for 4 years. Had this been done in 1980 they would be back on delivery lines by 1985 or 1986. Let's say it actually took 10 years and it's 1990 when they can get back on lines.​
Since we can expect a 10% increase in their production and they were already producing 20% we can now take our next 10% of staff off the line and have ZERO loss in terms of production.​
In 10 years, or 2000, that other 10% come back and we now have 20% of the staff delivering 50% of our production. This means we could take 20% of the staff off the line now and suffer ZERO loss in production.​
2010 this 20% comes back on line and now we have 40% of staff in tip-top shape delivering a staggering 90% of our production!!! That means we can now take another 40% of our staff off the lines and lose ZERO in terms of production!! That leaves only 20% of staff in the current shape of 100% of our staff today...unhatted and unhandled.​
We would have the exact same production levels but the vast majority of the staff would be competent trained Scientologists that operated with as few flaps and flubs as possible.​
Also, throughout that entire time the BEST trained and case-shaped staff would've been the 1st and primary, possibly ONLY, contact for the public.​
That means that our production would've actually grown.​
Instead, the upstat staff member is attacked (perfect suppression), prices are jacked up about as fast as your TA is by the unhatted, unprocessed staff (perfect suppression), 1st and Senior policy are used to wipe assholes and enemies are created galore...not only from former parishioners but seemingly from thin air as in anonymous (perfect suppression).​
How stupid can it be?​
How about this: if the focus were actually on theta and people's cases and if staff had been paid in order to attract the best people for the posts and then factually trained and audited...wouldn't it make sense that stats would be so far through the roof that Ideal MEST Orgs would be purchased out of hand by merely expanding and delivering Scientology?​
Why would there be such an emphasis on MEST buildings if the staff can't audit or perceive anything but dub-in?​
How fucking stupid is that? MEST OVER Theta?​
The neglect of staff and the reversal of the 2-1 admin/tech ratio is some of the stupidest crap in Scientology.​
 

Dotey OT

Re-Membered
I was talking with my better half this afternoon, out on the deck on this perfect spring day!! The conversation was our leaving Scientology. We both agreed that the worst thing that we suffered as a result of participation for our combined fifty-five years was not the money spent. For me, it is the disappointment that the highest powers and goals to be attained were not real. It isn't only me that feels that way. I have not seen one single testament from anyone that is out of Scientology now, that they have OT abilities as a result of Scientology auditing. I invite anyone that reads this to share with us on this thread if that is not true.

For my better half, it was the mental abuse, along with the knowingly carried out ham handed people handling tactics subscribed to by the church. Maybe there is a better way to state that. From what I have seen and experienced, secular businesses applying this form of abuse could not keep staff. Maybe some folks would find it ok if they couldn't get another job, or they were hoping that it would somehow get better. Scientology really makes one guilty of a crime and points blame directly at the staff member, for good policy incorrectly applied, bad policy enforced, not enough people elsewhere to do the work.
 
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Alanzo

Not a Team Player
From what I have seen and experienced, secular businesses applying this form of abuse could not keep staff. Maybe some folks would find it ok if they couldn't get another job, or they were hoping that it would somehow get better. Scientology really makes one guilt of a crime and points blame directly at the staff member, for good policy incorrectly applied, bad policy enforced, not enough people elsewhere to do the work.
This is a result of the blind loyalty that Scientology and other ideologies require.

Your loyalty blinds you.

L Ron Hubbard knew that.
 

Dotey OT

Re-Membered
This is a result of the blind loyalty that Scientology and other ideologies require.

Your loyalty blinds you.

L Ron Hubbard knew that.
He was correct. Scientology isn't the only religion guilty of that. It's a weak spot, if you look at it that way, in man. It can be used. If man can't use reason fully for himself, he is prone to being misused and abused.
 

Alanzo

Not a Team Player
He was correct. Scientology isn't the only religion guilty of that. It's a weak spot, if you look at it that way, in man. It can be used. If man can't use reason fully for himself, he is prone to being misused and abused.
Yes. We all have spiritual vulnerabilities.

Hubbard spent a great deal of time and energy finding ways to exploit them.
 

marra

Well-known member
I know someone who is an ex-scientologist who still believes in the tech but now he also believes in the Bible. I had a bust-up with him the other day during which he was quoting the Chart of Human Evaluation and passages from the Bible. Needless to say I didn't get my point across. The brick wall was too big and heavy.
 

Karakorum

Ron is the source that will lead you to grief
I know someone who is an ex-scientologist who still believes in the tech but now he also believes in the Bible. I had a bust-up with him the other day during which he was quoting the Chart of Human Evaluation and passages from the Bible. Needless to say I didn't get my point across. The brick wall was too big and heavy.
That is a very weird combination. I can see how people can mix scn with new age, scn with Hinduism or scn with Buddhism.

But scn and Christianity (or for a similar scenario: scn and Islam) don't really mix. If you want to confront you can ask him/her:
- Do you believe in reincarnation or the final judgement?:
- Is heaven a nice place that Christians talk of or the bad place Hubbard described?
- Are thetans eternal godlike beings? Or just human souls created by God?

There's really many points where the two belief systems collide.
 

marra

Well-known member
That is a very weird combination. I can see how people can mix scn with new age, scn with Hinduism or scn with Buddhism.

But scn and Christianity (or for a similar scenario: scn and Islam) don't really mix. If you want to confront you can ask him/her:
- Do you believe in reincarnation or the final judgement?:
- Is heaven a nice place that Christians talk of or the bad place Hubbard described?
- Are thetans eternal godlike beings? Or just human souls created by God?

There's really many points where the two belief systems collide.
I learnt from the last conversation that there is no point in questioning him. He will say something like: "If you didn't understand what I said then is it possible you need to re-do Grade 0?". Or "I answer only to God not to any man". Or if I persist in asking questions he could say: "What is your purpose here? Have I missed a withhold?".

There is no logic involved. In fact when he is questioned he sometimes accuses me of using my head instead of my heart and therefore being "egocentric".
 

Karakorum

Ron is the source that will lead you to grief
I learnt from the last conversation that there is no point in questioning him. He will say something like: "If you didn't understand what I said then is it possible you need to re-do Grade 0?". Or "I answer only to God not to any man". Or if I persist in asking questions he could say: "What is your purpose here? Have I missed a withhold?".

There is no logic involved. In fact when he is questioned he sometimes accuses me of using my head instead of my heart and therefore being "egocentric".
Ah yeah, I get it. "Please read the text again and clear any MUs" type of guy. Gotcha.
 

Dotey OT

Re-Membered
I know a current couple that are in, they pray. They don't pray to a particular deity they say. I didn't drill down on that one. I think she was raised a Mormon. He wasn't raised in a religious home. I thought it odd, and I would have called it squirrel back in the day.
 

Karakorum

Ron is the source that will lead you to grief
I know a current couple that are in, they pray. They don't pray to a particular deity they say. I didn't drill down on that one. I think she was raised a Mormon. He wasn't raised in a religious home. I thought it odd, and I would have called it squirrel back in the day.
You would still be a nice person. If I had to channel myself from back when I was in, I would have called it being "out-KSW". I mean MAYBE if they would start to explain it like something: "Oh we are exploring the 8th dynamic and the ultimate reality of being within theta...", then I'd leave them be. But if they just left it at: "We pray to God", then yeah - time to feed the ethics alligator,
 

HelluvaHoax!

Well-known member
That is a very weird combination. I can see how people can mix scn with new age, scn with Hinduism or scn with Buddhism.

But scn and Christianity (or for a similar scenario: scn and Islam) don't really mix. If you want to confront you can ask him/her:
- Do you believe in reincarnation or the final judgement?:
- Is heaven a nice place that Christians talk of or the bad place Hubbard described?
- Are thetans eternal godlike beings? Or just human souls created by God?

There's really many points where the two belief systems collide.
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Excellent points!

But, somehow, blaring contradictions never seemed to slow Scientology down when there was a "greater good" at stake--such as gross income.

Back in the day, Scientology book stores worldwide proudly carried this book:


Just like the "conversion" from a SCIENCE to an APPLIED PHILOSOPHY to a RELIGION, Hubbard also applied the "religion angle" to things other than tax evasion. Imagine how wide a guru's floating needle must have been to think that 2.18 billion Christians could be body routed in the front door to buy auditing!

"Christians will love auditing", Hubbard mused---especially because all those DBs are implanted with Christ implants! (i.e. "The man on the cross...there was no Christ!" - L. Ron Hubbard)

Thus 30 minutes out of every hour would be spent PROMOTING TO CHRISTIANS that Scientology supported their religious beliefs. And the other 30 minutes would be spent PROMOTING TO SCIENTOLOGISTS how urgently they needed to buy intensives of auditing to erase the horrific "R-6" implants that installed false beliefs in Jesus and Heaven. Oh yes, Heaven was also very dangerous implant too and Ron personally researched this when he "visited Heaven" and wrote about it to enthralled believers in his hyperbolic hoax.

One might mistakenly think that the "Hey Christians we believe in Christ too, let's get your Bridge paid for now so you can be sure you make it to Heaven" marketing scam was a one-time anomaly. But it wasn't. Kindly witness the current-day Church of Scientology's partnership with the Nation of Islam. All that while Hubbard's recorded lectures and Tech Bulletins go into great detail how Muhammed and Islam is another vicious implant. No problem. NOI culties sit right in the classrooms next to Scientologists studying about how insane and suppressive the Islamic "Messenger of God" is---and nobody notices!


How is any of this astonishing madness even possible, one wonders with obliviously slack-jawed stupefaction?!

EXPLANATION: It doesn't have to make any sense--it's Scientology.

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Dotey OT

Re-Membered
This is an after leaving Scientology realization that I had while driving home from work, and I just about drove into a ditch.

View attachment 2567

The goal of having 10,000 on Solo Nots was something that was broadcast loudly, and you couldn't miss it, by design. Certainly at Flag, where you would see T-shirts with the slogan "I am one of the 10,000", at events often you would hear it, and always from the reges. Someone else reading this can correct this if I haven't got it right, the stated purpose (read below about "tipping the scales) was to have more theta, less enturbulated theta, so that the theta/entheta ratio would be such that Scientology could make greater inroads with the general public, and help to bring about a cleared planet.

View attachment 2568

You see, (And this is me talking from my past viewpoint) Scientology has the tech to untangle the web that has entangled this planet, we are the only ones that can, we know it, you know it, but the world does not. The world is majorly Effed-Up, it's full of war, criminality, etc. It's full of wogs. We can ACTUALLY save this world. Think about that. WE can save the world. This is no small thing.

Think of the responsibility of that. We were told, and we believed we could save the planet. Only us.

So the game that we were playing was to now pay up for the services, and get ourselves up the bridge to the point that the planet would be "sane" enough to allow Scientology to expand. Somewhat of an altruistic goal, we all get up the bridge, at any cost, and it will save the planet, right?

Well, years later, I am out for good, and I'm driving down the road going home. I thought of this again for the first time in years.

If Scientology, this "religion" had the power to turn this planet around. Why didn't the people in control of the organization just get this done at any cost, while keeping the organization solvent, which it could, and bring about this state that would allow for the acceptance of it? Surely then, with the planet in the predicted state of acceptance, clearing the planet would be a snap!!

What reason, if you had such a solution, would you play that game that is being played, even now? The agonized future???

It doesn't make sense, does it?
In another stunning moment of buried memory recovery, I thought of a conversation with a Flag reg about Superpower. I recalled being told that there was some sort of magic that could occur on the planet should a certain number of people got through it. Again, another number bolstering changing the world if enough people got through it. I have searched this but can't seem to find it, and I don't feel like calling my Flag reg to ask, at least not today.

Is there anyone here recently out that had a reg tell them that? Was this in a publication anywhere?
 
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