David Miscavige steps down as COB and writes a tell-all memoir in 2023
How can this be?
DM has been watching the success of Mike Rinder's lauded autobiography since September. He sees all the book sales, the fawning interviews and podcasts, and a possible mini-series in the offing.
Here, his #2 and
Praetorian Guard, who would sacrifice himself for DM and the cause for over thirty years, leaves the flock, and in a few years is placed on a pedestal and most exes are crying out hosannas in the streets for him. Miscavige could use some of that magic.
"A Bright Idea"
Miscavige figures out this is his time to exit stage left . . . to dismount the tiger he is riding. He has his share of the money placed in off-shore secret accounts, all proper and legal-like. He resigns, leaving behind all the current problems for other top SO executives to figure out.
In his book, he throws Rinder and Rathbun and Hubbard under the bus mightily, blaming them for any and all problems and missteps of the last thirty years. He blames Hubbard for leaving the bridge unfinished and no notes for further OT levels and very entangled and messy legal situations that took Miscavige decades to repair. Mike and Marty are depicted as the
real SPs close to the throne, and documented as the "whos" for all the bad decisions and policy swerves of the past three decades. One is left with the conclusion that no wonder he, Miscavige, went so PTS for so many years. Makes sense now. SPs close to the seat of power.
In the age of acceptable public victimhood, this all is gobbled up by eager mainstream readers and many of the exes.
What happens next? David is absolved of all purported and suspected crimes and errors -- per the
ex-scientology concept of
Fast-Flow Forgiveness -- himself placed on a pedestal in his post-scientology years and is featured in many media interviews, podcasts, and perhaps even in a real life documentary mini-series on Netflix.
Who would dare think all this could be possible?
Strange times indeed we are living in . . . .
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Note on the book in Germany: Officials ban the book from being published there.
They have trouble with the title for some reason. Maybe you can figure out why.
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Hälsningar till alla,
Mikael Blomkvist
Stockholm, Sweden