Hubbard touted himself as a saviour of the world, a film producer/director and a musician and failed dismally on all three counts.
What in the hell did Sara Northrup, who I thought was kinda cute, see in that loser??
Unlike his other two wives, once she learned that he was a manipulative, sadistic and abusive asshole, she dumped him. This gave LRH the idea of taking their baby from her, then taking the baby to Cuba, phoning Sara and telling her he cut their baby in to pieces and then threw the pieces of baby Alexis into a river. This all happened shortly after he wrote "the modern science of mental health".
Sex magick. I suspect they also did drugs, but can't prove that last point.
What do you mean he failed as savior? We are still here and the world did not die in a nuclear holocaust. Ain't this the best proof that he succeeded?! He wouldn't leave us and go for T2 if we were still in danger, right?
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Good luck to him I say. If some idiots are falling for it they deserve all they're getting.
As a former SO member, aboard The Flag Ship Apollo, I can attest to and confirm that almost ALL of those letters allegedly written by LRH were factually composed by staff appointed specifically to answer those letters on LRH's behalf. On the ship the crew were privileged to write a Daily Report to LRH. Personally, I actually DID get some replies from LRH , written by him personally by his own hand. I know this for a fact becuase i worked in the Mimeo department where his handwritten policies and bulletins and other documents came down to be typed by and proof read before being printed and distributed. I was Mimeo Files I/C and every one of LRH's handwritten directives were kept right above the filing cabinets where the particular document belonged categorically. There is no way that any one human being can possibly read the many many thousands of cards and letters and petitions that were sent to LRH on a daily basis, let along reply to each one personally. Nonetheless many people believed that the letters from Ron were actually replies from LRH personally. If you were to read the many thousands of letters supposedly replied to by RON himself you would see a commonality of words that were just copied one after the other - generally worded responses designed to make the person feel good, validate their accomplishments, keep up the good work, "I am very proud of you". "I am so glad to hear that you (whatever) Anything that was sent to LRH of a truly concerning nature would be carefully scrutinized by one of the Commodores messengers who might deem it necessary for LRH to actually read it and reply to it personally. In such very extremely rare cases a person might have received a personal response from LRH but it would NOT be in his own handwriting (except if you were on board the ship) Sorry if I burst any bubbles, but it's the truth.
While most of what you have written is probably true, to say that no letters in Hubbard's own handwriting in response to a SO#1 line 'Letter to Ron' were sent except if you were on the ship is pure nonsense.
I humbly stand corrected and apologize for my error. You are absolutely right. My point being that almost all other replies from LRH were NOT originated by him personally.
Wow, cool.
