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Exactly!
From the perspective of the CoS, there is no more important statistic than GI (gross income).
In Scientology, one's level of "ethics protection" is directly proportional to how much money you've handed over to the Co$/IA$ for services, real estate, and other "donations".
Some things Hubbard wrote about staff members (that applies to field staff members and public as well):
"When people do start reporting a staff member with a high statistic, what you investigate is the person who turned in the report."
"In short, a staff member can get away with murder so long as his statistic is up and can't sneeze without a chop if it's down."
scientologymoneyproject.com

Matt and Kathy Feshbach have been mega donors to the cult...
We are talking millions.
Matt had the Cult give him * super power * and then filed a legal thing saying he was in agonizing excruciating pain with hip issues.
This is cult *technology*
Now the IRS is after him....another tale of how the cult fraudulently sell their services pretending how great your life will be thereafter !
Operating Thetan indeed
Matt is promoted by the cult to teach financial wizardry after he declared bankruptcy !View attachment 1395
Speaking of this guy, an older (2018) article from Tony Ortega over how he was trying to dodge paying his taxes whilst living the high life.

Good Catch Fixer !
The "he" referred to above is not Tony Ortega but Matt Feshbach
Matt was shipped to Toronto on occasion to pitch for $$$$$ of which he made a sales commission
View attachment 1400
Good Catch Fixer !
The "he" referred to above is not Tony Ortega but Matt Feshbach
Matt was shipped to Toronto on occasion to pitch for $$$$$ of which he made a sales commission
View attachment 1400
www.forbes.com

Matt in trouble with the IRS too.....2017.
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Extravagant Debtors Lose Their Right To Discharge The Tax Man In Feshbach
A wealthy couple who generated over $13 million in income but blew it through lavish expenditures, including a private chef, are denied their discharge of $3.6 million in tax liability to the IRS which they could have easily paid off had they chosen.www.forbes.com

