GOLD RUSH: Another Scientology youngster asks thousands for online course

Karen#1

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TONY ORTEGA
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Last year, we took part in a podcast that examined a London Scientologist and musician named Stephen Ridley.

Ridley’s online ads for his masterclass seemed to be everywhere, and we had heard from numerous readers who wondered how a relative unknown musician could be asking $5,000 for online piano lessons.

The podcasters who interviewed us were also curious about this. Did Ridley’s very visible involvement in Scientology have something to do with why he was asking so much for his class? Was Scientology itself part of what he was offering?

We really didn’t know, but we did think it was pretty bold of Ridley to ask so much for his services.

And now, another reader has pointed out that Ridley seems to have a copy cat, and it’s none other than a Scientologist we’ve encountered here before!

Calling himself a “self-taught professional photographer,” Australian Scientologist Luke Ayers has put together a very slick website where he’s offering a class that features 174 photography lessons and runs $2,997.

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Calling himself a “self-taught professional photographer,” Australian Scientologist Luke Ayers has put together a very slick website


This website ?

Seems like the man has some skills. Enough to warrant a USD $3,000 course, though ?

 
London Scientologist and musician named Stephen Ridley
Photo taken by Luke Ayers . . . meh. The incestuous nature of scientology comm lines.

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Reminds me of my new online service, master classes in how to bathe a cat. $3,499.00, cat not included.
 
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Reminds me of my new online service, master classes in how to bathe a cat. $3,499.00, cat not supplied.
A cat is a large and dangerous animal. It can bite quite painfully.



... particularly if one happens to be a mouse.
 
A cat is a large and dangerous animal. It can bite quite painfully.



... particularly if one happens to be a mouse.
Ah, who doesn't love a good non-sequitur in the morning. PS, my 19 year old Maine Coon Bobby is about as dangerous as a tater tot, unless you have a PTS-D reaction to affection and/or whining for treats.
 

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