Jon Atack wants your help tracking down a Scientology mystery!

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We’re always happy to hear from A Piece of Blue Sky author Jon Atack, and it turns out he could use some help with something. Can you lend a hand?


I had a very weird conversation in LA, back in the ’90s. A charming man named Ken Rose visited with me. He’d left Scientology’s Sea Org not long before. He had headed a unit called Ron’s Technical Compilations (yes, another RTC). His job was to transcribe every recorded word uttered by Ron Hubbard.

Rose said that the task was overwhelming, because from about 1971 Hubbard kept a voice-activated recorder at his side, so every burp, fart and whistle was recorded, along with many a hearty rant, as Hubbard was incapable of keeping his temper. This, in addition to more than 3,000 taped lectures.

Over the decades since Hubbard’s body dropped him, we’ve seen many patchwork issues that contain fragments of the True Ron – for instance, the hastily withdrawn Student Briefing for Operating Thetan Section VIII, which is at the center of my last book, If Scientology Ruled the World: Nazi Occultists, Sex Magick, Space Aliens, and the Second Coming. I’m confident that the whole purpose of Scientology is to join with Lucifer and the Antichrist to stop the Second Coming of Christ and his Marcabian hordes, but Hubbard’s words are sewn together by another hand – probably Ray Mithoff’s.

When Rose left, he knew they’d come after him, and they did. To his surprise, they were interested in just one folder that had somehow come into his possession. The folder was about Extremely Low Frequency sound. They were very keen to get it back.

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