HelluvaHoax!
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I don't particularly agree - I'm 75 and look forward to more years of life. I think she would have preferred to be alive. It's a damn shame. Mimsey
She was in many ways a free spirit. But she got lost inside the vast labyrinth of rigidly welded cult thinking, rules and values.
I think in some ways it's harder for a Scn celebrity to blow than the typical hard working parishioner. Because the COS goes out of its way to absurd extremes to cater to that celeb in any way that makes their life easier--and holds their hand through the disastrous times. It creates alliances for the celeb that kind of cements the them into not only WANTING that kind of VIP support, but perhaps even thinking they NEED it and won't do so well on their own.
Las Vegas hotels have refined such "WHALE SERVICES" to the highest levels, in order to attract the big and famous players to their gambling tables. But even the casinos don't put support staff the whale's home and business like Scientology does. Even the casinos don't get involved when their whale's life crashes with the latest scandal. Scientology does, they are all over the celebrity's personal life, handling them, running them, correcting them, instructing them and demanding they "keep their exchange in" not only with cash but with "favors" as well. Don Corleone used that tech too.
If the spirit lives on past the physical body and the dearly departed are floating above--"looking down" at the life they just left behind on earth, I wonder what Kirstie is thinking. If she starts to realize she was in a hoax cult she will probably think the same exact thing as every other Scientologist who has ever blown.
To wit, "WHAT THE HELL WAS I THINKING?!!!"
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