Long Island Gets a Building (New York) March 18, 2024 By Mike Rinder

[Karen#1]

Long Island Gets a Building

March 18, 2024 By Mike Rinder 6 Comments


An article last week announced scientology’s purchase of a property on Long Island.
Long Island has been one of the long-term tiny, failed scientology orgs that has never amounted to anything.
Suddenly, they are flush with $15.2 million….
This is a sign that Miscavige is finally breaking down on the ideal org program. It’s been 20 years that his scam has been in place, and there are still plenty of orgs all over the world that have not even purchased a new building, let alone renovated it. There are also a dozen or so that purchased buildings years and years ago and are still not even started on their renovations. New Haven, Philly and Boston right there in the NE US.
Some of these orgs Miscavige knows will NEVER raise enough money to purchase a property. They have a small handful of staff and a few dozen public in total, all of whom were long ago bled dry. Eventually, if the charade of this program is going to be maintained, they’re just going to have to spend some of their stashed billions and buy the buildings. I have often said that if he was really serious about the Ideal Org program being the “solution to planetary clearing” (rather than a way of collecting more revenue) he would simply order the purchase and renovation of buildings for every existing org. Even if he spent $20 million per org, it would still be less than a billion dollars. And if these orgs really do expand 10.3 times the instant they become ideal (as they claim) then the revenue generated should be massive.
Of course, none of the claims about the expansion that ensues once Miscavige yanks his ribbon in front of the building bear any resemblance to reality. Which is why it takes so long for this program to roll out. Imagine if suddenly they had an “ideal world” — with all their existing orgs being “ideal” and absolutely nothing changed. Just like the 10,000 Solo NOTs target, it would be a case of the dog catching the car.
But it should give some encouragement to the other tiny, failing orgs that will never raise enough money to buy a building. Hang on long enough and big daddy will step in and buy it for you. Though there is no telling how long it will take to get it renovated and opened. New Haven has been sitting empty for more than 15 years.
A few details from the article (as you can see, this is another building with NO foot traffic anywhere near it in direct violation of Hubbard policy):
It’s a 62,500-square-foot office building on 5.5 acres at 263 Old Country Road, built in 1999, it has parking for about 250 vehicles. Public records list the property taxes on 263 Old Country Road at $285,065. Scientology has yet to apply for tax-exempt status on the property. CBRE did the purchase for scientology.

Long Island Gets a Building

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[HelluvaHoax!]

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"Long Island has been one of the long-term tiny, failed scientology orgs
that has never amounted to anything. Suddenly, they are flush with $15.2 million…"
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I am not surprised at all on this sudden and exciting expansion of Scientology on Long Island.

Up until now, the org in Long Island has been a disastrous loser. They didn't even have enough money to buy the paper needed to write a CSW to submit a proposed purchase order to their Financial Planning Committee to buy toilet paper.

That was then.

But, now the church's highest-level data evaluators (trained by Ron personally!!!) were brought together to find the WHY that nobody could afford either toilet paper OR writing paper. And by God, they found that WHY!!!

The why is linoleum.

The Long Island org has a linoleum floor.

The tech doesn't work if the auditing room floor is linoleum.

It's based on physics and other wholetrack research that is too complex to mention here.

The great news, however, is that the tech works 100% of the time on Italian marble floors.

Once the Long Island Org releases this discovery and the spectacular news about the new building (which will get a full remodel with Italian marble on ALL of the floors including the bathrooms) there will be a literal stampede of people showing up to buy their Bridge.

Everyone in Long Island is invited to attend a VERY SPECIAL SUPER-CONFIDENTIAL VIP BRIEFING about the marble technology. This will not be a reg event, we promise! At the event you will be allowed to see and actually touch a sample of the actual Italian marble which will be used in the newly purchased building, once we have reached our remodeling funding goals. Again, it's not a reg event where you will be asked for donations. It's just that we want you to fully appreciate what our expert team of why-finders have named:

MISCAVIGE'S MARVELOUS MARBLE MIRACLE
aka
"The Golden Age of M4"
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Once again (and we cannot stress this point enough), the VIP BRIEFING is not a reg event!!!

Anyone telling you it's a reg event is a merchant of chaos, lamely trying to sabotage Ron's sector salvaging program.

As always (even though you will NOT be asked to donate any money) there will be an opportunity for you to have your photo taken with COB and that, too, will not require any donation. For those interested, there is however a "suggested donation" price list available for photo ops, but "suggested" is not the same as being "ordered" to donate money.

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[Type4_PTS]

From the post, it says:
"...as you can see, this is another building with NO foot traffic anywhere near it in direct violation of Hubbard policy..."

This gross violation of Hubbard policy makes me angry, real angry!


Does anyone know DMs address so I can mail my KR to the right place?

 

[HelluvaHoax!]

From the post, it says: "...as you can see, this is another building with NO foot traffic anywhere near it in direct violation of Hubbard policy..."

This gross violation of Hubbard policy makes me angry, real angry!
Does anyone know DMs address so I can mail my KR to the right place? ​

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ANSWER: By "KR" I am assuming you mean a Commendation Report about the advanced & amazing Knowledge that Minister Miscavige has exported on the 4th Dynamic. Send all such theta particles uplines to: [email protected]


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[Type4_PTS]

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ANSWER: By "KR" I am assuming you mean a Commendation Report about the advanced & amazing Knowledge that Minister Miscavige has exported on the 4th Dynamic. Send all such theta particles uplines to: [email protected]

Yes, now that you mentioned it, this new building looks more like a government building rather than a church. Maybe DM is preparing us for the time after Scientology clears the planet and becomes the government.

 

[Reyne Mayer]

From the post, it says:
"...as you can see, this is another building with NO foot traffic anywhere near it in direct violation of Hubbard policy..."

This gross violation of Hubbard policy makes me angry, real angry!

i get that Mike is probably saying that for any still-ins to consider.

what gets me is that it seems to me sometimes like some critics have picked up a bit too much from loyalists and indies, and are themselves actually incensed that DM isn't following policy as it's understood.

but in the CoS 'command intention' has always been senior to policy, right? which is a sort of bureaucratic formulation of the classic principle of do as Dear Leader says, not as he does. LRH bought himself all sorts of buildings way out of the way when it suited him, and i bet DM uses that as well as the old man's other 'earlier similars' to justify what he's doing now.

and i suppose another justification would be that just as orgs are becoming the new missions, AOs are becoming the new orgs serving local 'fields', so since the policy about public-facing high-traffic placement didn't apply to Hubbard's AOs like Saint Hill, now it doesn't have to apply to Class V orgs in their new role (not entirely logical, i know -- but that's culty thinking in a nutshell, isn't it?)

 

[HelluvaHoax!]

i get that Mike is probably saying that for any still-ins to consider.

what gets me is that it seems to me sometimes like some critics have picked up a bit too much from loyalists and indies, and are themselves actually incensed that DM isn't following policy as it's understood.

but in the CoS 'command intention' has always been senior to policy, right? which is a sort of bureaucratic formulation of the classic principle of do as Dear Leader says, not as he does. LRH bought himself all sorts of buildings way out of the way when it suited him, and i bet DM uses that as well as the old man's other 'earlier similars' to justify what he's doing now.

and i suppose another justification would be that just as orgs are becoming the new missions, AOs are becoming the new orgs serving local 'fields', so since the policy about public-facing high-traffic placement didn't apply to Hubbard's AOs like Saint Hill, now it doesn't have to apply to Class V orgs in their new role (not entirely logical, i know -- but that's culty thinking in a nutshell, isn't it?)

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The actual senior-senior policy in all of Scientology (countless echelons above all other policies) is:

ANY POLICY CAN BE WRITTEN, EDITED, CANCELED OR DENIED TO EXIST
ON ANY MATTER WHATSOEVER--BEFORE, DURING AND/OR
AFTER ANY EVENT THAT DID OR DID NOT OCCUR--FOR
PURPOSES THAT ARE GOOD, EVIL, EXPEDIENT
OR SIMPLY BY CAPRICE AND/OR WHIM



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[I M Dex]

what gets me is that it seems to me sometimes like some critics have picked up a bit too much from loyalists and indies, and are themselves actually incensed that DM isn't following policy as it's understood.

Among independents, that's the biggest complaint, that everything that hasn't gone right in Scientology is because Miscavige is violating Hubbard's policies and "tech". But beyond that, as a more encompassing point, it does illustrate that Miscavige is a liar and a fraud for claiming to be "the keeper of the faith", but is in fact he's only pretending to be invested in the principles of his cult for personal gain and power, and as the leader of Scientology, it illustrates that for all the claims of being the greatest and most reliable system for self-betterment and the ultimate authority on ethics, sanity, happiness and successful group operation, all of these principles and practices have produced a dangerous and degrading cult represented and run by a malevolent dictator.

 

[cakemaker]

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The actual senior-senior policy in all of Scientology (ranking it echelons above all other policies) is:

ANY POLICY CAN BE WRITTEN, EDITED, CANCELED OR DENIED TO EXIST
ON ANY MATTER WHATSOEVER--BEFORE, DURING AND/OR
AFTER ANY EVENT THAT DID OR DID NOT OCCUR--FOR
PURPOSES THAT ARE GOOD, EVIL, EXPEDITIOUS
OR SIMPLY BY CAPRICE AND/OR WHIM
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Well, since Purpose is Senior to Policy, who cares what policy says, especially if you get to declare anyone who contradicts you.

 

[HelluvaHoax!]

Among independents, that's the biggest complaint, that everything that hasn't gone right in Scientology is because Miscavige is violating Hubbard's policies and "tech". But beyond that, as a more encompassing point, it does illustrate that Miscavige is a liar and a fraud for claiming to be "the keeper of the faith", but is in fact he's only pretending to be invested in the principles of his cult for personal gain and power, and as the leader of Scientology, it illustrates that for all the claims of being the greatest and most reliable system for self-betterment and the ultimate authority on ethics, sanity, happiness and successful group operation, all of these principles and practices have produced a dangerous and degrading cult represented and run by a malevolent dictator.

Nice!

As far as "independent" Scientologists griping that Miscavige does not follow standard policy, two points:

1. Hubbard constantly altered, edited, re-wrote, canceled and replaced policies. For 36 years the subject
of "policies" was a kaleidoscopic laser-light-show of never ending "alter-is". Ergo "KSW" was a mythical
standard and the truth was that Hubbard was a full-time "squirrel". He did the same trick with HCOBs too,
quickly replacing every unworkable technique with a new-and-improved "breakthrough discovery" and
shiny new "rundown" that you could learn much about simply by visiting the reg office. Therefore,
Scientologists and Indies alike never consider the possibility that Hubbard was a squirrel. They much
preferred to say that he was "refining" or "upgrading" or "streamlining" the technology. This is
the cold blooded and factual account of how the 100% standard tech soared up into the
transcendent range of 173% standard tech.

2. None of the above can be explained to Scientologists/Indies, because Ron never wrote a policy/bulletin
that confirmed that he was a squirrel. However, in conversation with a Hubbardite you can get them to
at least pause in thought for a few stunned moments simply by asking them: "WHAT POLICY WAS
RON APPLYING WHEN HE ORDERED A STAFF MEMBER TO BUILD HIM A DEATH E-METER SO
THAT HE COULD KILL HIMSELF?" Their com lag in replying will be long enough for you to
check if you received any new emails or text messages and make a fresh batch of Calmag.


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[HelluvaHoax!]

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Well, since Purpose is Senior to Policy, who cares what policy says, especially if you get to declare anyone who contradicts you.

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LOL, yes!

That once again confirms Don Hubbard's scientific research that discovered---all that is necessary to take complete control of Scientology worldwide is an old, used 1950s mimeograph machine and a ream of goldenrod paper.

Initial startup costs: $115
ROI: Billions
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[Reyne Mayer]

But beyond that, as a more encompassing point, it does illustrate that Miscavige is a liar and a fraud for claiming to be "the keeper of the faith", but is in fact he's only pretending to be invested in the principles of his cult for personal gain and power, and as the leader of Scientology,

always good to hear from you, Dex.

but LRH was a liar and a fraud for claiming to have a faith -- and specifically, a 'workable' tech that could produce as promised -- worth keeping to begin with, right?

it seems to me DM is a bit more of an abusive psychopath -- or at least more obviously so -- but is still largely following in LRH's shoes. he doesn't have the founder's personal charisma or way with words, isn't as adept at manipulating people -- he's certainly for example not a skilled hypnotist -- and anyway the path of always creating new tech and policy to paper over failures has been denied to him.

I think that there's evidence bolstered by accounts, that at least early on he was a true believer. but he inherited a mess -- besides not having any tools to fix the faulty tech or even keep up the pretence of 'latest, greatest' as had been done before him, recruiting had been on the decline since the counterculture movement went bust, and was on the way to inevitably flatlining as it had for all similar groups of that ear.

i think Hoaxie summed it up:

As far as "independent" Scientologists griping that Miscavige does not follow standard policy, two points:

 

[I M Dex]

always good to hear from you, Dex.

but LRH was a liar and a fraud for claiming to have a faith -- and specifically, a 'workable' tech that could produce as promised -- worth keeping to begin with, right?

it seems to me DM is a bit more of an abusive psychopath -- or at least more obviously so -- but is still largely following in LRH's shoes. he doesn't have the founder's personal charisma or way with words, isn't as adept at manipulating people -- he's certainly for example not a skilled hypnotist -- and anyway the path of always creating new tech and policy to paper over failures has been denied to him.

I think that there's evidence bolstered by accounts, that at least early on he was a true believer. but he inherited a mess -- besides not having any tools to fix the faulty tech or even keep up the pretence of 'latest, greatest' as had been done before him, recruiting had been on the decline since the counterculture movement went bust, and was on the way to inevitably flatlining as it had for all similar groups of that ear.

i think Hoaxie summed it up:

Hey Reyne, back atcha! I haven't any disagreement with you here, I'm just making the point that Miscavige's proclaiming himself to be the protector of Hubbard and "the tech" while actually disregarding these, talking out of both sides of his mouth (as did Hubbard) stands out as exemplary of what is wrong about the whole enchilada. They claim to have all the answers to make everything great, yet they don't find it worthwhile to apply their own answers.