More proof Scientology is pressuring parents about its new 'Golden Age' for kids

[Karen#1]

TONY ORTEGA
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While we’ve seen no evidence that Scientology has been able to climb out of its struggles with recruitment and staffing, at the same time we have seen plenty of evidence that church leader David Miscavige is pushing hard to counter that bad news with major pushes in two directions: New buildings, and a new heavy focus on kids.
The children of existing Scientologists, that is, who are the focus of the “Golden Age for a New Generation,” a set of new books and courses that are aimed at indoctrinating a new crop of youngsters into the way of Scientology thought.
We saw Tom Cruise and John Travolta giving church leader David Miscavige a standing ovation on March 14, the night he revealed the new initiative.
We saw the books themselves, which Sea Org members are reportedly trying to get into major chain stores.
We saw Scientology staffers ecstatic about the new books arriving.
We started to see the success stories coming in from kids themselves.
And we’ve also seen the way that parents are getting the pressure to get involved.
Well, you know Dave. If there’s one thing he wants when it comes to his initiatives, it’s flashy PR to show off at a future event. And here’s great proof of it, a photoshoot that took place last week at the Flag Land Base in Clearwater. We can’t wait to see the images that come from this session!
This announcement was accompanied with the photo you see above.
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More proof Scientology is pressuring parents about its new 'Golden Age' for kids

While we’ve seen no evidence that Scientology has been able to climb out of its struggles with recruitment and staffing, at the same time we have seen plenty of evidence that church leader David Miscavige is pushing hard to counter that bad news with major pushes in two directions:

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[Enthetan]

and a new heavy focus on kids.

Decades ago, I decided that Scn would do a heavy recruiting push on my eldest to join the SO.

So I stopped bringing my kids to the org.

The cognitive dissonance created by my concern that they would try to crush-recruit my kids, and threaten me with declare if I spoke a word against it, started my on my path out.