Panic Stations in the Bubble: A Billion Years Is Coming

[Karen#1]

Excerpt:

The imminent release of A Billion Years has scientology doing things they have not done before. It’s all-hands panic stations in OSA.

These days their legal threats fall on deaf ears. Everyone knows they cannot file lawsuits — not just because what is said is true, but because Miscavige cannot afford to go into deposition and be exposed for what he really is.~~~READ MORE

Panic Stations in the Bubble: A Billion Years Is Coming

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[Tanchi]

Sounds like Taryn and Bernardini need auditing.

 

[HelluvaHoax!]

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Let's review. . .

A screaming, hate-spewing mob of Scientology thugs urgently all fly 2,547 miles from Los Angeles to Clearwater to attack Mike Rinder in a doctor's parking lot. When the carefully trained & drilled cult goon squad miserably fails to terrorize, intimidate and "shatter" Mike, they forcefully steal his car keys and then attempt to burst into the doctor's office where Mike's pregnant fiance was receiving medical care.

In the melee of Mike avoiding their verbal and physical assaults—and false imprisonment, Mike's former wife gets a little scratch on her arm which SHE provoked, initiated and realized by HER OWN ILLEGAL AGGRESSION.

According to Scientology's Ministry of Truth, this means Mike is a WIFE BEATER and the scratched attacker is therefore a VICTIM. Yup, that's what they are claiming on their hate websites. This is notably bizarre, because. . .

The cult claims that Scientology OTs are never a
"victim", because OTs are "total cause over life".
("A victim is an unwilling and unknowing effect of life, matter,
energy, space and time. —Hubbard, HCOB 3 Sept 59)​

I guess Scientology was forced to make an exception to their total-cause axiom, due the fact that Mike's OTness is more total cause than Scientology's OTness. Do not attempt to clay demo this concept because you can get pneumonia or something that can kill your meat impediment, or whatever.



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[HelluvaHoax!]

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Sounds like Taryn and Bernardini need auditing.

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LOL

Yeah, it appears that they're unflat on the "OT POSTULATE RUNDOWN" which is why they needed to steal Mike's keys in the physical universe.

LRH states (not merely claims) that an OT should quite easily be able to use postulates alone to prevent a car's engine from being turned on, even if the driver has the keys.

It's explained in greater detail in the LRH audio lecture: "Using Tractor & Pressor Beams to remotely kill whistleblowers' car engines".

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[HelluvaHoax!]

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LRH states (not merely claims) that an OT should quite easily be able to use postulates alone to prevent a car's engine from being turned on, even if the driver has the keys.
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Truthfully, that was written as a parody a few minutes ago.

But, I just now recalled an audio lecture (Briefing Course, I believe) where Hubbard tells the story of one of his prized cars at St. Hill (perhaps his 2-seater XK Jaguar) that was having continuous problems after he had a hidden "KILL SWITCH" installed under the dash—to prevent auto theft. Any unsuspecting would-be thief would then be unable to start it and drive away.

Dr. Hubbard reports that after the KILL SWITCH was working, the car had occasional problems starting even when the switch was in the OFF position. This greatly puzzled Ron because he was a nuclear physicist so he had his auto specialists do many tests on it. But they could not locate any short or other electrical problem that was causing the car engine to not turn over.

Finally, Ron's scientific research discovered that the mere installation of a "KILL SWITCH" also (inadvertently) installed a "kill" postulate. That was the reason the car was not starting. Because Ron had put a blocking postulate on the car being able to start. Thus, Ron's postulate by-passed all the laws of physics in the MEST universe. Scientology's Founder then reported that the car started perfectly after he spotted his OT postulate.

I called Las Vegas today to see what the odds were that Ron was making all this up and lying. The odds they quoted are over 100%.

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