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Karen#1 posted:
I have always felt a twinge of sadness for Ray Mithoff.
Yes, indeed he has been the fall guy. . .
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Yes, like so many others in the history of Scientology, he handled like a little child by senior management. They dress him up in a fancy looking naval costume and then march him out in front of the desperately hoping cult believers to rehab and inspire them to donate with the latest super uptone theta breakthrough! It's been done countless times, pushing a credulously compliant stooge out on stage to gaslight everyone to EP. Like the time Pat Broeker stammered and stuttered and told of the glories of OT levels above OT VIII--as if he had any slightest clue what he was talking about.
Here's Ray, confidently delivering the verbatim talking points he was star-rated and drilled on. In order to get a pass you have to send a video uplines where you are confidently reciting the memorized "r-factors" to a doll using blink-less TR-TC (Training Routine-Total Certainty):
MORE ABOUT CARTOONS: The KTL and LOC course books were massively oversized and absurdly overpriced comic books that contained childish cartoons. A person close to me did those "levels" and told me that the price was something like $1,200? Does anyone remember the actual price of those jumbo books? Even though I don't remember the exact price they paid, I do remember that they told me that:
-- Every student was required to buy THEIR OWN comic books. It was a "crime" to simply borrow the comic books
from someone else who had already completed the courses---even though they would have ZERO value to that individual.
-- The comic books were declared to be "CONFIDENTIAL!" and it was a crime to let anyone see your comic books
who had not paid for the Key To Life and Life Orientation course.
-- Confidential Comic Books! You let any other person look at your cartoons and you lose your eternity. Think about it. LOL
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