This is your brain on Scientology

[I M Dex]

This is so bizarre, so nuts. One Scn faction going over the top defensively paranoid conspiracy theory at another, from Tony Ortega's Blog:

Overheard in the FreeZone

“Justin Craig has initiated from the start a black PR campaign against Captain Bill Robertson’s tech and as such is expected to be an OSA operative at the service of David Miscavige and should be investigated fully.”

Can't wait to hear the results of the "investigation".

 

[TheSneakster]

This is so bizarre, so nuts. One Scn faction going over the top defensively paranoid conspiracy theory at another, from Tony Ortega's Blog:

Overheard in the FreeZone

“Justin Craig has initiated from the start a black PR campaign against Captain Bill Robertson’s tech and as such is expected to be an OSA operative at the service of David Miscavige and should be investigated fully.”

Can't wait to hear the results of the "investigation".

Posted by Tony Ortega August 21st, 2020 exactly six years ago. The source of this quote is deliberately omitted, making it pretty much impossible to evaluate.

 

[I M Dex]

Posted by Tony Ortega August 21st, 2024, exactly two years ago. The source of this quote is deliberately omitted, making it pretty much impossible to evaluate.

"Evaluate" for what? Is this about anything other than trying to raise doubt that this is an actual quote from a Scientologist?

 

[Hatshepsut]

This is so bizarre, so nuts. One Scn faction going over the top defensively paranoid conspiracy theory at another, from Tony Ortega's Blog:

Overheard in the FreeZone

“Justin Craig has initiated from the start a black PR campaign against Captain Bill Robertson’s tech and as such is expected to be an OSA operative at the service of David Miscavige and should be investigated fully.”

Can't wait to hear the results of the "investigation".

LOL
Let the best man win. This is strange spiritual intrigue.
It's all Creation.

 

[Zertel]

Posted by Tony Ortega August 21st, 2020 exactly six years ago. The source of this quote is deliberately omitted, making it pretty much impossible to evaluate.

I googled "justin craig scientology" and some references came up. It looks like reddit has quite a bit of talk about scn.

Sneakster - You made a couple of comments on the reddit article below including correcting someone who mentioned the common MU of "my thetan". lol

https://www.reddit.com/r/scientology/comments/sy0r8y/when_lrh_comes_back_with_a_new_body_how_will_he

 

[Zertel]

I guess he's still in rehab according to this. When he first came out as Ron 2.0 I remember giving him credit for having a good imagination and I think he even mocked up a whole new Scn Org Board!

Thread 'Scientology hard time: L. Ron 2.0 moved to state prison, but eligible for parole!'

Mar 25, 2026

TONY ORTEGA
Excerpt:

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[LRH 2.0 and his new digs in Pikeville]
Back in November, Lafayette Ronald Hubbard — a/k/a former California ex-con Justin Craig...

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[Zertel]

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LOL
Let the best man win. This is strange spiritual intrigue.
It's all Creation.

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Origin and History

• • Etymology: The word comes from the French égrégore, derived from the Ancient Greek word egrḗgoros, meaning "wakeful" or "watcher" (referring to angelic entities in the ancient Book of Enoch). [1, 2]
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Common Examples

• • Institutions & Nations: Corporations, political parties, religious bodies, and sovereign countries ("America" or "Microsoft") are frequently cited as modern examples that persist and act independently even as individual members change. [1, 2, 3]
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