I do, I do, WOW!

In fact I can feel a donation coming on right now!

This soap opera of the C of S and the IAS vultures is entertaining beyond belief.

I remember visiting Miami Org in the 80’s and being told it was an incredible place.

Actually this was true.

The building was VERY upstat, excellent furniture and facilities, and the staff I dealt with were the most uptone across the spectrum I have ever met in an Org.

Laid back, content and just getting on with the job of training and auditing people.

As LRH intended.

I found out later most of the staff at this time were OT III or above. To me at this time I thought this is what an Org should be like.

London was a shit hole compared to this set up.

So Miami was really and Ideal Org long before the dwarf seized power.

Of course most of the sheeple were not in Scientology in those days so today think like robots.

I wonder what is so wrong in Miami today that they have to have an Ideal Org.

What happened to the old one in Coral Gables?

When I lived in CW I soon learned the natives hated and resented Scientologists in general. And thought it was a cult. I’m sure there are exceptions but in general I kept quiet about my “religion”

Aquamarine,
I have often thought about the day which will come where people stand up at an event and throw tomatoes and eggs at the podium!!! What a gas. Now that I would pay to attend.

“Random acts of desperation” on a global scale! For its size, Scientology is sinking faster than the Titanic did.

Thanks Greta, Phil an nommom, especially the Cal Col career trajectory, Renee Norton also a reg for year, and then John Lundeen, always on money lines and at least as the FBO role he know his income sources and how to make sure the income making was done as the priority of staff life to keep his little part of the action afloat and out from the higher ups’ needling orders.

But the “reg” background, also Ivan Oblolinksy was a nifty AOLA reg, and also Kerry Gleason has his day in Div 2 at Boston during the Boston Sea Org do or die mission team that lined up the Boston area sugar daddies to keep Boston in the gravey.

Regging, money lines background, the requisites for the focus of that Exec.

Although Debbie Cook’s long reign, and also prior to her the reign of Ron Norton, neither were reg or church money backgrounds, Ron was an exemplary auditor, and Debbie was really excellent too, they were tech people.

Ah, this is just a side question to the leader job security long time critique of why Sea Org executive life was so short for most!

Others, there are factors that kept them at the grindstone week in week out.

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/geneveith/2014/07/what-happened-to-all-of-the-cults/

Many years ago, when we were all much younger and I had more hair on my head, Cal Cole was the CO CLO WUS and Vicki was his junior. Before that Cal was ED SFOD and before that, he was a slippery registrar, in the tradition of Fred and Louis Schwartz and Bob Zeltzer.
Cal leaned toward selling auditing, as therein lay the short term big bucks.
He carried his reg/salesman persona up the org board with him

Yeah, yeah, yeah I read Trust B too. He also discuses in Corporate policy as well.

Sooooo?

He had to deal with “the man” just like every one else.

But what I said about corruption still applies.

So your point is?