Pure Gold.

Thanks

Duped, it appears that many if not all of the orgs carried on some stealth operations, with a few staff and some people coming and going. We’ve seen Tampa boast of making clears, and an org in Italy was busted for violating quarantine restrictions.

I’m guessing that staff who stayed home were expected to do the same amount of work and keep their “stats” up. But they’re probably much less productive as far as their typical efforts to control members’ lives and get maximum amounts of money out of them, and suffering from some people drifting away.

The story has yet to be told – it’s going to take a UTR with good connections or a recent defector to illuminate what’s really being going on.

My Great Grandpa would be proud of you Zee Moo! He was born in Lithuania & married a 100% Polish woman once he immigrated to the USA. He spoke fluently….but once they had children (11 of them) he said “Now that YOU BORN IN USA…NO MORE …..ONLY ENGLISH….

I heard that from his daughter…My Grandma…who recalled “a few choice words spoken in Lithuanian”….when her father would get angry & she figured out soon enough as a child what “those words in Lithuanian meant” lol!

My Great Grandma’s papers say she was born in “Russia”….same with Great Grandpa…..my Great Grandma was 11 years old when she came to the USA.

Kronomex, “Giveusallyourmoneyology?” Very lovely and entirely accurate. Well done Sir or Madam!

It’s clear that since their big ideal orgs are empty and often staffed by more people then they actually service, that keeping them closed due to Covid hides the fact they are empty. This keeps the staff and SO members in the dark about how useless these giant empty building are for promoting and expanding Scientology. I’ve often wondered in crisis situations, such as natural disasters, Covid and the awful heatwave now afflicting the West Coast, why those beautiful buildings aren’t used to house at risk people, or folks needing to be quarantined. There is no worry they will be infected by all the Scientologists using the buildings since nobody actually does. Hundreds of millions of dollars of restored properties which could potentially be offered to serve the public. Heck, they might even be able to recruit some grateful people if they wanted. Such a pity. It just reinforces that Scientology is about making more money for Scientology and not trying to make the world a better place.

The only thing I can see coming from the potato farmer cult infomercial is that the organic, non-GMO, fair trade crowd will demand another sticker indicating that their produce was not e-metered and not produced by farmers associated with organizations conducting decidedly unfair trade in human lives.

Nice going, “captain”!

I wondered if they had any cleared tomatoes on that farm?
And if you think that is a bigoted attack, just look up how LRH could get tomatoes to scream on an eMeter. Come on, first it’s a good joke, and second it’s also serious science. Couldn’t get those spud stats up without it.

Their barely literate mission statement does a great job hinting at the quality of the merchandise they’re hawking. I get it if you’re weighing in on a discussion from a foreign country or composing a less than perfect eBay listing. But these folks are claiming to be publishers of English-language books. By “renowned scholars,” no less…