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Hubbard, his Photographs and the IRS

November 18, 2019 By Mike Rinder 50 Comments

Christi Gordon came across this 1975 document and forwarded to me. It contains some interesting material worthy of comment.

Hubbard announces he has been informed that there will be no deal with the IRS and thus there will be a 4 or 5 year fight. OF course, he has a solution that will save the day (history doesn’t look kindly on many of his predictions and solutions).

And this is an especially bizarre one.

IN 1974 Hubbard had begun shooting “photo stories” aboard the Apollo. These horrendously staged and lit images were the focus of attention of a large number of crew at the time — creating what was known as the “Photo Shoot Org.” Some of the images appeared in the original edition of the Volunteer Minister’s Handbook (now Scientology Handbook) and other places. They were so amateurish that every one of them was replaced in later editions and these shots have been buried forever after. Though I don’t have an edition to hand, I would bet the “Ron” mag that proclaims him a genius photographer contains none of the hundreds, probably thousands of images he shot at that time — though this was his only real foray into the world of being a “professional” photographer rather than him taking shots for his own pleasure..

Here is an example of one (a “picture story explaining Third Party”) — they are not easy to find, scientology has apparently done a pretty good job of burying them:

There are many others, many even more bizarre with oddly dressed people sitting in front of VERY cheap props and “furniture” — most of which was scavenged from secondhand stories on various Caribbean islands with roughly painted plywood backdrops.

This was his “solution” to the problem of not having any media “comm lines.”

He actually announced to the world that these “picture stories” were the answer. And these he proclaimed were to be done with “quality in sets, models and photographs adequate to command attention in their own right”. He believed this was “quality”? Or simply because he had taken them they “commanded attention”?

Seriously, these images representing scientology might mark the beginning of the decline…

Unironically, Hubbard also explains what his priorities are: “subjects which produce Flag org income.”

And in the end, he tries to explain that this “strategy” will make the IRS and other government suppressions of scientology “so unpopular that a public outcry would deafen the government. We will remove all opposition by this means.”

Frankly, hindsight makes this so obviously deluded that I marvel at my gullibility at the time. I read this issue back then and thought “Wow, Ron had solved our problems again.”

Yowza.

 

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Filed Under: L Ron Hubbard Tagged With: irs, L. Ron Hubbard, public relations, Scientology

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  1. John Doe says

    November 18, 2019 at 9:02 pm

    Hubbard’s aspirations far exceeded his abilities in many areas but he seemed forever blinded to this fact.

    I remember Dan Coon’s account of Hubbard showing up on set in the 1978 era tech films dressed in a cape and sporting a friggin bullhorn. He was taken in by his own imagined magnificence and the pageantry of being a director and completely unaware At the time that what was making it onto (the 16mm) film was utter crap.

    When the stark reality of what spooled off the projector finally hit him, he pivoted and became furious that the editing Dept was sabotaging his vital work.

    When you start with shit, now matter how good an editor you may be, you end up with edited shit.

    I think, in hindsight, that this period of Hubbard’s life was a come-to-Jesus moment for him where he realized that maybe, he didn’t have all the answers, know everything about everything, a professional in whatever he did, and the make-it-up-as-you-go paradigm was collapsing.

    But the poor Cine Org suffered for years afterward because of being blamed for Hubbard’s artistic failure, blame Hubbard’s uncomfortable self-reckoning caused him to hurl in every direction except where it belonged.

    Squarely at himself.

    Reply
    • otherles says

      November 19, 2019 at 1:13 am

      World class authors such as Ayn Rand were being published in hardcover and having their works adapted for the screen when LRH was writing for the pulps.

      Reply
    • Skyler says

      November 19, 2019 at 6:04 am

      Hello John Doe. I just want to tell you I enjoyed your post very much. I thought your point was extremely good.

      Reply
  2. Ilea says

    November 18, 2019 at 8:34 pm

    As a never in, what the heck is third party? I don’t get what this pic is supposed to b showing people.

    Reply
    • Rip Van Winkle says

      November 19, 2019 at 8:46 am

      Google “third party scientology”.

      You can read the cult “scripture” ( snort) or scroll down for excellent Ortega reporting.

      With all the heroic work of so many Exes and real humans, practically everything Scn related is googleable, giving instant information and warning.

      …
      And… IRL, it was used as a tool to lay blame on others.

      Reply
  3. Believe or Else says

    November 18, 2019 at 8:30 pm

    I am personally thrilled that the internet ensures none of the confidential orders, crappy photographs and evidence of what L. Ron Hubbard wrote and did will ever go away in spite of the efforts of David Miscavige. The photographs taken by Robert Heinlein of L. Ron Hubbard, Sara Northrup and their daughter Alexis at the Bay Head, New Jersey house are a fine example of an inconvenient truth that will never go away for the “masters of confront” who, oddly enough, cannot confront a lot of observable truths.

    Reply
  4. PeaceMaker says

    November 18, 2019 at 8:23 pm

    Here’s evidence Hubbard was focused on the money all along. Many signs point to the early 1970s as being when Scientology really started to go off the rails, from what I can tell, even though many people didn’t see the signs until a decade later.

    I think the biggest two factors were that the supply of credulous young baby boomers looking to find something like instant enlightenment, dried up, so there were no longer easy pickings or easy money; and Hubbard’s experiment at sea showed that his theories and ideals didn’t work out even when he could isolate people from the influences of society, and that repressive methods like sec checks and the RPF were the only way he could control things.

    That photograph reminds me of a lot of other media from that era is pretty cringe-worthy in retrospect. But Hubbard and Scientology are supposed to be the ne plus ultra of trillions of years of civilizations across the universe, so their actually looking like any other middling product of the era tells us volumes.

    Reply
    • Eh=Eh says

      November 19, 2019 at 5:20 pm

      It’s my opinion that Scn went off the rails publicly with the creation of the CMO and Ron’s solution to inflation …..or maybe the CMO created the solution to inflation policy…..who knows? It’s100% full of 💩 either way..

      Reply
      • Wynski says

        November 20, 2019 at 9:30 am

        LMAO! Eh=Eh, it was off the rails from day 1 in 1952 when he falsely claimed to have created it through scientific research and started claiming super powers.

        YOU need to do a LOT more studying about saology

        Reply
  5. Straight up and vertical says

    November 18, 2019 at 7:38 pm

    I saw the photos when the VMH first came out and I was so brainwashed that I didn’t really know what to say or even feel. Such was the world of Scn where every new thing that came out was super duper, the one thing that will open the doors to bring floods of people in.

    Looking back, the photos are a bit cringeworthy but actually sortof fun. LRH’s view of the world was very much like a cartoon. Nuance and Scientology didn’t mix. All psychs were bad. All reporters were bad. All auditors were the upper tenth of the upper tenth. All conflict caused by 3rd parties. All illnesses caused by a PTS condition. All down stats caused by SP’s.

    Yes, the photos were stupid. But I have to admire the hutzpah of Hubbard in assuming a handful of photos were the very thing he needed to get millions of new public in. A bit delusional, but we bought it.

    Reply
    • Rip Van Winkle says

      November 19, 2019 at 8:59 am

      Here’s real delusion:

      When I first saw the VM photos, back around ’77, I asked why the looked so hokey, the explanation I got was that every bit was staged and crafted based on whole track research of buttons, this stuff was supposed to go in deep, get in below awareness level, secret technology to really IMPINGE.

      Same type of explanation for the garbage-fest Mission Earth books. They are for Wogs, and it’s designed to communicate and pierce the reactive mind resistance.

      I marveled at this and found it thrilling and inspiring. LRH was A–MAZING!!!

      barf.

      (the mission earth explanation gave my conscience comfort, I had been feeling out ethics for being disgusted with the series and had stopped reading them)

      Reply
      • Notmy Realname says

        November 21, 2019 at 8:54 am

        Oh …. and the films …. those were embarrassing! I never wanted new people to watch the super stupid looking, badly ‘acted’ ridiculously scripted films…..

        Reply
  6. Ms. B. Haven says

    November 18, 2019 at 7:21 pm

    I have a question for you Mike. Stuff like the photo above and other things Hubbard created are being “dissappeared” much like bitter defrocked apostates and run of the mill ‘SPs’ who were once in prominent positions in the “church”. As the cult tries its best to go mainstream this absolute garbage that Hubbard created HAS to go away because it is just so awful, no self-respecting non-scientologist would find it appealing in the least. What would happen to someone in the sea org who would dare suggest that the Hubbard crap needs to be shelved? Do they get RPFed, off-loaded or otherwise thrown under the bus? Or, is this all Miscavige since no one dares oppose him?

    I objected to weird shit when I was new to the cult, but I was always told that I needed to ‘clear my words’ so I could fully understand the material. That never worked, so I just faked it and reached for the next carrot hoping for some sort of result that never came. I imagine staff would have a much different experience.

    Reply
    • Mike Rinder says

      November 18, 2019 at 7:23 pm

      I’m sorry, I am not clear what your question is?

      Reply
      • Ms. B. Haven says

        November 19, 2019 at 7:34 am

        Basically, what happens to someone who dares suggest that Hubbard’s material is just a crappy product and needs to be shelved (or disappeared)? This is obviously happening with the ‘tech’, e.g. the SHSBC and the red & green vols. no longer available. But there is also Hubbard’s attempts at art that are total shit, especially his photography. At some point someone has to suggest that this stuff shouldn’t be published. What happens to them?

        Reply
        • Mike Rinder says

          November 19, 2019 at 8:24 am

          That is the exclusive provence of the COB. He is the Keeper of Tech International and Finder of Lost Tech. Nobody else dare make such suggestions.

          Reply
          • Mark says

            November 20, 2019 at 8:29 am

            Ah, “Keeper of The Tech”.
            That’s like a nutter who protects/collates stool samples, right?
            😂😂😂

            Reply
  7. Cece says

    November 18, 2019 at 6:44 pm

    Just think, this was 1975. LRH was 64.
    Most of us who were there midst all this were in our 20s. We will be excused as only half crazy thus correctable.

    LRH will be known forever as nuts. He is the one who could have used a peacefull recluse to detox and let mother nature learn some sense into him. He missed it in his Boy Scouts training.
    I’m almost feeling sorry for him … almost.

    Reply
    • George M. White says

      November 18, 2019 at 9:06 pm

      Yes, Cece. This is my thought. Hubbard could have used one of two things:
      1. Peaceful lessons from mother nature.
      2. When he returned to California after stealing Jack Parsons money, Jack
      should have whipped him to a pulp.

      Reply
      • Cece says

        November 18, 2019 at 9:58 pm

        Yes, it only appears he got off easy George.
        No matter how he attempted to undercut the current deluded civilization he was actually trying to undercut his own shortcomings.
        We were his very own live ‘clay pidgeons’. What an ass-hole.

        Reply
      • T-Rabbitt says

        November 19, 2019 at 12:39 am

        George, I don’t know about #1 having any effect on El Ron. But I agree 100% with #2. Jack should have stomped his ass for stealing Sara(remember the wife El Ron didn’t have.) Mabey El Ron would have thought twice about scamming and stealing from other people. Not sure if it would have changed him completely but it would have been justified.

        Reply
  8. Shereefe says

    November 18, 2019 at 6:16 pm

    So, I’m to look at this picture, understand And feel compassion for Scientology, then demand the IRS to go easy on them. If a picture like this could soften the IRS, I would never bother filing my taxes again. Yet, I need to remember that I’m illiterate and only need pictures to get me thru life. How Scientology ever expanded stumps the hell out of me.

    Reply
  9. Overun in California says

    November 18, 2019 at 3:12 pm

    Lighting is terrible. Someone just stuck a bright light in the corner.
    Pose is really unnatural. This is a good demonstration of how not to take a photograph.
    Is this really for real?

    Reply
  10. SadStateofAffairs says

    November 18, 2019 at 2:20 pm

    This is but one in an all but endless parade of Strategies, Programs, Project, and Bright Ideas from LRH that either never got anywhere to begin with or were abandoned soon after implementation, when they didn’t work.

    Reply
  11. The V8 says

    November 18, 2019 at 1:47 pm

    I took one look at that photo and had the sudden urge to overthrow my nations goverment….

    Reply
  12. Cavalier says

    November 18, 2019 at 1:15 pm

    I first came into Scientology in 1975 and there were fliers that looked a lot like this. I had no idea that Hubbard had taken the photographs himself.

    I remember a flier showing some guy holding up a book and a few dudes, in very wooden poses, reaching out for it. Talk about literal!

    Then there was a booklet about disseminating to a farmer and his wife and suddenly the farmer’s wife cognites. (You could tell she was a farmer’s wife because she was chewing on a blade of grass.)

    Even at the time, this struck me as very poor stuff.

    Reply
  13. Kyle says

    November 18, 2019 at 12:50 pm

    Are you sure this isn’t a still shot from a 70’s era swingers porn film?

    Reply
    • Old Surfer Dude says

      November 18, 2019 at 5:37 pm

      OMG!!! You got me.

      Reply
    • Melinda A Clare says

      November 18, 2019 at 6:33 pm

      LMAO! Oh that’s PERFECT!!!!!! IT’S A PERFECT description of what I was looking at.

      Reply
  14. Gary says

    November 18, 2019 at 12:31 pm

    I had that VMH edition and yes, the mental gymnastics needed even back then to not be critical or even slightly WTF was tough. In any case the experience has allowed me to see how you can be so devoted to a narcissistic personality who plays you for only his own ends.

    Reply
  15. Richard says

    November 18, 2019 at 12:29 pm

    (Somebody told me that) the picture above looks like the beginning of a porn movie episode.

    Reply
  16. RoseMarie says

    November 18, 2019 at 11:47 am

    Wow. He will finance this second rate crap with org incomes! I remember making $8 a week. We had broken tape recorders cockroaches and no AC in Miami back then. So let’s give them more for his stupid bright ideas that will be canceled next week. Again!!!!

    Reply
    • otherles says

      November 19, 2019 at 1:33 am

      I was making more money working part time doing manual labor at two Fanny Farmer candy shops (I had to deal with two Marine recruiters) than RoseMarie made in the Seaorg.

      Reply
  17. Zee Moo says

    November 18, 2019 at 11:37 am

    So Lron can’t ‘disseminate’ without throwing in the supposed profit motive thrown in? That supposed outcome is hilarious, ‘Expand it’?? The only thing expanding at this time was Lron’s waistline.

    Was Lron just expounding on his magical thinking or was it all about the money? It was the money.

    Reply
    • jere Lull (39 years recovering) says

      November 18, 2019 at 1:50 pm

      Of COURSE it was about the MONEY. It was ALWAYS and FOREVER about the MONEY. That’s why he got in the ‘religion’ biz in the first place. Everything he did after “Dianetics” was about shoveling money into his coffers.

      Reply
  18. Ms. B. Haven says

    November 18, 2019 at 11:18 am

    Jesus H. f/n Key-rist today’s post brings back some horrific memories. Those goddamn photos in the ‘volunteer ministers handbook’ were the worst. But way worse than that was the fact that I actually thought that something was wrong with me because the photos were somehow too sophisticated for me to “get”. In fact, they were just shit.

    I remember that Hubbard bragged on the ‘student hat’ tapes that he had taken all of these photography courses and was something of an expert in the field. Obviously it was all bullshit. In fact, all of his attempts at art were shit. His fiction writing was passable, but the rest was just total shit. And this coming from someone who claimed to be the being Arp Cola in a past life, the person who invented music. His attempts at music sucked. When some of that garbage came out the org I was studying at played it nonstop. Torture. I’ve posted this before but to prove my point I’ll post it again.

    Compare the inventor of music on the ‘whole track’:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpTUhN__FRk

    with a young newcomer wog who is peaking on acid at a famous 60s music festival:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqZceAQSJvc

    Reply
    • Richard says

      November 18, 2019 at 12:47 pm

      On the four or five study tapes Hubbard said that since photography was a technical subject he applied the Study Tek in order to learn it. Flunk

      Reply
    • Doug Sprinkke says

      November 18, 2019 at 2:30 pm

      That was pure torture, thanks for sharing.

      Reply
    • Imaberrated says

      November 18, 2019 at 5:33 pm

      I remember the old “Volunteer Ministers Handbook”. The photos were bizarre. I realized that they all looked like they were taken outside. So you would have an indoor scene with bright sunlight, but the set was outside.

      The fashions were dated. I looked at this in the 80s and they looked like they were from the 70s. The fashions should have been very bland and understated so that they didn’t age quickly. He didn’t follow his own dictate on this.

      Reply
    • Ms.P says

      November 18, 2019 at 6:21 pm

      Ms. B – “But way worse than that was the fact that I actually thought that something was wrong with me because the photos were somehow too sophisticated for me to “get”. In fact, they were just shit.” OH my, exactly like I felt every time looking at his photos or the horrible films he directed and music. Always thought I wasn’t “getting IT”. Whatever “IT” was! What a bunch of CRAP we ate up, makes me want to puke now.

      Reply
  19. Wynski says

    November 18, 2019 at 10:26 am

    I saw all those pics in some files up lines once. Yes, I couldn’t believe had laughable they were. I never knew the purpose behind them.

    I can’t wait for the Ron Mags titled, “Hubtard the Snake Oil Salesman”, and “Hubtard the Master Criminal”.

    Reply
    • Richard says

      November 18, 2019 at 1:16 pm

      Ron the Astrophysicist, Cosmologist, Arbiter of Ethics etc.

      https://exscn2.net/threads/cult-leader-l-ron-hubbard.41/

      Reply
      • Wynski says

        November 18, 2019 at 9:08 pm

        Those are funny Richard !

        Reply
  20. bixntram says

    November 18, 2019 at 10:04 am

    LOVE the photo! D2 in progress; voyeurism; fake wood paneling; what more could you want? Well, here’s a book you might want:

    https://www.amazon.com/Interior-Desecrations-Hideous-Homes-Horrible/dp/1400046408/ref=sr_1_2?crid=11YGZJVJO89M&keywords=james+lileks&qid=1574088904&s=books&sprefix=james+lilels%2Caps%2C208&sr=1-2

    “Interior Desecrations – Hideous Homes form the Horrible ’70’s” by James Lileks. First thing I thought of when I saw this photo op.

    Reply
    • Briget says

      November 18, 2019 at 5:58 pm

      I LOVE Lileks! First website I bookmarked when I was taught how to use a computer (at work, in the 1990’s) My husband had our first computer at home and Lileks was one of my favorites!

      Reply
    • otherles says

      November 19, 2019 at 1:45 am

      I truly envy Mr. Lileks ability to mock the surreal elements of modern society:

      I’m standing in the middle of the used CD store the other day. The clerk is playing “Yes,” a band whose name I always preferred to answer in the negative. “Roundabout” comes on. Haven’t heard this one in years, actually. Jon Anderson sings the famous line: “In around the lake / Mountains come out of the sky and they stand there.” As opposed to what? Doing the fargin’ Macarena? Standing there is pretty much the job description for mountains.

      Reply
  21. George M. White says

    November 18, 2019 at 10:02 am

    1975 was the year the Ft Harrison was purchased and I remember hearing about it. I travelled to Clearwater to check it out. It was in serious need of repair and Hubbard was rumored to be in the area but no one knew for sure. They had a massive New Years Eve party that year and I remember attending it. The pictures were published in various locations and I remember saying to myself that Hubbard was really no photographer. Very poor quality.

    Reply
    • George M. White says

      November 18, 2019 at 12:38 pm

      When the Ft Harrison opened, a lot of FSM’s brought people in even with the lack of repairs. I remember seeing large groups touring the Ft Harrison. The line was “This is going to be big.” “This is Scientology’s new home”. In a few years the excitement died when Hubbard had his David Mayo problems. Service was very poor and the crowds quickly died out.

      Reply
  22. Cat W. says

    November 18, 2019 at 9:30 am

    “We must be very modern were we can in sets, furniture, costumes so as not to get dated…”

    Glad to hear he was on it. Very amusing.

    Reply

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