Comments on: IAS Human Rights Claims — Fact Check

By: FromMexico

FromMexico — Sun, 12 May 2013 05:14:47 +0000

I’m from Mexico. The only thing about these materials I have ever seen outside of the church was the airing of the PSAs in channel 34, this is a channel owned by the government of México state not Mexico city(capital), it is just a local tv channel. They have been aired for some 4 years or so.
Other than that I haven’t ever seen anything adopted officially by any of the two bodies they mention. It is not even on the list from campaigns fro human right on the official web page (http://www.cndh.org.mx/Campa%C3%B1as).
Perhaps there has been some booklet distribution and DVD showings in some schools but not to the extent of official campaigns.

So yes, it is bullshit.

By: The Oracle

The Oracle — Sat, 11 May 2013 22:40:01 +0000

The purpose of the I.A.S. to to provide David Miscavige with a slush fund for war games. As he has ZERO gifts with communication skills, (beyond reading his speeches written by others and staring at a teleprompter) he cannot negotiate, (with out threats) or build bridges with others into the community or integrate Scientologists within the community.

Look at his house, surrounded by barbed wire and his halls are full of slaves. Amenities nobody is allowed to touch or use but him.

So, the I.A.S. handles his legal bills arising from his lack in social graces and communication .

Members of the Church donate regularly to cover up the fact that David can not care about the person in front of him. The “leader” they “follow” to “clear the planet” can not care about the person in front of him.

The I.A.S. stands for “Interference After Show”. That is, once David shows up somewhere, they run behind him and run interference on the resultant flaps. Dead bodies, out P.R., and law suits.

By: John P.

John P. — Sat, 11 May 2013 22:38:47 +0000

The gulf between the spin from the RCS and the reality is amazing. Nobody believes the “10 million members” and the “world’s fastest-growing religion” crap. But I must say that the difference between “The UN honored a film we did on human rights” (where you get the distinct impression that the Secretary General in the famous General Assembly hall handed down an award from that Olympian perch to finding out that the employee’s writing club gave an award, probably because some Scientologist working at the UN nominated them. It’s like claiming they got an award from “the Catholic Church” with verbiage leading you to think it came from the Pope, but actually the award was something they bought at a rummage sale at a small parish church in Albuquerque for a dollar.

It used to be that people were scared of the RCS. But now when you measure the gulf between the self-deluding claims and the reality, there is little you can do other than laugh at them. I wonder if Miscavige, who seems to delight in terrorizing his staff, realizes that he’s not terrorizing the rest of the world any more; he’s a laughingstock and a joke. Or perhaps that’s his evil plan: get everybody laughing at him so they pay no attention while he takes over.

By: sets guy

sets guy — Sat, 11 May 2013 18:36:23 +0000

In reply to Conan. No. Those dogs are not human. Why would they need Human Rights?

By: Wendy Munro

Wendy Munro — Sat, 11 May 2013 17:27:49 +0000

The RCS is being sued for fraud in more than one case – I am looking forward to the day that they will be obliged, through a court process if nothing else, to disclose their books of account. Follow the money………the trail leads to the truth. Thanks for the illuminating report Natasha Boris.

By: The Oracle

The Oracle — Sat, 11 May 2013 17:04:13 +0000

The only people in this arena fighting for human rights are Marty Mike and Karen. Louise, Debbie Cook, Jason Beghe, any and all of the people who speak out, stand up and speak up. That even includes Tony Ortega. The I.A.H.. International Association of Humans. Scientologists don’t even consider themselves humans. “Humaoid” is a degrade. Why would they care about human rights? Look at how they treat one another. Like trash.

By: Conan

Conan — Sat, 11 May 2013 16:07:05 +0000

Would the Church of Scientology claims of championing Human Rights include exposing David Miscavage assault, battery and incarceration of Scientologist Executives?

What about OSA harassment operations that deny Scientologists the right to practice their religion without interference from the Church of Scientology?

Just wondering.