Comments on: IAS Is Case Gain

By: Curiosity

Curiosity — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 19:53:44 +0000

In reply to Garry Scarff. Do you know if this Greg Weekley reside in Carlsbad, (San Diego) CA now? Thank you.

By: gorillavee

gorillavee — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 12:59:50 +0000

In a “Release state”? Note that “Release” is capitalized in the original.

Uhhh … is it just me, or did I read something about this in the “Technical Degrades” PL?

By: RolandRB

RolandRB — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 10:28:22 +0000

It had to happen. The whales must be suspecting by now that it is their IAS donations that are being used to pay the day-to-day bills of the Church and without those donations, the Church would have gone bust many years ago. So to give them credit for it, it is only right that IAS donations be recognised as case gain. I think that fairly soon the auditing and training income will be less than one quarter of the running costs of the Church so they might be tempted to drop that side of things entirely and restructure the Bridge around the IAS donation levels. This would get around the small problem of their being no OT IX and above that will give people magic powers. For sure, the donation levels can be stretched into the stratosphere if need be and I am sure we will see the Duggans there.

By: Jethro Bodine

Jethro Bodine — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 07:57:47 +0000

The IAS reges like Howard Becker and Michael Roberts and Jeff Pomerantz have long been promoting the ridiculous idea that donating large sums of money to the IAS (large enough to make it “hurt”), causes “Fourth Dynamic Case Gain”. I’m not making this up at all. Those that don’t or can’t donate large sums of money are “out of valence” and/or “degraded beings”. Michael Roberts has even gone as far as saying the IAS statuses form their own grade chart. This false data gets pounded into people IAS reg cycle after reg cycle. Eventually people start to believe it, and people such as Linda Lombardo make these sorts of statement about giving money to the IAS. The IAS has it’s own form of brainwashing. Never mind that the IAS is completely off policy and inconsistent with what LRH wrote about “pure donations”, i.e. the only money that comes into the church is the money that is collected for training, processing and books/materials. Ask anyone who’s left the church about the so-called “case gain” they got from donating to the IAS – they’ll say that they wish they had the money instead.

By: cindy

cindy — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 02:34:30 +0000

In reply to Michael Mallen. Mike, Thanks for finding this video with Mario in it. It's so deja vu to hear the lady and Mario both say that they don't read things about Scn and they don't watch the news or read the news. They are good little sheeple doing exactly what they've been told to do. They are like mushrooms: keep them in the dark and feed them shit. That is what they've had a steady diet of. On a good note, it was good to see Mario in younger days, even if he is such a brainwashed Kool Ade drinker.

By: cindy

cindy — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 20:13:44 +0000

In reply to Brian. Go Mike! And just the fact that the church took out full page ads in The New York Times and USA Today tell you how scared they are of this expose documentary that comes out today. DM is busting a vein and pooping his pants over it and throwing money at the problem with the full page ads that everyone sees through. The public who read this will know in an instant it is all lies, hype, and PR. Scientology: their reputation precedes them.

By: Michael Mallen

Michael Mallen — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 17:31:07 +0000

In reply to cindy.

Speaking of Mario Feninger, check out what he says on this clip at around 7:33

Scientology’s Crimes: http://youtu.be/uF99yYCE8wI

By: cindy

cindy — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 09:30:40 +0000

In reply to Benjamin. I just got home from opening night of the play, "Disconnection." It was so hard hitting and good. People were blowing charge in the audience, some line charging. It was really moving. And some non Scns were shocked that this kind of thing actually goes on in the church. The acting is superb. The dialogue is so cutting and sharp and true to the real scene. Much of the play was based on real life happenings and people. LRH, DM, Mario Feninger, SO members and others were really captured by Alan Barton in the spot on portrayal of them. Run, don't walk, to the Beverly Hills Playhouse to see this excellent play.

By: Cooper Kessel

Cooper Kessel — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 08:57:03 +0000

In reply to NOLAGirl. It is a great weekend. Had a nice dinner with friends although it meant passing up on a visit to the Beverly Hills Playhouse with OSD. A three egg omelet is planned for the AM! Wishing all a great Sunday, especially those in Sundance with a ringside seat!

By: Garry Scarff

Garry Scarff — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 08:46:18 +0000

In reply to Robert Almblad.

Dan Locke is correct. Linda DeSantis Lombardo hails from the Arlington, VA area where her family resides. She was married to another Scientologist, Greg Weekley, before she married Stephen. None of their sons are involved in Scientology.
https://www.facebook.com/greg.weekley.7
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004569044913