Comments on: It’s ALL About The Money.

By: Aquamarine

Aquamarine — Mon, 15 Dec 2014 21:20:09 +0000

In reply to hgc10. Mike, its Monday and you're the only one who will see this comment, but I have to make it anyway: These characters who hold seminars to teach the rest of us how to postulate new realities give me a pain and today I wish I could attend one of these, just to be able to raise my hand and ask, "Have YOU (Seminar Leader) postulated (an Ideal Org, a flourishing and prospering org, 5X your income, etc.) ? If so, how is that postulate working out for you? You are, after all, the so-called "postulate expert" here, so tell us all about your "straight up and vertical" wins with this tech, OK?"

By: Hiatus57

Hiatus57 — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 12:27:05 +0000

That would be Amway Mike,

But at least you get some washing up liquid that works!

By: Foolproof

Foolproof — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 10:40:09 +0000

I don’t know what the font is that Michael Chan is using in these semi-official releases from the Church but I find them quite hard to read. It is almost as if the font is trying to “stab” one’s eyes. I wonder if such is intentional? Have a read (if you can bear the drivel) and see if you can also see what I mean. I think that there is a sort of “science” to do with choice of fonts, although seemingly unimportant, and which is used to bring over a message such as “authority” or “calmness” or whatever it is supposed to do to the recipient/reader, depending on the author wishes. This font choice I find is quite irritating, never mind the nonsense written thereby.

By: Kronomex

Kronomex — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 09:38:42 +0000

“…that conducts seminars and training and workshops that are virtually EXCLUSIVELY devoted to “increasing income.” That is a challenge the church of scientology cannot meet.”

It does work, just look at Cap’n Straightjacket Extraordinaire’s bank balance grow and grow evey day.

By: Bruce

Bruce — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 06:38:54 +0000

Interesting how these purported “experts at making money” in CO$ are not put to better use actually running a business for the church to actually EARN money instead of parasitically Fundraise off of members. For example, the Catholic Church has schools and hospital businesses, LDS Church has Cattle Farms, and I’m sure other religious groups have other legit businesses….So, why not have CO$ put their vaunted moneymaking “experts” to work running some legit businesses, and earn money fair and square from that? After all, as $cientologists, they are Superior Beings with Superior mental faculties – Running a legit business should be childs play for them ….(answer: they won’t of course, because these “experts” could not even run a lemonade stand – all they know is how to TAKE money, not work hard and EARN it.)

By: Jens TINGLEFF

Jens TINGLEFF — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 06:27:59 +0000

Really, Mike! You’re forgetting the sacrement of “us[ing] the law to harass (rather than win)” with the purpose of “If possible, of course, ruin him utterly”

The religiousness of this always brings a lump to my throat!

By: Mike Rinder

Mike Rinder — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 04:12:31 +0000

In reply to Joe Pendleton. And "All gone"...

By: Still on your side

Still on your side — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 02:53:17 +0000

In reply to Still on your side. (This was written in response to SadStateofAffairs' comment about the sale of the Alexandria Hotel.)

By: Still on your side

Still on your side — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 02:46:20 +0000

42,000 square feet is not enough space? Are there lines out the door from the church’s third floor suite at 1515 Hancock Street in Quincy? There must be, after all the church is sharing that floor with other businesses, and according to the information on the following website, those suites are not that big: http://www.showcase.com/property/1515-Hancock-Street/Quincy/Massachusetts/219246. Indeed, if the church needs more than 42k square feet for its members, the block surrounding its current office must be so crowded with members waiting to get in traffic is being stopped. Right…..

By: Robert Almblad

Robert Almblad — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 02:40:41 +0000

Henry does not appear to be trained or audited. At least he is not on the websites that follow this sort of thing like the Truth About Scientology. While most SO staff are not audited or trained either, I think he’s too fat or too old to be on staff.

Looking at Henry’s own website, I would guess Henry is more or less a “wog” consultant with good stats to attract an Spanish speaking audience to listen to him about making money. He is also probably a “Scientologist” that the LA Org SO execs turned to after their total failure to financially turn around LA Org. They are now thinking Henry might help them pull in some people with a decent job and some money. This would be instead of Miscavige’s lame idea of body routing 600 poor people a week from the metro station into the Org who have no money, no job and nothing to do… Yeah, right. Like that’s going to work… ha, what a f**king joke.

The new Jackbooted Sea Org staff at the LA Org have a lot to learn. New people with decent money will notice when they getting pounced on for their money in exchange for nothing. That is why they have money. They are not drunk on Koolaide…… so they run for the hills.

Here’s a clue SO staff at LA Org: try using a gun at the bank. That’s how most crooks get their money.