Thank you very much Mr. Rinder. I had come across the fact that Mayo had been a ‘squirrel’ before, but assumed it was only after fatty was dead.

I do buy books, in fact too many, bought ‘Bare-Faced’ in hard-cover soon after its release. Have to consider buying yours. However, I am allergic to Amazon, never bought a book other than from a bookshop or other physical outlet.

Am serious about Vidal’s Messiah, it’s quite a good novel. The first-person character was next to the top of the new cult.

In the U.S.A., i am sure that you could get it through inter-library loan.

That is exagerrated, but fatty does seem to have avoided war service altogether, his medical complaints seem to exactly coincide with his assignment to a ship that may have met combat. LRH, the war hero, LOLLOLLOL!

Thank you. However, as I say, the gap between CMO ops supporting Miscarriage (1982) and the death of fatt(y 1986) is strange.

Broeker and his wife were appointed rulers of the cult.

He vanished, she was RFP until broken.

Mayo, personal auditor to fatty, Suppose that he’s dead of old age long ago.

I am a never in, however, I sincerely recommend Messiah by Gore Vidal, if you haven’t read it, it isn’t just his usual anti-Christian rants, as I said in an earlier post, all of the cast in the Vidal novel are first-gen. nuts, in Scn?

You would be fourth or fifth gen., as would be Miscarriage.

Not to say that I have any admiration for fatty, except for some of his pulp fiction.

Wrong! Someone as theta as LRH would have single handed deployed the Holy Hand Grenade as he was the actual author of the Book of Armaments!

Mayo was gone well before Hubbard shuffled off his mortal coil — in fact there is an issue written by Hubbard declaring him a “squirrel.”

I write about Miscavige’s assumption of power in my book.

‘Nasty and horrible racist’: that is just standard-order wooden thinking, Hubbard deservers better invective than that.

His earlier two wives did it better, as did one of his side-flings: insane, paranoid, schizophrenic, sadist.

Our host, from my reading of the history, was from the ‘Commodore’s Messenger Organisation’, and while Pat and Annie Broeker had been awarded a special rank, which should have made Broeker the new leader, it didn’t work. Next in line should have been Mayo, as Elron’s personal auditor.

So, our host was part of the CMO cabal which brought Miscavige to power.

Hubbard’s death was in 1986, but from my reading, the cabal to enthrone Miscarriage was in place by 1982.

One may be sure that he regrets it, but I am yet to read anything on that point.

As a never-in, but sometime annoyer of Scn., I find it fascinating at times.

When the chanology protests were on, I went, but decided I didn’t want to stand and shout, so I just went and entered the Org., wandered about, spoke politely with a few members, marvelled at the Crowleyite satanic cross and the giant photo of fatty, looked around their lobby, flicked through some pamphlets, got bored, and left.

Encouraged a few Chanoligists who felt I’d been a traitor for entering the org and done nothlng detructive inside the lobby, mounted my bicycle, and just cycled home.

Fatty did write some great pulp fiction (not his later works like Battlefield Earth), so there is that.

I would recommend that everyone here read the novel Messiah by Gore Vidal.

It’s not at all meant as an analogy of Scn, but an inversion of Christianity, it’s a death cult.

The contrast with Scientology is interesting, in Vidal’s Messiah, the same basic group rides the rocket.

Scn is another matter, when our host and others decided to run the coup for David Miscarriage, it was a fourth or fifth generation of bosses.

Except for Fatty, all leaders from the earlier stages had left, been exiled, expelled, or sent to the RFP. Jentsch as one possible exception, but purely as a figurehead.

Even the e-meter is a fake, the original one was from an independent-minded man who wouldn’t hand over his patent, so there was suddenly no e-meter for three or four years until fatty found a couple of dupes who were smart enough to design a new version that didn’t infringe upon the patents of the earlier device.

In my opinion, he was someone who had serious and convoluted issues relating to his self-concept. And all the “excavations” done on the ‘whole track’ and who knows what other “researches electonically tested” only worsened things even further.

He is presented as someone who studied the Vedic texts (in Sanskrit or translated?) and took inspiration from these to formulate scn. Really? He certainly didn’t understand anything as everything about scn goes in a direction totally opposite to the Vedas, starting from spiritualness and respect for others.

As was the case in Morocco, over ten years later.

However, they seem to have reached the goal in Clearwater, Florida, and that town in England.