I had to google the Hibberds, never heard of them till now. They sound just like your average builder building your average house in your average small towns. If I’m ever in Dubbo, Parkes, Ballina or Woop Woop, I’ll be sure to look them up.
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 The WHO for this essay on the magazine lies way within the insides of National Geographic

When the cult sends a damage control fluff and froth piece to NatGeo on all their GOOD works, it will be met with a yawn
They already GOT IT.

https://tonyortega.substack.com/p/here-they-are-the-wealthy-whales

He’s either been very badly photoshopped in or it’s a cardboard cutout because the pose never changes in the slightest, they just seem to have moved him around a bit to make it appear that he was really there. I expect that he had pissed off by then, no doubt faeces frightened that someone might try and get at him to serve court notices.

But pretty much deserved.

With a name like “Scientology” (drips with pretentiousness of “scientific” solid ground) but the “ology” ending just makes it sound always to me, hokey, slimy, scammy.

“Scientology” was a poor name choice.

“Soul Memories Alleviation Pseudo-Therapy/Exorcism” would be more correct and honest.

Hubbard really ought to have let Scientology been freely accepted or rejected on the soul pseudo-therapy/exorcism practices, period.

All the Hubbard claims have always been false about the benefits of the Hubbard quackery.

Someday, someone will crack open the Subject Volumes 3, 4 and the OT Volume, and just lay out the Hubbard “commands” used to do the Hubbard quackery pseudo-therapy and exorcism.

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I remember decades ago, when my now deceased father and his now deceased sister, asked me bluntly to do some “Standard Dianetics” on them, and I put them both in some this lifetime “engram” traumas of their lives. That was the only time I employed Scientology on my family, ever.

Scientology truly is like the 1950s psychologist Rollo May cautioned, it’s not something the average public should be doing to each other, the potential for harm of the Hubbard simplistic techniques to be done on one another isn’t something average non professional therapists ought be willy nilly doing like Scientologists do to one another, even with the rigid extensive Hubbard pseudo-therapy/exorcism techniques training.

It’s still bogus quackery to let the public do on one another.

But that Hubbard quackery is out of the bag, and Subject Volumes 3, 4 and the OT Volume is the very quackery “commands” of this Hubbard bogus subject.