Yes I watched them as they announced over their bullhorn to the arriving SO members “The Aftermath Foundation can help you leave the Sea Org”

This is an organic movement of individuals that witnessed Body Routers taking advantage of tourist and non-English speaking immigrants and decided to speak up.

Those are very interesting points. I was wondering why they didn’t just bring sea org members from gold base in

Second, the problem with holding this event at the Shrine rather than at a hotel ballroom or convention center is that you can’t change the size or layout of the room if you’re having trouble filling seats. The last thing you want at an event like this, which is a major event for “the world’s fastest growing religion” is to show that you’ve got empty seats. They were able to adjust the tent size, seat spacing and stage size in the tent at the recent UK IAS event to cover the lack of attendees.

The Shrine holds about 6,300, of which about 2,700 are on the main level. The balcony holds about the same number, and there are boxes that hold another 300+. So Scientology has to fill the entire lower level or people are going to wonder if something is wrong. The cognitive dissonance of Dave talking about how people are flocking to Scientology while he’s looking at an auditorium with hundreds of empty seats is going to be noticed. They can probably get away with not filling the balcony, but they absolutely have to fill the main level.

I wonder if they’re losing the ability to bus in staff from around the LA area to fill seats. With the recent defection of Mitch Brisker at Gold and the ongoing losses of staff, they might be concerned about people blowing if they’re brought out of isolation to mingle with mere public. Also, it won’t be a good look if public who are wearing their Sunday best are seated next to Sea Org drones who are in threadbare, shabby civilian clothes. If I am a rank-and-file public and I’m surrounded by elderly staffers rather than my peers, I may not think about it consciously, but I would eventually figure out that something is off.

That night, though, two Sea Org inspectors arrived to view our attendance. imagine 100 chairs with 3 attendees. It was all such insanity at that point that the inspectors didn’t care either. They knew it was all just BS too.

I think the targets these days are just PR stunts…ordering 100 to show somehow means to them, and their devotees, that 100 showed, despite what is right before their eyes. Delusion can run quite deeply

otherles,

Forrest Gump agrees: “Stupid is as stupid does.”

David Miscavige: Inadequate Behavior.

With the self reported vast and unprecedented expansion of the cult since that time it seems to be harder and harder for them to fill just about any venue. Yet, at the same time the unwashed masses of WOGS fill sports stadiums by the hundreds of thousands every weekend in SoCal and pay good money to do so.

For some reason, even the highly dedicated OSA net nannies reading this and other anti-cult blogs can’t seem to catch a clue that they are being lied to. Or, maybe they think the hordes of ‘OTs’ out there are just watching ‘exterior’ to the venue so they don’t have to go to the trouble of getting their MEST-y meat sacks to LA.

They make you sign up to new credit cards, and then max them out!

Chase Wave: https://tonyortega.org/2021/12/20/insider-how-the-chase-wave-began-and-how-it-crashed-leaving-scientology-in-chaos/

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