Very funny – still laughing!

Gus thank you for the excellent post. So true.

Pepper, your post is very true and very well said. Wish the Kool Aid drinkers could read it.

Scientology’s PR is terminally damaged. Their is simply no way to salvage their image. They may as well not even bother to waste their time with the VM bullshit and just keep the money.

The money-machine has been running completely on auto fueled by the commission system. Those inside the bubble are at this point still oblivious to the sinking ship and won’t look up until someone taps them on the shoulder and tells them it’s all over. Even if DM is taken out of the picture at this point, you still have a runaway train, nothing other than people cont. to leave in droves is going to stop it. Don’t expect refunds, it’ll be siphoned dry until bankruptcy set in. This is all very deliberate, little to do with mismanagement — it’s business, the parishioners too duped to see it.

“Funded by an IAS grant”.

They used to have “sponsored by” connotating “financed by”. Now they say “funded”, and unless a figure is presented, it’s completely meaningless. Furthermore, unless independently audited and verified, I consider them the usual pack of pathological lies until proven otherwise. What stops them from deception when no oversight exists and are statistically hungry for more money. Don’t forget, if they got $10 million last week, they have to get at least one buck more this week, or else … it’s the decks.

VMs go out at their own expense, no money involved except for what will be taken in from donations of Photo Ops. This is how VMs are made to donate indirectly to the IAS and without their knowledge. This IAS conjob works on people who can be made to believe it’s alright because it’s in the interest of clearing the planet. Such 1.1 interactions are to be accepted as the “survival” norm because it’s supposedly for the greatest good. Point it out to parishioners, it will be instantly justified. Such is the indoc headf*ck.

Great summation. Exactly on point.

Gus, you are completely right and your advice is really spot on

By their own admission, estimates of 5 Million are affected. So they are going to help “scores” – what’s that, 60, 100, maybe 200 people could be considered “scores” of people.

Forget “Super-Literate.” Even just plain old literate would do these assholes a lot of good.

They are also a bit late, aren’t they? None of this happened until *after* Mike Rinder, Ortega, and a few others noted and the rest of us noted the conspicuous absence of Scientology attention on a massive disaster.

Last, for a bunch of assholes so fixated on PR, Scientology has the worst PR on the planet. The *only* reason there’s any attention on the disaster at all from this wretched “church” is because we noticed they weren’t doing a goddamned thing.

Planetary Salvage Campaign my ass. Scientology doesn’t give a shit about about the Philippines. Those worthless fucks are there because they think it makes them look good. Period.

Even Amway got smart and realized that every person in the US knew the name Amway and had a negative reaction to it. So Amway changed their name to Quixtar and NutriLite. So it is with Scientology, but it’s even worse than Amway was because they *can’t* change their name.

Scientology’s PR is terminally damaged. Their is simply no way to salvage their image. They may as well not even bother to waste their time with the VM bullshit and just keep the money.

Which is really what they are doing here, isn’t it?

Gus

I dont doubt it. She is very concerned that she be informed if anyone DOES donate. She can then claim the FSM Commission.