Atta boy jere!

Peggy: I’m not FREE, but I am reasonable. I attested to “clear” before they kicked me to the curb, not that thatever did me any good; being beached was probably the best thing to come of it.

Peacemaker, my guess is that those six are ALL of the staff. As another noticed, there may be more inadvertent truth in that item than they wanted.

mwestern:
“As businesses adapt to handle the lockdown, the CoS plods along as usual. It could be auditing via skype or zoom;

Didn’t I see sometime back, a meter that worked over the InterWebZ? That would at least allow them to deliver metered auditing, though not the in-your-face sec checks Dwarfenführer® favors. That would first require them wanting to deliver anything to anyone — other than loads of cash to DM’s vaults. Naaah! it’s simpler just to shake the rubes down for their cash.

Good catch, Joe. No auditors being made, no auditing delivered.

The Objectives night have some value if they allowwed that “step back & looking at Yourself. Their proper name should be Hypnotics. And Hubbard used them as punishment, not that they weren’t punishing for “PC” and auditor alike; I’m not certain which position I hated worse.

AND, speaking of getting people to take online courses, I found out tonite, when one Googles “Something Can Be Done About It” at the very top is an invitation by an attractive woman calling herself “Eliza” to do a FREE SURVEY and that survey is copywrighted by Total Whacko Ex-Sea Org member Charles Prenner. He is using “Something Can Be Done About It” as a name in order to CATCH AND DIVERT those Googling Mike’s Blog into taking a Scientology Survey and possibly an online course (I’m assuming but don’t know because naturally I did NOT click onto this “free” survey! Sneaky sneaky sneaky Chuckie! Sneaky, sneaky sneaky, Cult. But then, desperate is as desperate does.

Leila, thanks for doing that detailed count. 40 is more like what I would expect as the number of remaining really active members at an average or struggling org.

Pretoria went “ideal” and got put in a fancy new facility, but despite the claims that doesn’t really seem to mean much for orgs’ operations, and they settle back to their previous level of operations once the initial fanfare subsides. Except for a few of the orgs that have long been the largest anyway, the rest seem to be reduced to operating more like missions used to, regardless of whether they’ve been put in a big renovated building or are still somewhere like a shabby storefront.

And, yeah, the fogging is a mostly pointless excercise the way they’re doing it – but Scientology is basically all about illusions like placebo effect, anyway.