Comments on: Scientology’s Latest Harassment

By: Jane Standen Bolton

Jane Standen Bolton — Sat, 04 Nov 2023 15:24:42 +0000

Perhaps I’m entirely wrong, who knows, but part of me wonders whether in their neurotic conspiracist headspace this is nothing to do with Philadelphia and everything about ensuring this isn’t some subterfuge and SP #1 wasn’t going to suddenly pop up next to Alex Barnes Ross on the frontline of the IAS protest. Certainly no one aside from Leah would get more global press attention by making an appearance and given Miscavige was previously so obsessed in ensuring Bob Minton / Mike / Marty / whoever’s movements were known when they were in the same place as him, it doesn’t seem out of the question that perhaps this is about being sure that no dastardly deeds were afoot. Disgusting either way obviously, and even more disgusting since it involves a child, but I could imagine that the man scared of his own shadow needs to be certain you’re going to be in Philadelphia not East Grinstead when he finally crawls out from the rock he’s been hiding under…

By: vegan3

vegan3 — Fri, 03 Nov 2023 18:03:04 +0000

Well this is an interesting list. Voter registration for Hacienda Gardens. One resident listed as age 104. Since some of these people have no DL, they would have no comparison for a mail-in ballot signature. And some of those people are long blown (Nathan Tompkins?). Need to clean out that list so they don’t get extra votes in absentia! (Ben listed there too.) Obviously, some residents too young to vote or not citizens. We know how many they pack in a room! Property shows as having 346 bedrooms with 902 voters. Mat needs to update us. He knows some have passed.

https://voterrecords.com/address/551-n_saturn_ave-clearwater-fl-33755/1

By: XenuMadeMeDoIt

XenuMadeMeDoIt — Fri, 03 Nov 2023 02:13:48 +0000

I was never in Scientology, but I’m a lifelong student of totalitarianism, and I’ve made it my business to learn as much about Scientology as I can. The work that you, Leah, and everyone else on SPTV are doing — invaluable.

I just watched a YouTube documentary called Scientology Secret Lives L Ron Hubbard:

https://youtu.be/-4HI3KYlFag

Fascinating. Regardless of whether or not DM believes in Scientology, the plain fact is that he is the monster LRH created.

By: d lawless

d lawless — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 18:25:17 +0000

In reply to otherles. Yes. My mama always said "Desperate People do Desparate Things". They got 'nuthin. The problem is Sick David. And so it shall remain.

By: Mary Kahn

Mary Kahn — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 13:10:46 +0000

In reply to otherles. Exactly. It's flailing. There are some dying organisms who are already on life support (in this case its billions) but pretty much dead.

By: Skedag

Skedag — Thu, 02 Nov 2023 04:06:10 +0000

In reply to Glen. Publicly humiliate them, absolutely. That's why i keep doing it when i notice their continuing harrassment of me, a never-in who never knew shit about them until i was informed that they were trying to destroy me for some reason. They shrink like George Costanza in thr pool when anyone calls them out. Peace

By: Quit Fast - per KSW (call the Aftermath If You Need)

Quit Fast - per KSW (call the Aftermath If You Need) — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 20:59:49 +0000

Here’s an observation:

a) L. Ron Hubbard’s son for Hubbard, was onetime the “worst second gen Scientologist” ever

b) Ron Miscavige Snr’s son David has now flipped into the “worst (or best if you wish Scientology to collapse) second gen Scientologist” ever

L. Ron’s a minus column human in history.
L. Ron Jnr is in the plus column for human history.

Ron Snr is in the plus column in human history.
David Miscavige is in the minus column (unless collapsing Scientology seen as a good thing, makes David’s bad really “good”) for human history.

Lots of Hubbardian plus and minuses flipping around in the father to son good and bad ness to humanity going on with a cult founder and a father of a successor cult founder, and sons.

Needs some kind of chart to them all.

I wish Hubbard had just more widely admitted failure, and told all the “top” successors for the Scientology cult to pull the plug on the Scientology operation, when Hubbard was still alive.

Hubbard had doubts, too bad he didn’t order the movement to deflate and vanish.

Reference: “Going Clear….” final pages, by Lawrence Wright.

(then, apropos to OSA Scientology’s fair gaming that still goes on, it’s all on auto pilot this fair gaming, and it’s Hubbard’s fault, why it goes on. There are second gen and third gen unwised up Scientology persons who didn’t get Hubbard’s thoughts about it all being a failure. )

QUESTION: How do you prove some Scientologists are brainwashed? They are incapable of doing the “How Could It Be That Way” Study Tech drill on the final pages of Lawrence Wright’s “Going Clear….” book that lays out Hubbard’s doubts that Hubbard had failed at it all! Scientologists have to sober up, and run the “How Could It Be That Way” drill and do the right thing, “Quit Fast” per KSW #1.

By: otherles

otherles — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 20:17:05 +0000

In reply to Karl Woodrow. Robert Heinlein and Issac Asimov used to work at the Philadelphia Naval Yard during the Second World War. (Just making a suggestion.)

By: otherles

otherles — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 20:10:40 +0000

In reply to Ammo Alamo. When a thing is dying it may be at its most dangerous.

By: Over and Out

Over and Out — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 17:08:23 +0000

Scientology and David Miscavige are truly evil and the government needs to shut this cult down. Keep exposing it Mike as exposing Scientology’s crimes against humanity is like allowing sunshine to envelope a vampire
The truth destroys them utterly and forever.