Scribe, If LRH returns in DM’s lifetime, I’ll wager that DM has him declared.

As with any autocrat, Hubbard didn’t have to follow his own rules. He could just change and/or enforce them at whim

Probably due to a bovine BT. Sorry to milk it. 😂

Yes, Skyler, her courage. Real courage. Thanks for adding this in because it should have been the first quality of hers on my list!

Joe Pendleton observed:
“For every person who reads a STAND memo, MILLIONS watch Dr. Oz. No potential Scientologists ever read Parkins’ babbling.”

MOST of today’s stats for that hit site are probably US going to check out his insanity for ourselves. HARDLY valid “clicks” for “his” stats, I’d say.

Oh, and don’t forget the several heart attacks LRH™ survived solely because Kima ignored his orders.

More like: “Cowed scientologist dedicated to the perpetuation of hate”.

I needed it more…

Pls allow me to add my opinion as to Leah’s most attractive feature. IMO, it is her courage. What enormous balls (not the best word for sure) for one little lady – all by herself – to stand up to this enormous multi-headed multi-billion dollar monster.

And the best part? She and Mike are winning! They have won every encounter and this stupid cult has been steadily losing all the while. Losing members. Losing money. Losing credibility and the best thing of all – people have been laughing at them louder and longer every time they open their stupid lying mouths.

Thanks to Leah (mostly) but also Mike, this has been a great seven years (Leah left this crazy cult in 2013). It’s almost straight out of the bible. Remember the story about seven years of feast followed by seven years of famine? Well, it strikes me like that.

Thanks to Leah for a great seven year ride and here is hoping there are many more years to come. If she keeps hammering away at this evil cult, the day will come where there will be nothing left to hammer.

HIP HIP HOORAY!!!

Brian, I would not call it abuse by doctors in all except a few extreme cases. I know quite a few MDs who would rather prescribe lifestyle changes, but the reality is that most patients show up wanting a pill or a procedure to fix what ails them, and generally have trouble complying with anything more complex and sustained. Doctors actually often do strongly suggest such changes in part, but they know they can’t expect most patients to follow through and are actually often rather frustrated about that.