Yep, those qualities, perverts, suppressives, critical, snide, ruthless, arrogant or contemptuous personalities pretty much sums up DM, and, yes, it does point to out of valence. Thanks for that quote, Foolproof

Michael – did you write a Success Story on that? If not report to Qual and the Qual Sec will receive you with open arms, especially on Thursdays, around 1.55PM

It’s probably just down to the number of Reg “hits” they make from these events, that’s all, I’d say.

A “nasty bastard” doesn’t become nice without auditing. And as COB doesn’t get any auditing then your summation is spot on Cindy. All those Class XIIs and VIIIs sitting there at Flag and he doesn’t avail himself of them (although saying that all the good ones have long since gone). “Couldn’t happen to a nicer bloke”, as the Brits say. Terrible thing – withholds. HCOB 2 August 1969 “‘LX’ Lists” states that “Perverts, suppressives and critical, snide, ruthless, arrogant or contemptuous personalities are always out of valence”.

Yep.

Jenny, you little tart. I love it when you talk dirty.

Odd

No sarcasm: very well done, Michael M.

What would be extremely useful is an accurate estimate of the income from auditing and training world total based on Scn public completions (i.e. not staff or Sea Org completions) as if they had paid for those services on completion. Flag completions as published could be the basis of that scaled up to include an estimate for all other auditing and training Scn public earnings. Then what is needed is a fairly accurate estimate of what it costs to keep the Church of Scientology running per year (not expanding – just day to day running). I think their auditing and training income worldwide is not nearly enough to keep them running but we don’t know how big the gap is (if there is one). And if there is a gap then they must be using dono money meant for expansion to fill that gap. I have a feeling that most of their day-to-day running is paid for out of redirected dono money but I haven’t got the figures. And if this is the case and the whales got to know about it then most of them would stop donating. And then this “Church” would die very quickly.

By the way, the event was harrowing and I wish I had a video of it: laser projections in front of a giant set of faux-Greek columns, many formally uniformed Sea Org execs (Mike, would you have been among the presenters? My best guess is that this was September, 1995), a number of teary testimonials and a disturbing number of standing ovations for LRH.

Brings to mind the phrase ‘between the devil and the deep blue sea.’