Comments on: The World Famous Finance Seminar…. Truth In Advertising Check

By: Dave

Dave — Tue, 25 Jun 2013 18:07:45 +0000

I wonder if Mr Feshbach gets an FSM commission on everyone in the room who later gets regged for a flag service?

Most likely scenario in my estimation…

By: Aquamarine

Aquamarine — Tue, 25 Jun 2013 17:01:56 +0000

In reply to Blown SP. Ah, yes, the "Pirates and Bums" reference. Often I heard that reference used by RCSers to justify their non-payment of credit cards, rents, mortgages, taxes. I also noted what I can only describe as a smug, superiory quality, a covert pride, actually, that emanated from such people when talking about how they were stiffing their creditors so as to flow that money to CO$. I could see they really thought they were kind of cool for doing this. For politeness sake, in those days, I would pretend to approve by stretching my lips into a smile and saying, "Wow" whilst inwardly I would be withdrawing from them in pity, distrust and contempt. Today I would simply tell them from my heart how wrong it is and let the chips fall where they may. But they don't ask me anymore, LOL.

By: Peter

Peter — Sat, 22 Jun 2013 20:15:46 +0000

In reply to Karen B. That apparently was before Der Kline Fuhreurdumkopf had yet to mess around too much with that course. So you had direct proof that Scio worked! LOL Well done.

By: Karen B

Karen B — Sat, 22 Jun 2013 17:53:21 +0000

Mike, this doc reveals one thing which cannot be argued with and that is that there is a big unethical side to him that is easy to see when all the pieces are put into place. I had not been able to see this before, partly because I didn’t want to and partly because I have been out of comm with the family for the past decade.

Spelled out – Matt has filed for bankruptcy twice and in the last one, he declares he is unable to pursue any employment interviews or employment itself due to disabling pelvic disease. Within a period of 1 1/2 years he is well enough to do seminars for the church and for his newly founded medical institute.
When I declared bankruptcy, I was so embarrassed about being a Scientologist and defaulting on my debts. I only did it because debt collectors started coming to my work and I felt that it wasn’t okay for me to let my personal problems to spill out into my profession. After the bankruptcy was granted, though I was free of any legal obligation, (as soon as I had money) I contacted all the agencies that had been defaulted so that I could work out repayment.

Which brings up two questions that won’t leave my head. 1) while paying the IRS debt, up until he was too broke to pay…how much money did he pay the Church of Scientology and all of its entities? 2) How much did he invest in the state of the art hospital he (and Joe who was also an investor) founded for stem cell therapy relating to chronic heart disease? What? I thought he was broke and disabled? At least according to this document which was filed barely a year earlier. His activities show a pattern of dishonesty which I was unable to admit to before.

By: Karen B

Karen B — Sat, 22 Jun 2013 16:32:24 +0000

In reply to Quiet Guy. Yes, I attended on at Palo Alto at about the same time and he was promoting PTS/SP there as well. Ironically, I did the course shortly after that and the data in it was ultimately the thing which allowed me to disconnect from the church.

By: Simple Thetan

Simple Thetan — Sat, 22 Jun 2013 14:54:31 +0000

In reply to Richard Lloyd-Roberts. Ok angel, but truly Slatkin on his worst day could not come up to the level of evil that Feshbach could perpetrate. He also did not lose close to the amounts that Feshbach lost to people. That is not to say that I justify what Slatkin did.

By: Richard Lloyd-Roberts

Richard Lloyd-Roberts — Sat, 22 Jun 2013 03:25:30 +0000

In reply to Simple Thetan. Yes an Angle is correct. 45 degree angle.

By: ThetaPotata

ThetaPotata — Fri, 21 Jun 2013 20:47:55 +0000

In reply to Phil Bruemmer. Yeah, I wonder of the IRS would notice if he missed a year or two of monthly payments? He could be the first guy to have to do a redo of Superpower, continuing his pioneering ways (after a redo of purif & objectives of course.)

By: Simple Thetan

Simple Thetan — Fri, 21 Jun 2013 19:46:00 +0000

In reply to Jethro Bodine. Compare to Feshbach, Slatkin is an angle.

By: Jethro Bodine

Jethro Bodine — Fri, 21 Jun 2013 17:30:19 +0000

I still can’t get over this. If word gets out to the sheeple about what’s in Feshbach’s bankruptcy declaration
( about how poor he is now and is in so much pain he can’t do any work outside his home [which he doesn’t own]), I can’t imagine that the church would still use him as the poster boy of financial success or the poster boy of Super Powers. Matt Feshbach as done the entire processing side of the bridge up to OT 8, and has also done just about all Flag-only rundowns including all 3 Ls, and also has done the Key to Life, and also has been one of the very few public who has completed Super Power. Yet, according to his BK declaration, he’s bankrupt, doesn’t own any MEST of any value, has no savings or retirement fund, is in so much pain he is prevented from working a normal job, and yet he still owes the IRS tons of money and he’s 60 years of age (now). It doesn’t sound to me like he is being cause over life, does it? I guess it doesn’t pay to be a shill for Miscavige and his vulture culture cult, does it? Karma is a bitch….