I have never me the guy and really don’t want to. However, I have read a lot about him. I will say this, During my time in the military I met quite a few people who held the rank of Captain. This dork wouldn’t make a pimple on the …….. never mind, you get the idea.

Good.

But that’s yet another example of Scientology duplicity – yes, lighten up, until you’re IN. Then, if you’re just a tad too “light” it’s off to the comm ev for you, you C-S-ing joker and degrader!

Let’s play……

1st game, HIDE YOUR money. We will hide it and then see if you can find it! Bet you can’t.
2nd game RUIN YOUR LIFE. You be we can’t and we bet we can. See who wins!!!!!!!

It’s even more curious that they list 12 different general professional areas where they wish to hire. Out of these, a whopping ten have absolutely nothing to do with providing services to addicts and their families. “Interventions” are generally considered a valid service. However, in this case this serves as a funnel to a specific “treatment” facility. As it stands, it is nothing but a high-pressure sales job that will only “intervene” between desperate customers and their bank accounts.

The only token recovery services job that narconon is even interested in hiring for is in “detoxification.” And that is frightening! Detoxification requires legitimate medical skills for preparation of an appropriate regimen, its administration and its monitoring. This is the phase of recovery where lives are at stake. Which is why there are three words that no serious detox expert would ever utter: Niacin, sauna and LRH.

If it’s too good to be true, it probably is.

With claims such as this one as well as recovery rates that they pull straight out of their you-know-where, is it any wonder that Narconon enjoys about as much respect among recovery professionals as scientology gets among late-night talk show hosts.

Negative gain. There’s more to gained by never going near a Scientologist.