“This is not a recruitment or fundraising event”

So finally they have to say this to get people to attend LOL LOL

Now that really is a Thursday Funny, hilarious

Hi Pete,
“You need help man”, said the bankrupt, Hubbard-loving cultist.
Hoping you are able to wake up before you’ve been totally drained of assets, critical-thinking skills, and basic humanity…
But, assuming that you are here shilling for OSA with your “s.p.-shattering” comments, there is probably a very, very slim chance of that happening.
Good luck with your “lower conditions”!

Yeah seemed innocent enough. I didn’t like it. Too big. Like driving a truck. Lots of gadgets but no fun.

You need help man

It’s a fucking question about a car he was driving which was obviously rented in the aftermath show. How do you read into that as anything more than that.

The Macallan Munchkin’s ARC triangle:
Assault
Rape
Control

Captain Bitchslap’s KRC triangle:
Kratom
Risperidone
Cocaine

Hi Pete,
Perhaps you’d benefit from a regular regimen of enemas, followed by a permanent vacation from cult indoctrination.
Maybe regular showers, too, as the smell of bullshit radiating from your “space” is overwhelming…
Just sayin’…

Pete, was that really an honest question to begin with? It seemed more like a typical disingenuous covert attack making accusations that criticizing and exposing Scientology is just to make money — false, but typically hypocritical because Scientology itself is obsessed with “MAKE MONEY, MAKE MORE MONEY, MAKE OTHERS PRODUCE SO AS TO MAKE MONEY” (capitals original) according to “scripture”, and only will do things that might normally be considered charitable (such as providing pastoral counseling) with lavish financial “exchange”.

Thanks? I don’t know how this answers my question at all lol. I went with the Yukon anyhow. Love it !

Best wishes. SPTV 4 Life

Linear, I checked and 666 was actually the address when Hubbard lived in Bay Head – though I wonder if he picked the place to rent because it was the sort of occult reference to his less than savory side he seemed to like to make, expecting that most of his followers or marks would be too ignorant to wise up to it.

https://tonyortega.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Hubbard1950Census2.jpg

Retreived from https://tonyortega.org/2022/05/05/1950-us-census-proves-scientology-founder-l-ron-hubbard-did-indeed-have-a-second-wife/

It’s odd alright that such an address would originally have been used at all back when the US was significantly more Christian, but not everyone must have known or thought of the apocalyptic connotations – it’s hardly the only example. And it turns out that even to this day, that negatively affects the sale price of properties:

> https://appraisalbuzz.com/superstition-in-real-estate/