Steve, DM, with force and intelligence combined (force first so that he can bring everybody down to his own level of intelligence) seems to be making it fine in the Scientology world.

He has managed to outrun all others in all sorts of situations. He outran LRH policy by use of Force, PR and lies in several cases as you mentioned. I was battling the “Translations Frontier” back in 1999 when he outran and outdid me too as a TU DIR who insisted on the application of the Translations Series HCOBs. His blatant lies and his provocative attitude (paraphrasing his words “Translations up to now have been like from the Stone Age”) did not get anybody to worry about anything. It was just another incident of DMs ability to hypnotise the crowd.

He is extremely dangerous in this as more and more of the fabric of Scientology gets destroyed.

I want to work on an Org Board of Volunteers working from home and outside where one Section somewhere around Department 20 Existence will be called DAVID MISCAVIDGE DEPOSITION SECTION. Sees that actions are taken to expose and finally depose David Miscavidge.

I am sure I will have a lot of Volunteers for this Section, lol.

Good one, Roy 🙂 “The End of Endless DM” Rundown”

ROTFL, Calvin! How appropriate.

Joe – Honestly, to me, this, “I’m still in town” mantra sounds like a threat to me. “I’m still in town so, like Santa Claus, I can see everything – so you’d better not F up like you usually do.”

I drive by the HGB, CC, and the Complex and fairly often on my way around town. What I have seen over and over at the HGB, and this has been going on for years, are busloads of Asian tourists debarking to tour the LRH Lifetime exhibit.

My thinking here is that it is a win-win: The tour is free, the Church wants the stat, and so tour companies fill time and save money by filing busloads of unsuspecting tourists through a free museum. Conversely, the bus tour companies skip the other free Church Museum tour: Psychiatry: An Industry of Death. That would not be so much fun on a vacation to America.

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One time I was driving down LRH Way on my way home when I noticed the cherry red IAS chariot being pulled by a horse. The charioteer was in full Roman regalia and looked like a member of the USC marching band. Next to him in the chariot was a female Sea Org member.

A horse-drawn chariot with a Roman gladiator and a Sea Org member aboard, and this in broad daylight on a public street, can only happen on LRH Way. It is so Scientology and so L.A..

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The chariot, unsuspecting tourists being diverted into a Church museum for stats, COB beatings, a giant circus tent, a new e-meter that is ten years old, Church PI’s spying on people, Karin Pouw lying, etc. This is so hard to explain to the uninitiated.

Thanks!
Good translation !

Rough Google translation of dutch article

http://www.trouw.nl/tr/nl/5097/Spiritualiteit/article/detail/3310889/2012/09/04/Fiscus-maakt-einde-aan-belastingparadijs-voor-Scientology.dhtml

The Church of Scientology can not use more tax-deductible donations for the construction of a new building. The Administration has the organization are cut off. Bad news for the church: who gets an additional.

This reports the Parool. The Church of Scientology, itself no public benefit organization (anbi), left, for the purchase of the property since a few years entering through a special sister organization. That vehicle, the Foundation For A Better Society (Nabesa), enjoyed quite a anbi status. Gifts were therefore tax deductible.

This practice is prohibited: an organization that has no anbi status may not use gifts a side organization who has it. The Administration Nabesa now deprived her anbi status.

‘The Netherlands is a tax haven’
In internal memos Netherlands called the church “a paradise compared to other European countries, where the churches have to pay for each donation, and also where donations can not be deducted from the income tax lot. “Let splashing!”, Advised the church pipe.

That the tax paradise now makes an end. Not only new gifts not be deducted, may be earlier donations retroactively non-deductible. Nabesa will soon get an additional (the donors are exempted).

There seem large sums of money are at stake: in March left the organization know that three-quarters of the construction budget for the new headquarters was inside. The budget of the office runs into millions. Probably the church must now come up with a different solution for the financing.

Disgraceful, is a spokesman. “We are a religious society, and have been honest about our purpose: raising money for a new building. Why should all the other churches though and we do not? ”

Exploiting followers
The spiritual movement is not only in the Netherlands under discussion. Although Scientology include therapy and offers and fights against drug use, she alleged malpractices in a number of countries. So put a Paris court the church three years ago a fine for the financial exploitation of vulnerable followers.

The Belgian justice conducted from 1999 to 2007 a major review of the church for fraud and extortion. Germany considered in recent years to prohibit the church and Russia refused to register as a religious organization, but the church was tapped in 2007 by the European Court of Human Rights on the fingers.

Robert, you do realize Steve was only exaggerating? In reality, DM’s head is just soooo big, that it would be impossible for him to eat? Where would he put it?