For many years, the German Government have cited the fact that scientology wants to create “superhumans” as a major concern and threat to their constitution based on the history of Nazis plans for a “master race” consisting of Übermensch. (From Wikipedia: The term Übermensch was used frequently by Hitler and the Nazi regime to describe their idea of a biologically superior Aryan or Germanic master race; a racial version of Nietzsche’s Übermensch became a philosophical foundation for Nazi ideas. The Nazi notion of the master race also spawned the idea of “inferior humans” (Untermenschen) who should be dominated and enslaved.)
Scientology has rejected and derided this claim as ridiculous — and in turn accused the German Government of acting like the Nazis.
Now we see scientology promoting this EXACT thing in their promotion… Become a Superhuman.
But it gets even worse. Shortly after I came across the Craig Jensen statement, I found this…
Now scientology is overtly promoting that David Miscavige IS an Übermensch/Superhuman.
How much more blatant could this be? It looks like the Germans were prescient.
But you have to wonder if Craig Jensen isn’t in trouble already for stealing Miscavige’s thunder.
Iamfromanywhere says
It’s not about clarification, it’s about murder!
If we take away the computers of the Super Scientologists, then that’s the end of their superpowers.
A fine Weekend to all!!!
Phillip says
This is $ci. in a nutshell.
-Wild hype: I’ve become a Super Human with SUPERPOWERS
-Mystery Sandwich:
– Vague talk about the SUPERPOWERS, with meaningless lingo
– Hyperbolic talk about how he feels
I’m still waiting on the announcement that Dianetics cured arthritis or bad eyesight, or cancer like it claimed it would.
Scooter says
I hate to say this but I remember feeling like his success story when I was on acid (LSD for those who were born after 1970 🙂 )
MAYBE that’s what they’re feeding the sheeples – something like that or MDMA (Ecstasy) – LOLOLOLOL
Certainly had a better grip on reality than those still going Up Da Bridge to Nowhere seem to have. I pity them – even tho’ I was one (over 15 years now and still recovering).
Tick tock Lil’ Cancerous Gnome – the scam is coming apart and the majority of those who are interested are applauding from the sidelines
LoosingMyReligion says
What Nietzsche meant was “the man beyond” and it was more of a concept of consciousness than a fact related to becoming superior to others. So absolutely other. What the European fascist movements instead have intentionally misunderstood.
And so hubbard (always intentionally) when he wrote dianetics.
The idea of having a recipe to create a super human is as low as using a Caucasian on a recruitment promo for SO Taiwan (???) to stimulate “second dynamic flows” on Taiwanese girls.
Glenn says
Craig has been in the cult 50+ years.
He worked in the Guardian’s Office back in the 1970s.
Why, has it taken him. so long to get up the bridge?
All the tech is supposed to make one more powerful.
Something truly stinks!
Stefan says
Superexaggerating much; 11K churches etc is if true, about 2 members for each church.
PickAnotherID says
I think some Truth in Advertising folks need to have a hard look at those “Superhuman” and “unprecedented expansion” claims.
Chris Shugart says
“Vie, vee koot rewl da vorld! Scientology uber alles!!”
They would never say it that way, but their intentions are clear. And those Sea Org uniforms only add to their militant reputation.