I call BS
The “magnitude of the event means we have to start early”? Riiiight.
How about the fact Miscavige is panicked to get everyone out of downtown because the Aftermath Get Together is scheduled to get rolling at 5pm… Ruth Eckerd is well away from the downtown area.
The Hype is Strong
This event really has them creaming their jeans.
It’s funny how something that was announced with great fanfare (SuMP) then opened with greater fanfare, including how “we are now disseminating to the billions” is being used to AGAIN make a “big announcement.” He’s getting his money’s worth out of this investment in terms of “playing to his base”…
Our Hype: Unbelievable
We’ve planned to “fit 10,000”
It’s SO important you couldn’t manage to do it in an event venue. Instead you’re doing it on the street? Staples Center or the LA Sports Arena not available?
We’ll open Ron’s gift together and reveal it to the world…
Sounds ominous
Witness the future?
OK, these guys have taken that a step further…
They’re witnessing the future NOW.
The event has not even happened and they have “testimonials” — “I cried 3 times”.
The ultimate in hype.
Amazing cause over MEST
Orlando is popping with the true demonstration of OTiness.
I like his genuine-ness
But boy does he buy the bs. A new building isn’t going to change a thing. If he ACTUALLY looked at the stats from the other ideal orgs he would figure it out. John, pop down to London and see how they’re ACTUALLY doing…
Reverse the whole decay…
…yeah, but how do you plan to do that when you don’t have ideal places?
The “Aussie battlers”
Not really a “freedom fighter” dinner, more like a fundraiser.
WTF?
Absolutely bonkers.
But, if they’re going to play this, I think they missed some: Crazy by Gnarls Barkley, You Never Give Me Your Money The Beatles, Sucker for Pain Lil Wayne.
I’m sure there are plenty of others.
A Fireside Chat?
Really? Is Jeanie going to be in a wheelchair with a blanket?
Well, if you say so.
But then again, you have t-shirts that say scientology is the coolest religion.
Make sense out of this…
…and you will truly be OT.
It’s contrary to SO many other things he said. What a choice for “Quote of the week.”
Oh wow…
What could be more exciting than this — other than Sunday School.
Huh?
I think someone has some misunderstood words.
Alfraudie’s in town
Hang onto your wallet.
A career as an FSM?
Sounds really enticing.
OhioBuckeye says
“This Is History In The Making”…”The Ultimate Birthday Gift”..I KNOW, LITTLE DAVEY IS GOING TO RETIRE! Take the money, leave the country and begin work on OhTee 13, 14, 15…….
BKmole says
Ok, I read a comment and this question to ask those still in popped into my mind.
“Where does all the IAS money go that is not distributed to the social betterment programs? And What percent of the money actually goes those programs get every year.
Donors have a right to know the answer to those questions?”
Why aren’t members asking those questions?
Shelley Jackson says
Even hinting at the possibility that this question or thought may have flitted through one’s head for a millisecond will get you declared in a nanosecond. It is considered an “enemy line” to question the motives or actions of ANY Snr management – ESPECIALLY on Finance lines. I had this screamed at me with a tsunami of spittle engulfing my face – such was the wrath encountered when I raised this exact point (where is the accounting for OUR donations?)
tony-b says
The Manchester Ideal Org musicfest featuring local band New Order boggles my mind. Seeing grey-haired out-of-shape scientologists grooving awkwardly to 1980’s techno-pop club music would be hilarious.
I’d recommend the album Power, Corruption and Lies which opens with the lyrics “Thought that never changes, remains a stupid lie” and has the largely instrumental “Ecstasy” which whispers just four words “You…. Were…..So……Blind”
The album came out in 1983 the year after Hubbard dropped his rotting drug laden adipose body and as Corrupt Davie Boy was ordering his first hand made elevator shoes so he could stand tall, Lie and take over Power
I bet New Order doesn’t know they are a partner in this madness but I’m sure the most ethical beings on earth will pay them a small percentage of the take. Yeh sure!
Alcoboy says
Uh, no, tony-b. Actually, Tubbo took off for Target Two in late January of 1986.
tony-b says
I got it wrong – Huggard died in Jan 1986 and not in 1982. Some alert MRBlog reader let me know and I realised my old memory was faulty on that one.
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
tony-b: Tubby dropped the bod in ’86, not ’82.
Loris Johnston says
Oh David! In Australia we have a couple of sayings; Small Man, Big Dog. Small Man, Big Gun. For you, Small Man, Big Mouth. That’s all you have! Just after the Alien?, The Messiah? died, there was was a tiny article in a Victorian newspaper stating that LRH left in his Will and Testament that he “Did it for the money”. Don’t know anything about Freedom of Information or public access to such documents in the US. All Wills and Testaments here are lodged with our government and can be accessed by the public or legal people , for a fee of course. The extremely Boring One is on the run.
BOLO-Be On Look Out says
Much bullshitness.
Alcoboy says
Let’s go!
Bob W says
With all this Louis Farrakhan stuff all over the news and people calling for Senators associated with him, curious what SCN is doing to cut ties if anything….?
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
I believe that Louis’s cult garners just a slight more notice in the real world than scn, since the NOI actually has countable members and their leader(s) can be seen/heard in the media, from time to time. Also, since it’s a cult of (supposed) ISLAM ,any dissident group using that religion as its justification is automatically to be paid attention to, particularly when they’re doing illogical things. GREAT group to align your fortunes (so to speak) with, Davey boy!
Soon. you’ll be presiding over the demise of TWO high-control groups masquerading as religions. Maybe they’ll start going on hadj to that ridiculous ship you built and sank in the desert to honor you and your life of quiet dissipation
bixntram says
Totally off topic (but still scientology). I don’t waste time thinking about the things I’d do if I won the lottery or were otherwise filthy rich – with one exception. I think about the things I could do to help bring down the CoS. Whale-level support for the new Aftermath Foundation, of course. Then: billboards, in LA and Clearwater and maybe East Grimstead, in a location that would force $cions to look at it or cover their eyes. But what I’d spend millions on if I had them to spend: seeing that all the “anti” books, vids and TV series would reach every corner of the globe, with translations and subtitles in mandarin, Russian, Japanese, Hindi, etc. etc. I have no way of knowing, but I doubt that most of the “classics” (Russell, Attak, Ortega, Shelton, Remini & Rinder) are getting out very far beyond the Anglosphere. I’m guessing that people in Taiwan, let’s say, know next to nothing about the true nature of scientology with all its attendant horrors. They need to be informed.
whatareyourcrimes says
bix, don’t ever doubt the abilities of other countries populations to be extremely informed. I would argue that the best source for “rubes” for scientology would be in the good ‘ole U.S. of A. Many Americans can’t find Taiwan, or any other country on a map.
American hubris should be avoided by all good Americans.
Otherwise, great comments about trumpeting the evils of scientology across all media to help those still in and warn those still out.
bixntram says
Spare me the PC cant, wayc. No, I don’t doubt that other populations have the abilities to be informed. That seems to be your take on my comment. My concern is whether these populations have access to publications and visual media that are critical of the church. Do you know for a fact that “The Aftermath” series is available for viewing in Taiwan? That Russell Miller’s “Barefaced Messiah” has been translated into Russian? Tha Jon Atack’s book has been translated into tagalog? That Tony Orteg’s book can be had in Arabic? I’d be pleasantly surprised to know that all of the above have been translated or broadcast, and that therefore I could spend my imaginary millions elsewhere.
whatareyourcrimes says
Can’t spare the PC “cant” bix, whatever a “PC cant” is.
We are on the same side. Please read my last paragraph.
Jesus Christ, gotta be a sensitive Tomato, I guess.
bixntram says
Apologies, WAYC; My comment was a bit over the top, and at the moment I’m too lazy to explain why I made it. Thanks for the info you provided in your post. Yes, we’re on the same team. All the best to you.
whatareyourcrimes says
All good bix, I will always be in your corner!
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
Bix: After a quick down the Tagalog rabbithole, my opinion is that those readers are likely to read English better than many of the staff now imported/shanghaiied to Flag.
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
^^^^ ANother upvote for using any ill-got lottery winnings on getting the “aftermath” stories most broadly disseminated. Following that, I’d want to go on a celebratory bender — for as long as this old liver holds out. I can’t believe that solely because I was “in” at the time, my 21st birthday and most ofthe rest of my 20s were alcohol-free as I was always on course or co-auditing. I Largely made up for that in my 30s after I joined Mensa, a group who knows how to PARTY! Intelligently, of course. Life really improved after I left Scientology and its strictures behind.
PeaceMaker says
Bix*, I know that I’ve seen that Going Clear or Aftermath have been broadcast in Taiwan, for instance. But yes, you’ve put your finger on a real need, there is a lack of critical material in foreign languages, and it is a problem. For instance, I’ve seen Russian exes or critics complaining that not enough has been translated into their idiom, to help them get out the truth about Scientology, and to warn people off. It means that online searches for the term Scientology in local languages, are more likely to lead to Scientology’s propaganda pages (hence their efforts to put out material in lots of different languages) and turn up few if any good critical sources. This is partly why Scientology has gained a foothold in some of those non-English speaking countries – and occasionally gets a toe hold in some other area.
I’m expecting that the SuMP announcement is going to include something like a website with a streaming video “channel” to reach the “billions,” and anticipate that we will then see Scientology trying to make a big deal out of a small number of cases of people in out-of-the-way places who somehow run across that site on their smartphone or whatever, and start doing some courses online (since the nearest one of the orgs and missions left, could literally be a thousand miles away). I doubt it’s actually going to lead to Scientology getting a foothold anywhere new, though one never knows – they will surely claim new “groups” if they have a couple co-auditing in Outer Bulgravia, however.
* Can I call you that – or BnT, or just BT for short 🙂 And yes, I know the origins of your moniker…
p.s. Mike R. – For the Aftermath Foundation website, I would suggest developing a sort of boilerplate page with summary information (embedded with lots of key search terms, for SEO) including the basics about getting help with issues like confiscated passports (a lot of people apparently don’t realize that an embassy or consulate will assist them, and that Scientology is the party in trouble with law enforcement in that situation), and a note at the bottom that the Foundation will try to connect anyone in any language with someone who can help them – and then have at least that single page translated into as many languages as possible, perhaps even using Google Translate to do a rough job of every one available. That might reach concerned family members abroad, as much as foreign workers who Scientology has brought in.
whatareyourcrimes says
“Happy Birthday Sir!”
Oh, please, scientology, you just look more foolish everyday.
Also, Daphna Hernandez, new OTVIII, you are going to teach a drill on how to talk to anyone about scientology?
Really? You actually think you can teach this drill?
Maybe you should get Miscavige and his brothel of ridiculous celebrities to come to that seminar, because they sure are laying low about scientology over the last few years. I have not seen any “dauntless and defiant” scientologists recently, as the whole paranoid bunch seem to be hiding behind that attorney Yingling.
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
YUP! Good ol’ “Blinky Yingling” Such a GOOD ambassador for SCN(!) 😉
Susie-Q says
All I can say is I am really looking forward to seeing the reports after the events! How long will DM’s Sherman Speech last? How many times will he say “X times expansion” because he can’t use real numbers? Will Orlando’s files get done in toke? Are those “mixed” files code for all the files that don’t get done? Will Shelly make an appearance? All of this and more on next week’s Scientology Soap!
dwarmed says
“That’s why I decided to do a Humanitarian.” Whoa, WTF?
JVB says
Hah! Thanks for the laugh.
Tan says
Ron is BACK!!!
Old Surfer Dude says
How’s he look?
whatareyourcrimes says
Quite well, and very refreshed. Those laps around the Van Allen Belt, where it is quite warm actually, you see, have done wonders to his skin, and so forth.
Newcomer says
Did the radiation fix his teeth?
whatareyourcrimes says
Bad teeth awareness is just a bad engram in your case Newcomer. Get to ethics, and then get back on the bridge.
Todd Cray says
“The most significant global dissemination achievement in scientolgy ever?” With a tag line like this you would expect that they have an actual dissemination event lined up, i.e. an event where they bring their message to a bunch of wogs and potentially win them over as paying public or even shanghai them into the fake navy.
Instead “the most significant global dissemination achievement in scientolgy ever” is actually “preaching to the choir?” For that matter, a choir that has shrunk to the point where even a fairly small event hall is no longer needed.
MU? Or just WTF?
PeaceMaker says
That, or one might expect a tangible “global dissemination achievement” to have been accomplished, such as having had “raw meat” come into the orgs in significantly increased numbers.
That’s a good catch, and an example of how Scientology redefines and misleadingly uses words, often trying to create the impression that they have achieved something when all they actually have are hopes or plans.
This calls to mind Alan Watts, a contemporary of Hubbard but an actual serious student of Buddhism who even commands a certain respect among philosophers and religious scholars, who famously said “the menu is not the meal.” Scientology is serving up the menu – and getting members to consume it.
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
In today’s scn, “significantly increased numbers of wogs in and started on services(If only a book extension course.) would be…
…
…
ONE!
PeaceMaker says
That’s about right. In their promo piece attempting to tout response to the Super Bowl ad, they only identified one person who signed up for an actual paid service, who also bought a book: total revenue about $70.
Newcomer says
“Learn how to start a career as an FSM.”
Jeeeze …… now why the fuck didn’t I think of that sooner? What a great idea!
Yo Dave,
Do I need a franchise to get started? If I Eff Ess Em for the Eye A Ess that means I don’t even have to deliver a product and get to keep 10% of what ever I can fleece out of the people wanting to go free?
Sign me up good buddy!
Old Surfer Dude says
Hey, newcomer! Do you want to partner up?
whatareyourcrimes says
10 % of zero is still zero.
So have at ’em, Newcomer!
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
THAT’S AYE Ehhhh ess, I believe.
Chuckles says
Please, please, pIease, let me be in the room when the Gallagher brothers see their song “Wonderwall” is being used by Scientology “weirdos,” as Liam so eloquently labeled them a few years ago. There aren’t enough expletives in the world to cover that conversation.
Newcomer says
No but it sure is fun giving it a try!
disco george says
Right? That was the first thing I thought when I saw the Oasis reference too!
Peggy L says
That little richard cranium just can’t help himself can he. Hopefully one of these days when he turns on his computer there will be a nice message from the Feds that says GAME OVER, proceed to the lobby and face the wall.
PeaceMaker says
Wow, it’s very interesting to see all these promo pieces for the “birthday” event. It looks like they’re really doubling down on promoting whatever it is that they’re going to unveil with expectation-building hyperbole, such as “the most significant global dissemination achievement in Scientology…EVER!”
From comments we’ve seen, members seem to have really been lead to expect that whatever SuMP is about to roll out, is going to solve their problems with talking to and selling people on Scientology, and presumably also fix their reputational problems in the world. Unless somehow they really surprise us, it seems to me that members are in for a letdown when they see how things actually pan out, and it even has the potential for leading to a major debacle. The time may be ripe for the Aftermath Foundation to help people realizing the emperor has no clothes – the only “flood” may be into the AF.
I can’t figure out whether the goal of attendance of 10,000 in the LA area – when they can’t even fill the Shrine anymore, given that they probably only have about 4,000 active members and staff (including SO) left in the region – is just typical “postulating,” or whether they are really expecting that their new initiative is going to rekindle the interest of thousands of formerly active members who have dropped away over the years, on top of reaching out to “billions” around the world. Hopefully we’ll get detailed reports, if they are making an effort to call lots of long-inactive people.
And poor little Orlando org struggles on, only about halfway through their CF project with 10 days left to go before their goal. They must have managed to build up a lot of files in all their years in that dingy strip mall; their ratio of active members (from their minimal level of activity, I’d estimate 2 or 3 dozen) to accumulated contacts must be bizarrely out of proportion. When Scientology claims tens of thousands of “members” in an area like that, they must be citing the CF file count, full of the OCAs of people who stopped by a table they had out somewhere. Mustn’t it be demoralizing for members to go through those vast files of superficial, dead-end contacts – or is that part of why it is so hard to get these projects done?
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
F.Y.I Still nothing on Philly area fIOS about a Scientology channel. Search on the word only brings up “Scientology: a Student’s descent” on ID Sunday at Noon.
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
OMG, WHY would I expect anything different from the demented Misanthrope ?
Mrs. B says
“Live puppets” – that would be all the people still in.
Old Surfer Dude says
I just spit out my coffee. Live puppets! Now that’s some funny shit!
Kyle says
Gold Digger by Kanye West? Seems appropriate.
Aquamarine says
I have a soft spot for Fearless. Don’t ask me why. He strikes me as a non-phoney who does the best he can with UnHAPI org, that little rag tag group. I suspect he knows he’s fighting a losing battle. He thinks he needs an Ideal Org. What he really needs is a good dentist. And a hug. But anyway, I have a soft spot for Fearless.
BUT:
Reading THIS, my fingers started to curl dangerously:
“Look at the stats of the other orgs”.
And now I’m shouting to him, from across the pond:
YES, JOHN! DO THAT! LOOK AT THOSE STATS! LOOK, DON’T LISTEN!!!!!!
Grrrrrr…. Fearless, wake UP! Go fishing. I’ve read you’re very good at it.
Therese Grant says
I’ve got a nice soft spot for fearless. It’s a peat bog on Skye!!! That prat with his bum-bee kiddy on tartan annoys the hell out of me. We Scots like our religion to be, with a degree in guilt(Roman Catholic), fire and brimstone (church of Scotland ) or hellfire and brimstone (free Presbyterian or as we call them wee frees. Our very own home grown religious nuts).
Aquamarine says
LOL, Therese!
Chris Shugart says
Could the Detroit Ideal Org promo be a less-than-subtle tribute to the “Fifth Invader Force?” Hubbard provides us with this description: “. . .a thetan from the fifth invader force believes himself to be a very strange insect-like creature with unthinkably horrible hands.” And it would only follow that unthinkably horrible hands would produce unthinkably horrible promo.
Alcoboy says
As usual, nothing out of CCNashville.
What’s with those people?
C’mon, Oscar! Step it up!
MKTM says
I know this doesn’t directly relate to the Thursday funnies, except that it IS funny. Did anyone catch Samantha Bee last night? She compared Scientology to the NRA. She was trying to get members of the NRA to transfer to the ‘church’. She figures if someone does that, at least they are only killing themselves! I’d say she knows a little (but not a lot) about the ‘church’.
Cre8tivewmn says
Yes . It was funny. Tony Ortega had it today, I think.
Peter Norton says
Obviously knows nothing of the NRA, either. What a dolt.
whatareyourcrimes says
Yes, that was a great example of the laughing stock scientology has become in the world.
The snorts of derision when scientology was first mentioned… the ridicule and scorn could have been cut with a knife and served on a platter. It is OVER, scientologists.
SILVIA says
Between the WTFs and the BSs I cried more than 3 times!
My highest ever, thus. ultimate expansion never seen in history baby!
Ms.P says
WOW count me in PAC has snacks, balloons and a “graffiti wall”! – WTH
Revolted says
Write something good on the graffiti wall!!
Old Surfer Dude says
“Orlando is popping with the true demonstration of OTin-ess? WTF is OTin-ess???
BOLO-Be On Look Out says
Surfer Dude: I’ve never been a scientologist. But I work with some. They make up more crazy shit than I have ever seen in my life. The “ness” thing can be fun. Like crazy-state-of-fucking-bullshit-ness, I even email this crap out to staff and I still haven’t been fired. But I’m trying. Been drinking a bit tonight; hope I make sense.
Old Surfer Dude says
You have given my clarity, BOLO!
Cece says
Anna Paddock in charge of food LOL
Hapi flyer is copyright 2014?
Alfraudie lol
I thought the Aftermath meetup is the 10th, the Saturday prior to the Birthday bash on the 17th.
I’m confused but no where near as confused as I was 10 years ago when I moved into my van and drove out of Hollywood after 30 years of LRHs confusion technics.
Mike Rinder says
The live event in Clearwater is on the 10th and it’s held in the “outer orgs” on the 17th…
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
Why can’t they manage to celebrate the guy’s birthday ON his birthday(!?)
Badafuco says
You know, I REALLY wanted to go to the event but I go to Vegas every St. Patrick’s Day. I’ve been going every year for 19 years.
I mean, I know it’s out ethics to double down on Aces or press my odds on my 6 and 8 when I should donate that money to the IAS. Should I parlay my NCAA tournament bets or give my money to a new Idle Morgue? Tough choice.
I quit drinking 8 years ago do to cirrhosis of the liver at age 34 but Vegas can still be just as fun. I have 15 dear friends that come from all over And we enjoy a good time. And hey…weed is legal there now!
Hip hip hooray!
Alcoboy says
What???!!!!!!
You’d rather go to Vegas than to a Scientology event????!!!!!!!!!
OFF TO ETHICS WITH YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Golden Era Parachute says
I take offense that Scientologists call society degraded. Elitest bastards.
The society I live in is the right ‘order of magnitude’. No, we do not need a new civilization. This one works fine.
I don’t see Scientology wading into the debate on mental health related to gun violence or school shootings, so they don’t even serve a purpose for present time. Completely irrelevant.
Michieux says
If society is degraded, the cause is the pollution of scientology. Remove that and society will be truly “clear”!
Aquamarine says
Scientology rails against psychiatry but is silent on the issue of guns being allowed into the hands of the mentally ill. The Christian Right fights for the rights of the unborn, but once they’ve managed to grow enough to be in school, well, if one day for no particular reason they get mowed down by a deranged lunatic with an assault rifle, well, them’s the breaks, you know? Take your lumps, kids. At least you got born.
Peter Norton says
Assault rifles are illegal, have been for a very long time. They are fully automatic. The “look alikes” are NOT fully automatic and never have been. It’s the “look alikes” which are taking the anti gun beating.
Aquamarine says
Ok, Peter, thanks for that clarification.
Old Surfer Dude says
“Completely irrelevant”. That’s Scientology in a nut shell. Poor little clams…
Jere Lull (37 years recovering) says
SCN “KNOWS” all the answers to irrelevant questions that MIGHT have had currency in the early ’50s.
Alcoboy says
That’s because Scientology claims to have the answer; get everybody into an org and have them hand over massive amounts of money to go up the Bridge to Clear and OT. Then you’ll have a sane world and there won’t be any school shootings. Work with the mental health profession? Scientology? Now, there’s a laugh!
Golden Era Parachute says
Dianetics: the modern science of Mental Health. Each church claims to be creating islands of Sanity. The IAS claims to be pushing forward humanitarian goals. Each Class V Org. has an Academy involved in learning study technology. They are so deeply associated with Mental Health and Education, they should be literally ringing Betsy DeVos to become part of the solution, yet Complete Silence.
Alcoboy says
True, but you must remember that Scientology considers things like the Mental Health Association to be the equivalent of Satan himself. Anything connected with psychiatrists is to be shunned at all costs. Learn this Scientology maxim:
PSYCHIATRY IS EVIL
and you will see why they won’t be ringing Betsy DeVos. In their eyes, she’s an SP.
jim says
Golden Era Parachute,
I think you have hit the exact key: Irrelevant.
In 1950 and in 1966, Ron had some relevancy and a number of folks partook of his viewpoints. But that is the past, in truth a past nearly half a century ago. Ron locked his followers into the past and has barred them from ‘coming up to present time’. It’s as though they drive a 1966 Corvair, play their 8 inch reel tape player, use only Fortran computer language on their PDP-10 mainframe, and think freeze dried food is super cool.
(Oops, I just dated myself! )
People in Scientology are stuck in that past, and try to enforce the ideas from that era into 2018. So sad at so many levels.
Golden Era Parachute says
KSW sealed the deal. They cannot come up to present time with KSW in effect. Completely Irrelevant.
Alcoboy says
Scientology: the Ozzie and Harriet of religion.
Aquamarine says
🙂 Alco.
Doug Parent says
……or the homeless problem. Scientology services are beyond the reach of more people as the divide grows ever larger. I do have one suggestion though. Given enough Way to happiness booklets they could be duct taped together to provide at least some shelter from the elements.
Cre8tivewmn says
All those empty auditing rooms would make wonderful shelter.
Wynski says
“We’ll open Ron’s gift together and reveal it to the world…”
http://www.stupid.com/assets/images/special_gift_fake_poop_in_a_box_1.jpg
Briget62 says
That’s exactly what I was thinking, except in a paper bag. Lit on fire? They DO love their special effects –
MIke says
Yes!! A bag of poop on fire placed right onto the porch of infinity!!! LOL
NN Grad says
Nice shitty bagel for birthday,
If someone knows when is COB’s birthday to send them a dozen
Aquamarine says
April 30th, I think.
NN Grad says
Thanks for it
Aquamarine says
LRH has a statue of himself in each org.
But to hell with Ron, what is Miscavige, chopped liver?
DM’s the Only One doing All The Work, after all.
EVERY org should be mandated to use ONLY Ideal Toilet Paper with HIS picture on each sheet.
OSA, you need to get on this. RIGHT away. The time is now.
Alcoboy says
To: Aquamarine
From: David Miscavige COB RTC
Re: having the right idea
Except for the toilet paper, you are spot on! I am the only capable and intelligent being in all of Scientology which is why I am Supreme Exalted Ruler of the MEST Universe and why I am the only one who does any work! I like your idea of my statue replacing fatso’s in all orgs! I want you to design my statue which will be placed in all Ideal Orgs! I feel that a toga and laurel leaves would be most appropriate.
ML
Dave
Aquamarine says
Dear Captain Miscavige Exalted Being Sir,
I am beyond being honored by Your acknowledgement, as, well do I understand that The Only One Who Can Do Something About It 1) has a Tremendous Responsibility, 2) has Born It Too Long Alone, and 3) that We Must Share It With You Now.
Understood also on the statuary instructions, Sir, and be assured that we are right on that! Our choice would be of You standing on Your little apple box with Your hands placed in that particularly distinguished way but of course the pose will be Your choice.
Last but not least, we at Mike’s INSIST on donating Ideal Toilet Paper to ALL of your Ideal Orgs.
Just think, Sir: with Your handsome visage adorning each sheet of the softest, most highest grade product, Scientologists will have the experience of closeness with their beloved and most admired COB even during their most intimate and private of ablutions!
Or, put another way, with Ideal Toilet Paper in every Ideal Org (and mandatory for OT7s) no Scientologist In Good Standing will even be wiping their ass without thinking about You!
A Foundation is being set up for this purpose. The time is now!
It really is our pleasure, Sir!
Much love,
Aquamarine
PS: This was intended as a surprise but a Pilot Program is in the works for Ideal Condoms. Yes! Correct, Sir! YOUR picture on every condom. Sold ONLY at the orgs for use by parishioners and MANDATORY for those on 7. We believe that, even when, and possibly, especially when, Scientologist are having sexual intercourse, they must still keep in mind Who it is that is REALLY doing the screwing! More on this later, Sir.
OhioBuckeye says
Oh Aqua— I’m laughing tears ! +++ on this post! (Have you considered writing comedy professionally?)
Alcoboy says
To: Aquamarine
From: David Miscavige COB RTC
Re: toilet paper and condoms
All right, you have my go ahead on the toilet paper and condoms, but pose me on a Romanesque pedestal rather than an apple crate.
Toilet paper. My Ideal Orgs sure could use it.
ML
Dave
Alcoboy says
Fake poop for LRH!
HA HA HA HA! I love it!
Fuck it! Let’s do it!
Old Surfer Dude says
I’m ready!
Alcoboy says
Let’s go!