Dear BFG,

Thank you for this excellent posting!

I believe Tory was amazed to find out that the Int staff were aware of the stats actually being down. I wrote about this over a year ago about the "Wake up and Smell the Coffee!" briefings given by CO CMO Int as ordered by Dave in or around 1996.

This is not to distract, but to add to the thread because it is relevent info as to the insanity at the Int Base:

http://ocmb.xenu.net/ocmb/viewtopic.php ... ee&t=20318

Love,

BTs2Free

+++++++++Sacred Cult Scripture++++++++++

You inspect. You find the Ethics Officer isn't enforcing
the Liability penalty ("Pete is my pal and I . . ."). So you
assign the Ethics Officer a Condition of Liability as he gets,
naturally, what he failed to enforce.

Now they mutiny and you assign a Condition of Treason,
shoot both of them from guns and fill the posts.

[...]

Orgs where Ethics is tight and savage grow in numbers!

Man thrives oddly enough only in the presence of a
challenging environment. That isn't my theory.
That's fact.

If the org environment is not challenging there will
be no org.

— L. Ron Hubbard
HCO PL 20 October 1967 Conditions, How to Assign

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Stalin also punished people randomly and irrationally. There was no policy where if you did your job, you were safe, and had self-esteem and a backbone. With irrational random punishments everyone was terrified all the time, and Stalin was able to commit mass murder, destroy minorities, and make a disastrous deal with Hitler, with impunity.

There are a few instances where a dictator is brought down even by the cowed and terrified. Robespierre, after sending many to the guillotine, announced to the assembly that he had a list of people IN THE ROOM to be beheaded and he would announce the list the next day. After the meeting adjourned, the assembly hastily formed a rebellion, got Robespierre arrested, and got HIM guillotined.

Ceaucescu of Romania was ruthlessly authoritarian, but was finally shouted down at a rally, which encouraged his critics to revolt and capture him. End of Ceaucescu.

Not that Miscavige is a mass murderer like these three. And I don't advocate mob murder. But even the most beaten and cowed people can get desperate enough to overthrow a dictator.

The reorganization obsession reminds me of how proudly my Scientology relative showed me an W.I.S.E.- inspired organization chart which was ridiculously elaborate with grandiose titles, for a small business. Over decades, this small business has not grown at all. There has to be reality behind the boxes on the chart, or nothing will happen.

Don Carlo I had basicly the same thought.
DM was annoucing to these people that he was going to ruin their lives for the most part.
He should be proud of the amount of brainwashing that they have agreed to. But as mob rule goes if any one of them had broken and gone after DM the rest would of most likly followed.

One of these times he will push someone over the tipping point and if there is opprotuinty and modivation then something bad will happen.

Atheist

Hitler forbid smoking down in his bunker. Immediately after he had killed himself, his inner circle down in the bunker lit up cigarettes and started to smoke. They had to engage in this symbolic act to prove to themselves that the man who so terrified them was dead and had no more power over them.

DM forbids certain actions in his presence. What will be the first act DM's inner circle performs when DM falls? Will they all open his "special brand of water" that only he drinks and start drinking it? It will be some act like that accompanied by natter.

Does Miscavige smoke? If so, he's going to need more than Cal-Mag and his very special water to stay healthy. If he needs medical care that he can't hide, like chemo that makes him bald, or oxygen tubes, how can he play the tough punk? Or will he flounder insane and feeble like Hubbard in the last days, while others just wait and watch him die? He's halfway to insane already. Miscavige's stress-packed tantrums are harmful to his body as well as those of his victims.

It's a big story that nobody new is allowed to join Int base. It's as if he thinks they'll all live forever! As this group gets older, more cowed, more stressed, more dentally-challenged from years of abuse, any young person who thinks of joining will run in the opposite direction. And what if Miscavige kicked the Int base workers out in small, weeping groups (or let them died), until none were left? Who will put up with Miscavige's abuse then?

It parallels child rearing, where research (the real kind - not the Scn kind) has shown that consistent discipline produces well-adjusted children ... whereas disciplining randomly and irrationally is crazy-making for the kids.

The horrible thing is that these people are so brainwashed that the thought of dm ruining their already ruined lives was devastating for them.

I was brainwashed three. It's amazing how you can be convinced that episodes like this are "strengthening" you. That the only reason you feel upset is your reactive mind or whatever it is. That if you succumb and leave, you will be swallowed up by all the evilness and awfulness on this "prison planet."

They stay for the same reason people stay in other religious cults. They are convinced that it is the "only way out."

My heart just goes out to those poor poor people. Eventually they'll be old, sick, and booted out because they are "downstat." They will have NOTHING. It just makes me want to cry.

I just hope there's a very special place in the afterlife for DM.

A challenging environment is not the same as a savage environment.
While it is true that a savage environment would be a challenge, it certainly isn't true that savagery is required to create a challenging environment.

Musical chairs is a children's game. It is meant to be fun.
It is a challenge of who has the fastest reaction when the music stops.
There is nothing savage about it.

Look at what David Miscavige did with it.
He added cruelty to the game.

He turned a fun & games challenge into a brutal competition that threatened everyone's survival should they fail to be savage enough to win an empty chair.
(PS--anagram David Miscavige's name & you get: Vivid Acid Games)

Is there one single person who believes that David Miscavige was attempting to carry out any one of LRH's ridiculous HCO PLs as he methodically & cold-bloodedly thoroughly degraded those SO members for his own demented amusement?
(bold emphasis mine)
Could that be any more saddening? Or sickening?

David Miscavige is a sadistic pig (piglet).
He can put lipstick & perfume on the pig of Scientology all day long with his "restorations" but neither he nor Scientology will ever have any of the glory or accolades of respectability or credibility.
He will be remembered as an insane, psychotic loser--just like the founder.
SAAA-LUTE.

Bumping this thread.

The Musical Chairs incident is one out of a million other incidents that have either been written about or that we have yet to read.

This is how Dave Miscavige treats his crew and what he thinks of his most devoted.

BTs2Free

bumpology

Good one, mr_bad~~~You *are* bad



T-Bird~~~

bump

David is the most disgusting human being on the face of the earth. I was just made sick reading this.