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 "He legalized robbery, called it belief ...invented memories..... then burned all the books" Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms Album, (play audio clip of this segment - 19 seconds) L Ron Hubbard - The KING of CONS! - Page Three If scientology were an auto manufacturer
They would build huge, impressive manufacturing facilities.
They would train people for years and years on how to build their cars.
They would sell expensive courses on how to drive the new car.
They would award pretty, impressive, golden certificates of completion of the various courses in how to drive or build their car.
Anyone completing any step of the driving, or operation or maintenance training for the new cars would always be asked to write a "success story" which was printed in the glossy brochures touting the new car.
Those waiting for their cars were persuaded that the fate of the world would hinge upon building their cars.
They would open lots of sales offices all over the world to sell their wonderful cars.
They would publish detailed long and lengthy manuals about how the car was built.
When activists posted these manuals anonymously, They would say they were forgeries.
When activists tried to publish portions of these manuals, to authenticate them as being the real deal, and to show you how silly they were, they would be sued with Trade secret and copyright claims.
They would take advance deposits for delivery of their cars.
They would show you glitzy illustrations of their cars printed in glossy magazines.
They would have mass meetings of their car buyers
Anyone that doubted that they were "really" making cars would be expelled.
Families would be broken up when one would try and explain these facts to the other.
Everyone waiting for their car eventually died, many who perhaps would not wait, died under mysterious circumstance.
Those seeking to litigate because they didn't get a car
were 'ruined utterly if possible' by a roomful of lawyers and/or silence by gag agreement and an army of sometimes sleazy private investigators.
Anyone warning the public that they never deliver cars would be silenced.
They would organize those that had ordered their cars into
pressure groups, to sell more cars to targeted market segments.
When the government tried to expose the car manufacturer, they would
re-organize their sales offices into a Religion of Car Buyers.
Claiming there was a constitutional right for folks to believe
their cars were going to be delivered.
Anyone trying to publicize any of the points in this article would be "de-popularized" or "dead agented" or framed for crimes to discredit them.
Groups and Indviduals that sprang up to expose this fraud would be infiltrated and set to bickering with each other.
When web pages sprang up all over the Internet exposing this fraud those waiting for their cars were told that "it's all lies"
including THIS message.
9: Eric Hoffer's The True Believer was published in 1951, President Dwight Eisenhower told his associates to read it, and I'm telling YOU to read it Some original documents that support L Ron Hubbard's character as con man HERE Goto Page 2 - L Ron Hubbard - The KING of CONS! - Religious Cloaking |
"Of the few innocent pleasures left....
the jamming of commonsense
down the throats of fools
is perhaps the keenest."
Thomas Huxley
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