David Miscavige is the undisputed leader of the Church of Scientology. His power traditionally should rest on following and enforcing the policies and rules L. Ron Hubbard laid down to run Scientology, yet Miscavige has made significant changes since he took over. How does he get away with this? I break it all down here. Enjoy!
Read More »How Miscavige Gets to Break Scientology’s Rules
In this short clip, I discuss the policy and “management system” of Hubbard’s invention for his church organizations, some reasons why it doesn’t work and how it actually results in making things worse. Enjoy!
Read More »Does L. Ron Hubbard’s Management System Work?
In Scientology, “suppressive people” are the ultimate bad guys and the label all critics and apostates are given. Why did Hubbard invent this term and what does he really mean by it? In this short excerpt, I break down the origins of this practice. Enjoy!
Read More »What is a Suppressive Person in Scientology?
There is something very unique to the Church of Scientology that sets it apart from other religions. Like the other policies I’ve been talking about in this series, this is part of the very fabric of the organization. Many Scientologists have no idea that this goes on and would categorically deny that their church does anything like this. However, there is ample proof of it and the church even admits to this. What I’m talking about, of course, is the policy of Fair Game.Read More »[VIDEO] What’s Wrong with Scientology, Part 5
In part 3 of this series, I explained how L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, invented the Scientology Bad Guy – the Suppressive Person – and how this was done to not only explain away Scientology’s failure to universally produce results but also to vilify anyone who didn’t want to do Scientology or who said it didn’t work.Read More »[VIDEO] What’s Wrong with Scientology, Part 4
L. Ron Hubbard is the founder of Dianetics and Scientology. There is something very important and very basic to Scientology’s core operation. It’s the principle that everything Hubbard ever wrote in his books or said in a lecture is absolute fact and is to be followed exactly.Read More »What’s Wrong with Scientology, Part 3