Scientology widening recruitment in Ireland to people in Irish-speaking areas

[CommunicatorIC]

Scientology widening recruitment in Ireland to people in Irish-speaking areas.

Irish Central: Church of Scientology attempting to recruit in the Irish Gaeltacht

http://www.irishcentral.com/news/Ch...mpting-to-recruit-in-the-Irish-Gaeltacht.html

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Church of Scientology attempting to recruit in the Irish Gaeltacht

Frances Mulraney @FrancesMulraney

August 31,2016 12:58 AM

It appears the controversial Church of Scientology may be widening its recruitment in Ireland to people in the Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking areas) and other Irish-speakers throughout the country with attempts made by a sub-company of the church to translate their educational and information supplements into Irish.

According to Tuairisc.ie, the subcompany – Golden Era Productions – recently wrote to a number of Irish translators looking for people qualified and interested in reproducing their programs in Irish.

“In addition to the many languages we already provide we will also now be making our materials available in Gaelic and thus we are looking for qualified and interested translators,” the company wrote.

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[Freeminds]

Do they really want to recruit anybody?

That would involve delivering the Scientology scam product in a new language, including all the Ronspew books, and woo services such as "auditing"... it's nothing but hassle.

Alternatively, tap up a whale for a hundred grand, because "we're bringing Scientology to a whole new population, baby!" Then you've got your urgently-needed cash injection, you can leave two staffer blokes who happen to speak Irish translating the Ronspew for free, and you're done! You print a few books (don't need many) yourself and it's easy to report mission accomplished.

Clearing the plant is so last century, my dears...

 

[CommunicatorIC]

Do they really want to recruit anybody?

That would involve delivering the Scientology scam product in a new language, including all the Ronspew books, and woo services such as "auditing"... it's nothing but hassle.

Alternatively, tap up a whale for a hundred grand, because "we're bringing Scientology to a whole new population, baby!" Then you've got your urgently-needed cash injection, you can leave two staffer blokes who happen to speak Irish translating the Ronspew for free, and you're done! You print a few books (don't need many) yourself and it's easy to report mission accomplished.

Clearing the plant is so last century, my dears...

The Church of Scientology is advertising for Gaelic translators:

http://tuairisc.ie/aistritheoiri-gaeilge-a-lorg-ag-an-church-of-scientology/

Use Google translation.

DM and the Church of Scientology take very seriously the number of languages in which the materials have been fully and completely translated. It is a major PR point at events.

 

[Anonycat]

Scientology widening recruitment in Ireland to people in Irish-speaking areas.

Irish Central: Church of Scientology attempting to recruit in the Irish Gaeltacht

http://www.irishcentral.com/news/Ch...mpting-to-recruit-in-the-Irish-Gaeltacht.html

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Church of Scientology attempting to recruit in the Irish Gaeltacht

Frances Mulraney @FrancesMulraney

August 31,2016 12:58 AM

It appears the controversial Church of Scientology may be widening its recruitment in Ireland to people in the Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking areas) and other Irish-speakers throughout the country with attempts made by a sub-company of the church to translate their educational and information supplements into Irish.

According to Tuairisc.ie, the subcompany – Golden Era Productions – recently wrote to a number of Irish translators looking for people qualified and interested in reproducing their programs in Irish.

“In addition to the many languages we already provide we will also now be making our materials available in Gaelic and thus we are looking for qualified and interested translators,” the company wrote.

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It's beyond laughable that the cult claims 20M followers, (although their are probably less than 20,000 world wide) but they don't know one person who speaks Gaelic.

 

[ThetanExterior]

That Irishcentral.com article points out that the Dublin Org is listed on the COS website as a United Kingdom branch.

If there is one thing that is guaranteed to annoy almost any Irish person it is to say that Dublin is in the United Kingdom.

 

[Enthetan]

It's beyond laughable that the cult claims 20M followers, (although there are probably less than 20,000 world wide) but they don't know one person who speaks Gaelic.

Just how many people do they think are in Ireland, who can speak Gaelic, but who are not ALSO fluent in English?

 

[strativarius]

Just how many people do they think are in Ireland, who can speak Gaelic, but who are not ALSO fluent in English?

How long before they start translating Hubbard's psychobabble into Welsh I wonder?

 

[Dulloldfart]

Just how many people do they think are in Ireland, who can speak Gaelic, but who are not ALSO fluent in English?

It's not about trying to reach this little 0.001% of the population: the Dwarf doesn't give a damn about getting new people into Scientology. It's about adding one more language, one new Guinness record to add to the collection, one more excuse to hit up the whales to add to his slush fund.

To deliver Scn in a new language with both good translations of books/course materials and people who speak that language well is a hell of a lot of expense and work. The translations are supposed to be checked by Class VIs or something, fluent in that language. That's not gonna happen. What will happen is lip service, enough for the photo ops and the newspaper stories and that's it.

Paul

 

[CommunicatorIC]

The controversial Church of Scientology is looking for Irish speakers

The controversial Church of Scientology is looking for Irish speakers.

Her.ie: The controversial Church of Scientology is looking for Irish speakers

http://www.her.ie/news/the-controversial-church-of-scientology-is-looking-for-irish-speakers/309672

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The controversial Church of Scientology is looking for Irish speakers

BY MEGAN ROANTREE

[SNIP]

It seems that the organisation are looking to recruit Irish speakers according to Tuarisc.ie.

Members of the church have reportedly begun recruiting people from the Gaeltacht and other Irish-speakers around Ireland to translate their information and educational material into Irish.

The job description explained that, as the charity had limited funds, the rate of pay would be lower than the normal standard offered for such work.

[SNIP]

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[lochness]

I hope someone like Flann O'Brien signs up for the job.

 

[oneonewasaracecar]

Just how many people do they think are in Ireland, who can speak Gaelic, but who are not ALSO fluent in English?

Enough to triple the inflow of people in the ideal orgs.

 

[Teanntás]

Scientology widening recruitment in Ireland to people in Irish-speaking areas.

Irish Central: Church of Scientology attempting to recruit in the Irish Gaeltacht

http://www.irishcentral.com/news/Ch...mpting-to-recruit-in-the-Irish-Gaeltacht.html

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Church of Scientology attempting to recruit in the Irish Gaeltacht

Frances Mulraney @FrancesMulraney

August 31,2016 12:58 AM

It appears the controversial Church of Scientology may be widening its recruitment in Ireland to people in the Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking areas) and other Irish-speakers throughout the country with attempts made by a sub-company of the church to translate their educational and information supplements into Irish.

According to Tuairisc.ie, the subcompany – Golden Era Productions – recently wrote to a number of Irish translators looking for people qualified and interested in reproducing their programs in Irish.

“In addition to the many languages we already provide we will also now be making our materials available in Gaelic and thus we are looking for qualified and interested translators,” the company wrote.

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In English usage in Ireland one very rarely hears of Irish being referred to as Gaelic - the 3 Gaelic languages are Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and Manx. In fact the term 'Gaelic' is generally used to refer to the Scottish branch.

 

[Jump]

Re: The controversial Church of Scientology is looking for Irish speakers

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The job description explained that, as the charity had limited funds, the rate of pay would be lower than the normal standard offered for such work.

[SNIP]

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However every serving of rice comes with a beautifully presented handmade bean compote. This fine dining experience is topped by the lavish if not affore thereafter finest spring waters.

Bring your own toilet paper.

 

[Teanntás]

How long before they start translating Hubbard's psychobabble into Welsh I wonder?

"Amy Ní Cholgáin became suspicious when she began translating the 'strange' English"

 

[CommunicatorIC]

Scientology goes Gaeilge - the church is seeking Irish translators

Scientology goes Gaeilge - the church is seeking Irish translators,

Irish Examiner: Scientology goes Gaeilge - the church is seeking Irish translators

http://www.irishexaminer.com/irelan...urch-is-seeking-irish-translators-419222.html

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According to a report by Tuairisc.ie, Golden Era Productions, a sub-company of the controversial Church, recently wrote to a number of translators looking for people to render its literature and programmes in Irish.

“In addition to the many languages we already provide, we will also now be making our materials available in Gaelic and thus we are looking for qualified and interested translators,” it said.

The company is seeking to have material on human rights, the Foundation for a Drug-Free World, and a range of other educational material made available in the Irish language. It is believed to have made similar attempts in 2015.

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[Anonycat]

Re: The controversial Church of Scientology is looking for Irish speakers

However every serving of rice comes with a beautifully presented handmade bean compote. This fine dining experience is topped by the lavish if not affore thereafter finest spring waters.

Bring your own toilet paper.

And you'll get paid with books, not money.

 

[Udarnik]

How long before they start translating Hubbard's psychobabble into Welsh I wonder?

They'll need a few mil in donos just to buy some more consonants.

 

[oneonewasaracecar]

Re: The controversial Church of Scientology is looking for Irish speakers

And you'll get paid with [STRIKE]books[/STRIKE] the only toilet paper you'll ever have access to, not money.

fixt.

 

[The_Fixer]

How long before they start translating Hubbard's psychobabble into Welsh I wonder?

Are the Welsh more silly than the Irish?

 

[Bost_Bobby]

Are the Welsh more silly than the Irish?

Hey now, we're not silly. We just don't care. Now those silly welsh.......