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Milestone Two says people lose interest in Scientology because it works too well

HelluvaHoax!

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HelluvaHoax is Hypercritical?

I am shocked...shocked, to say the least. :omg:


Sign him up for another intensive.


He needs to get to the top of the OCA 'critical' scale (which, if I remember correctly, is Compliant Gullible Dupe).





:yes:

LOLOL

Yeah, that's one Scientology's dirtiest secrets.

If you criticize them for not getting the results promised in the books, tapes and promo literature--it means you are "critical".

Calling you "Critical" in Scientology is a devious way of Scientologists blaming you and demanding that you "TAKE RESPONSIBILITY!" for your condition.

But the method Scientology uses to handle your criticism about the tech not working is to shut you up. Not to fix the tech so it works or to give you a refund.

When you STOP COMPLAINING that's the EP of Scientology. That's when you've become an "Ideal Scientologist". It's a cheery kind of apathy--the type most often associated with watery-eyed bums and beggars who have given up hope.
 

scooter

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LOLOL

Yeah, that's one Scientology's dirtiest secrets.

If you criticize them for not getting the results promised in the books, tapes and promo literature--it means you are "critical".

Calling you "Critical" in Scientology is a devious way of Scientologists blaming you and demanding that you "TAKE RESPONSIBILITY!" for your condition.

But the method Scientology uses to handle your criticism about the tech not working is to shut you up. Not to fix the tech so it works or to give you a refund.

When you STOP COMPLAINING that's the EP of Scientology. That's when you've become an "Ideal Scientologist". It's a cheery kind of apathy--the type most often associated with watery-eyed bums and beggars who have given up hope.

It sounds like you're saying that the Ideal $cientologist is a cheerful slave?:omg:
 

HelluvaHoax!

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It sounds like you're saying that the Ideal $cientologist is a cheerful slave?:omg:

Yes, exactly! LOL.

A cheery & grateful slave.

Like the time on the Apollo (actually happened) when one of Dr. Hubbard's sexy young personal stewards flunked a white glove inspection--because dust was located on an upper door ledge leading to the Commodore's study.


L. RON HUBBARD
(screaming like an institutional case)
Get this goddamed fucking DB out of
my sight and throw her good-for-nothin
criminal ass in the chain locker!!! Now!!

STEWARD
I can't thank you enough!



I don't know what the Steward's actual response was, so I took creative liberties, LOL. But, I do know for a fact she was promptly thrown in the dank, dark chain locker and made to suffer mightily--the reason for which nobody ever dared ask.

One can only assume it was for some kind of catastrophic "High Crime". Like trying to sabotage Ron's dream of "A World Without Dust". :giggle:
 

strativarius

Inveterate gnashnab & snoutband
Re. the OP: 'Milestone Two says people lose interest in Scientology because it works too well'.

I had the same issue with my 'turning base metals into gold' operation.
 

freethinker

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Care to elaborate on the below statement? Got a story to tell?:drama:




Yes, exactly! LOL.

A cheery & grateful slave.

Like the time on the Apollo (actually happened) when one of Dr. Hubbard's sexy young personal stewards flunked a white glove inspection--because dust was located on an upper door ledge leading to the Commodore's study.


L. RON HUBBARD
(screaming like an institutional case)
Get this goddamed fucking DB out of
my sight and throw her good-for-nothin
criminal ass in the chain locker!!! Now!!

STEWARD
I can't thank you enough!



I don't know what the Steward's actual response was, so I took creative liberties, LOL. But, I do know for a fact she was promptly thrown in the dank, dark chain locker and made to suffer mightily--the reason for which nobody ever dared ask.

One can only assume it was for some kind of catastrophic "High Crime". Like trying to sabotage Ron's dream of "A World Without Dust". :giggle:
 

F.Bullbait

Oh, a wise guy,eh?
Yes, exactly! LOL.

A cheery & grateful slave.

Like the time on the Apollo (actually happened) when one of Dr. Hubbard's sexy young personal stewards flunked a white glove inspection--because dust was located on an upper door ledge leading to the Commodore's study.


L. RON HUBBARD
(screaming like an institutional case)
Get this goddamed fucking DB out of
my sight and throw her good-for-nothin
criminal ass in the chain locker!!! Now!!

STEWARD
I can't thank you enough!



I don't know what the Steward's actual response was, so I took creative liberties, LOL. But, I do know for a fact she was promptly thrown in the dank, dark chain locker and made to suffer mightily--the reason for which nobody ever dared ask.

One can only assume it was for some kind of catastrophic "High Crime". Like trying to sabotage Ron's dream of "A World Without Dust". :giggle:


In my short stay with Scientology, I became quite aware that "white glove inspection" was a preamble to sticking the knife in.:nervous:







:whistling:
 

JustSheila

Crusader
In my short stay with Scientology, I became quite aware that "white glove inspection" was a preamble to sticking the knife in.:nervous:


:whistling:

Yeh, and it didn't even matter when you were up half the night and passed - you just got sent to help whiteglove someone else's area until every single area was inspected and passed.
 

HelluvaHoax!

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Originally Posted by strativarius
Re. the OP: 'Milestone Two says people lose interest in Scientology because it works too well'.

I had the same issue with my 'turning base metals into gold' operation.

lololololol

Me too, on my self-published book "BLACKJACK BILLIONAIRE", which revealed the secrets of my guaranteed winning system!

The first week we released the book in Las Vegas alone over a million copies were sold. Then, to our great surprise, sales plummeted and never recovered. Now we are lucky to get even one order in per month from around the world.

It's so true---people just lose interest when you give them workable tech where they win every single time--and take away their game. My "BLACKJACK BILLIONAIRE" just works too well!
 

freethinker

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maybe it's because you never released you sequel called BLACK JACK BILLIONAIRE: Recovering from Broken Bones.:coolwink:




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lololololol

Me too, on my self-published book "BLACKJACK BILLIONAIRE", which revealed the secrets of my guaranteed winning system!

The first week we released the book in Las Vegas alone over a million copies were sold. Then, to our great surprise, sales plummeted and never recovered. Now we are lucky to get even one order in per month from around the world.

It's so true---people just lose interest when you give them workable tech where they win every single time--and take away their game. My "BLACKJACK BILLIONAIRE" just works too well!
 

HelluvaHoax!

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Care to elaborate on the below statement? Got a story to tell?:drama:


:hysterical:

Yes, there is quite a story to tell.

No, I don't care to elaborate[SUP]1[/SUP]. LOL




[SUP]1 [/SUP]In order to not besmirch the good name of L. Ron Hubbard and those in his jurisdictional control who were either volunteer victims to his sociopathy or carried out his spectacularly cringey-creepy orders on others.

ps: ....and no, I didn't use military "8-C" to escort the hot chick to the chain locker, nor stand guard when she was imprisoned inside. I had nothing to do with the chain locker incident. However, I never let a detail like that prevent me from getting involved in far more lurid, ludicrous & laughable cult episodes. LOL
 

HelluvaHoax!

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In my short stay with Scientology, I became quite aware that "white glove inspection" was a preamble to sticking the knife in.:nervous:







:whistling:


The "White Gloves". Precisely! LOL.

Despite his policies to the contrary ("Clean Hands Make a Happy Life") L. Ron Hubbard's filthy hands were always deceptively covered in white gloves.

Same with his cruel and morally filthy hoax ("Scientology"), which he sanctimoniously cloaked in religion.

L. Ron Hubbard. The only part of his life & practices that is not endlessly obscured and obfuscated from view--is the fact that his life & practices are endlessly obscured and obfuscated from view.
 
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