Mimsey Borogrove
Crusader
They both want to smash their names into history, and they don't care who they hurt, who they have to defraud, to achieve their ends. They both lie, they both seek an advantage over others, they both stack the deck in their favor. But why did they choose to live a lie to achieve this fame? Moreover, why did they think they could get away with it? Are they akin to the soldier who charges the machine gun nest believing he isn't going to die, he is going to cheat death? Or are they bereft of moral values?
In the case of both Hubbard, and Miscavage ( or whoever is running to pr dept. ) you see the willingness to lie, to deny, sometines when it is painfully obvious it is a lie. Yet, they still do. Armstrong was much the same. Being the publicity hog he is, now he is capitializing on his dishonesty. Perhaps we could steal from Hubbard and say: Any fame is better than no fame.
Mimsey
In the case of both Hubbard, and Miscavage ( or whoever is running to pr dept. ) you see the willingness to lie, to deny, sometines when it is painfully obvious it is a lie. Yet, they still do. Armstrong was much the same. Being the publicity hog he is, now he is capitializing on his dishonesty. Perhaps we could steal from Hubbard and say: Any fame is better than no fame.
Mimsey