Goldman Sachs is sponsoring a Scientology-based jail ‘re-education’ program

a reply to: ColdWisdom
Some wanna be Squirrel Busters sure did show up fast to your thread.

S&F ColdWisdom.

originally posted by: stosh64
Some wanna be Squirrel Busters sure did show up fast to your thread.

Will they report back that more of the cult of $cientology's many lies are now known by more people?

a reply to: stosh64

I have my own theories about the Squirrel Busters and their intentions but because they are not violating any T&C I have been asked not to voice these theories publicly.

originally posted by: hellobruce

originally posted by: stosh64
Some wanna be Squirrel Busters sure did show up fast to your thread.

Will they report back that more of the cult of $cientology's many lies are now known by more people?

Of course not.

They will report there are more SP's influencing more PTS (potential trouble source).

originally posted by: ColdWisdom
a reply to: stosh64

I have my own theories about the Squirrel Busters and their intentions but because they are not violating any T&C I have been asked not to voice these theories publicly.

To bad, I would be interested in your theories.

As far as your OP, well done.

Imagine that, Scientology, all about the money, in bed with Goldman Sach's.

Who would have ever thought? Birds of a feather.......

Here - the final word on Scientology being a for-profit church :

Trapped in the Closet (South Park)

Read and you shall be informed. Watch the South Park episode noted and you shall be enlightened.

Yah know in the late 20s and 30s a lot of non mechanical types that didnt fit into the industrial revolution were mental types and there were many coming up with their own new age for living twist on ideological processes for an ideal or perfection of being... theres no shortage of them that impacted society.

Kellogg is a good example, yes the breakfast cereal name brand founder. It was ok we can put the body to work but by Jove what do we do with the mind in order to project were great or well rounded and contribution to society instead of(whispering) one of those...

It was all about personal bubbles of happiness and everyone selling bathwater... dont mind the work dont mind the baby throw all that out for personal happiness.

As long as theres people theres going to be programs of and for social happiness and social programs and social experiments... all of which need patients, patents, and victims to go ah hogwash my program produces a better invalid to mold into something than yours does.

Of course these tings tie in well to captialism and commericalism with that since theres people NOT us cough cough social programs.

Its a crazy system where the inmates are on the outside in society, while the sane ones observe in their inherited ivory towers and groomed to charisma the masses with as much rubber and plastic personality as possible for ones paper they work so hard for to earn a living. Then once back to said lair not enough water to scrub avg. Joe off.

But eh it is what it is... and all such systems have ladders, stairs and other ideas for upward... when reality its better to move onward and forward instead of stagnating in resignation if one wants to progress out of stagnation in the onslaught of such social programs into a choose your own adventure sort and not stuck in the box people keep talking of... they say hey think out of the box put please dont exist outside of it kitty cat.

Look at what you have a passion for that youd even do for free... and do that is my advice no end to happy when self fullfilled. Of course all the young hormonal sorts would hope to Clock Work Orange into pornstars but grandma likely wont be a fan and if she is call social services cause maybe thats why you want to be in the business.

But its really that living has these things called coping mechanisms and people try to capitalize on thought and how one copes with things in order to buy their loyality for whatever brand... from Christianity to Scientology no real difference picking your poison over woo led to prohibition, that being the case theres no refutation of realists and make believers seeking to feel good in life cause no matter what its to the death.

a reply to: ColdWisdom
Hey awesome thread, it took me awhile to get through your op, now I want to read your links and I just wanted to pop in and leave you a comment to sub to the thread and tell you its good.
The trolling popped up here very quickly too, suspicious.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

idont know how this cult can be taken seriously. Mr hubbard a Sci-Fi author is a real good sourse. Im sure he admitted its fake to his son or brother. So it dervese zero credbility, just a money making controlling cult.

plus he is a fraud -www.dailymail.co.uk...

keep beilving in this tpye of stuff we will get no-where as a society.

Read and you shall be informed. Watch the South Park episode noted and you shall be enlightened.

a reply to: Gothmog

i love you south park. such deep and usualy factually undertones to their points

a reply to: Aristotelian1

By the way. Narconon has a 75% success rating.

Give me 50 drug addicts and a blow torch and I can promise you at least the same rate.
Just because they can torture people in to giving up drugs, does not make it a good program. Scientology is a scam and a cult, full of dangerous fanatics.

originally posted by: lSkrewloosel
plus he is a fraud -www.dailymail.co.uk...

Then there is his "illustrious" naval career, including attacking a Mexican Island....

www.lermanet.com...
and
en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: hellobruce

Then there is his "illustrious" naval career, including attacking a Mexican Island.... www.lermanet.com...

interesting thansk - will check when i have time. currently suppoed to be working have a good one

a reply to: ColdWisdom

Awesome thread this IMO exposes an insidious conspiracy. I would also think this will open a great deal of lawsuits pertaining to 1st amendment rights once the public becomes more aware.
Of course you never know which judges have fallen under the influence of Scientology that will try to silence this.

If Hubbard could figure out how to infiltrate the IRS he could figure out how to rehabilitate people.

I don't like everything about Scientology, becoming clergy in their church sounds like joining the military to me. I think in this particular case this system shows promise. I don't think they can cure disease. Dianetics didn't cure my schizophrenia.

Did you know they helped get the lobotomy banned?
Ever heard of prescription desoxyn? Maybe you know it by it's generic name, methamphetamine hydrochloride. Yeah doctors say how bad meth is, but they prescribe it.

We're having a prescription drug abuse epidemic in this country where pills kill more than car accidents. And Scientology has been warning people for years.

a reply to: SpecialSauce

If Hubbard could figure out how to infiltrate the IRS he could figure out how to rehabilitate people.

That does not equate.

They were caught infiltrating the IRS and many went to prison.

What does equate is the infiltrated the IRS and have probably infiltrated Goldman and Sacks as well as the prison system. Prison system from both sides of the bars.

It looks like the jig is up on this one as well. History repeating itself.

a reply to: Grimpachi

You know what I hear alot of on this site? The government spying on people. You know what I don't hear alot of? People spying on the government .

originally posted by: SpecialSauce
And Scientology has been warning people for years.

People have been warning others about the $cientology scam just as long. The reason $cientology does not like prescription drugs is they want people to join them and give them all their money!

a reply to: stosh64

Hey they all can gather nuts all they want... but dont forget you are what you eat... and when backing things out it all is the same in the end. Some are just a little more constipated than others in realizing its all just $h¡t we consume. Pigs have it all figured out... slop me and let me roll all around in it... its all the same just keep fanning the flames of hate and greed to fuel my delusional wallow.

Thats why the pig is a magical animal you know... beef always tastes like beef no matter the cut, pork however?

a reply to: ColdWisdom

MRT isn't scientology and there is no "hidden scientology" agenda with it. While I'm not a fan of MRT and find that many of the evidence based programs are not the solution to recividism that proponents claim, the connection you are trying to make is not there. Then again, I'm just someone who has worked with juvenile offenders in residential treatment facilities and been trained/operated MRT (which means I've actually read and understand the workbook). So my opinion is going to be objectively biased, but linking scientology to MRT couldn't even be considered stretching it.

I should add that corrections facilities are moving away from programs like MRT for trauma therapy based programs especially considering the high mental health population in the system.