Kopenhagen: Es war nur eine Frage der Zeit, bis auch aus dem europäischen Hauptquartier der Psychosekte, der sogenannten Advanced Organization of Saint Hill Europe (AOSH EU), eine „Ideale Org“ wird. Am 15. Februar 2014 war es soweit und Sektenführer David Miscavige nahm die Wiedereröffnung des seit Jahrzehnten bestehenden Kastens vor.
Why-we-protest war vor Ort und so können wir einige Bilder davon sehen – garantiert nicht gephotoshopped …


Auch ein kleines Video gibt es dazu …
Was anders geworden ist?
Der gleiche Schwachsinn hatte eine andere Verpackung erhalten, Millionen wurden „gespendet“ und den Sektierern wurde die Illusion vorgegaukelt, auf dem richtigen Weg zu sein …

Advanced Organization of Los Angeles (AOLA), wie sie bereits vor der nächten Wiedereröffnung aussieht …
Los Angeles: Am 1. März 2014 plant die Sekte nunmehr das gleiche Spielchen in Los Angeles zu wiederholen und die dortige American Saint Hill Organization (ASHO) und die Advanced Organization of Los Angeles (AOLA) zum wiederholten Mal wiederzueröffnen. Es ist ja Fasching bzw. Karneval und Miscavige eröffnet nun mal gerne – auch wenn es das Gleiche ist.
Die beiden Organisationen liegen mitten im L.A.-Sektencluster: Neben dem Big Blue, dem Sea Org-Hauptquartier, und nahe dem Hollywood Boulevard – sinnigerweise mit der Postadresse L. Ron Hubbard Way. Amerika ist das Land der unbegrenzten Möglichkeiten, wo selbst ein Sektenführer eine eigene Straße erhält.
Wesentlich pikanter ist aber das nächste Vorhaben von Scientology: Das Hotel Christie wurde schon vor längerem erworben und nunmehr zu einem riesigen Testcenter umgebaut, das am 28. Februar eröffnet werden soll …
Dieses „Testcenter“ liegt in unmittelbarer Nähe des Herzens von Hollywood, dem Walk of Fame und dem Hollywood & Highland-Komplex, wo u.a. die Oscars verliehen werden.
Hier noch eine Aufnahme dieses „Testcenters” von Scientology …
Und ein Werbepamphlet von Scientology …
Dazu noch der obligate Blog von Tony Ortega …
Chris Shelton: Das ehemalige Sea Org-Mitglied war seit seinem siebzehnten Lebensjahr in der paramilitärischen Formation von Scientology tätig, bevor er diese vor einem Jahr verließ. Nunmehr 43 Jahre alt kann er über den „Ideale Org“-Schwindel berichten, da er an diesem unmittelbar beteiligt gewesen ist.
Karen de la Carriere zeichnete das Interview mit ihm auf …
NARCONON-Todesfall: Am 18. Februar 2014 starb Aron Riley an einer Überdosis – Riley war Mitarbeiter von NARCONON-Vista-Bay.
Wenn es nicht so traurig wäre, würde dieser Tod den ganzen Widerspruch von Scientology bzw. den Wahnsinn von NARCONON sichtbar machen – einerseits ein „Drogenentzugsprogramm”, andererseits stirbt ein NARCONON-Mitarbeiter, der als Staff Training Officer tätig war, also die Mitarbeiter in Bezug auf Drogen schulte, selbst an Rauschgift!
R.I.P. Aron Riley …
NARCONON Georgia: Ungeachtet dessen verwarf Richter Steve C. Jones eine Betrugsklage gegen das sekteneigene „Drogenrehabilitierungsprogramm“ und ließ sie nicht vor Gericht zu – wenigstens brummte er NARCONON die Gerichtskosten auf.
Hier der Blog von Tony Ortega dazu …
Im angestrebten Prozess ging es um Betrug, den mehrere NARCONON-„Absolventen” vor Gericht bringen wollten – auch hier der Blog von Ton Ortega zu …
Scientology vs. Scientology: Im Prozess zwischen Monique Rathbun und den Miscavige-Scientologen geht es derweil Schlag auf Schlag weiter – hier einmal eine Zusammenfassung der „Ereignisse“ von Tony Ortega, die der Klage zugrunde liegen …
Momentan geht es in diesem Gerichtsstreit zwischen der Sekte der Sekte bzw. Monique Rathbun (aka Independent Scientologists) gegen die Ursprungssekte vor allem darum, dass David Miscavige vor Gericht aussagen sollte, was Richter Waldrip auch verfügte.
Die Scientology-Anwaltsarmada versucht natürlich alles, um genau das zu verhindern und so verfasste einer daraus, Wallace Jefferson, ein Schreiben an das Berufungsgericht in Texas. Jefferson war praktischerweise selbst oberster Richter des Supreme Courts in Texas, bevor es sich dem „Verteidigungsteam“ der Miscavige-Scientologen anschloss.
Dieser Schriftsatz möchte einen gerichtlichen Befehl des übergeordneten Gerichts (writ of mandamus) erwirken, um derart Richter Waldrip zu konterkarieren – hier dieses Dokument …
Monique Rathbun v Church of Scientology; Scientology's Petition for Writ of Mandamus
Schau ma mal, wie es weitergeht – hier der Blog von Tony Ortega dazu …
Scientology-Mitarbeitervertrag: Seit neuestem gilt im Sektenreich ein neuer Vertrag für Mitarbeiter (Staff Member), den ich dem geschätzten Publikum nicht vorenthalten möchte – hier also quasi ofenwarm …


Zusätzlich müssen die neuen Rekruten ein zweites Schriftstück unterschreiben, in dem sie sich verpflichten, weder schlecht über Scientology, noch L. Ron Hubbard, das RTC usw. zu sprechen – widrigenfalls müssen sie 25.000 Dollar bezahlen, wenn sie es dann doch tun. Hier diese speziellen „Vertragsklauseln“ …
Damit sich niemand die Augen ruinieren muss, hier der Text: „Religious Covenant of Non-Disparagement
I, _________ (print name), have been offered a post on the staff of Church of Scientology of __________ (the “Church”). As a member of the Scientology religious community represented by the Church, I am committed to forwarding the religious goals and tenets of the Scientology religion and the Church itself. I made this religious commitment in order to help every being I can attain his or her full spiritual potential, the path to which was discovered by L. Ron Hubbard as set forth in the Scientology Scripture.
1. To be a staff member of the Church is an incomparable opportunity to serve my religion and carries with it the most serious and sacred obligations. The Church is the focal point of the Scientology religion and all Scientology activities in its community and the stable emanation point fort the spiritual growth for all Scientologists living in the area.
2. I recognize that with this opportunity to serve the Scientology religion as a member of the Church’s staff comes an equally important responsibility to do all I can to ensure that the Church remains effective and accomplishes its religious mission. I understand that this is the most solemn of all the responsibilities that I will shoulder while on staff and is one responsibility I must continue to observe even if I leave the Church’s service. Scientology parishioners, Field Auditors, Field Ministries, City Offices and Missions in the surrounding community look to the Church to disseminate the Scientology religion in their area, hold counseling standards high and to further their quest for spiritual freedom. The inviolate strength and integrity of the Church and its staff therefore are critical to the spiritual life of Scientologists in the area. If the credibility or effectiveness of the Church or its senior staff, or executives of higher ecclesiastical Churches such as Religious Technology Center (“RTC”) and Church of Scientology International (“CSI”) is diminished or harmed in any way, Scientologists throughout the area will suffer incalculable spiritual harm.
3. I therefore agree that in exchange for the opportunity to serve on the Church’s staff and to receive the benefits available to all staff members, including the right to receive Scientology religious auditing and training to forward my own spiritual growth, I swear to forever use the full extent of my ability to uphold my obligations under this Religious Covenant of Non-Disparagement (“Non-Disparagement Covenant”). I will never do less. Accordingly, I PROMISE AND SWEAR NEVER TO SAY OR ENCOURAGE OR INDUCE OTHERS TO SAY OR WRITE ANYTHING NEGATIVE OR DISPARAGING ABOUT L. RON HUBBARD (“LRH”), THE CHURCH, CSI, RTC OR ANY OTHER CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY OR THEIR STAFF, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS OR TRUSTEES, IN WHATEVER CAPACITY, OR ABOUT THE RELIGIOUS PRACTICES, MATERIALS, TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES OF THE SCIENTOLOGY RELIGION. I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT APPLIES NOT JUST WHILE I AM SERVING ON THE CHURCH’S STAFF BUT ALSO IN PERPETUITY, SHOULD I EVER LEAVE STAFF.
4. The term DISPARAGE means:
A. Comments and statements (oral or written) that could or do negatively affect or cast the Church, LRH, CSI, RTC or any Church of Scientology, their staff, officers, directors, or trustees or the religious practices, materials, technology and services of the Scientology religion (“Staff and Religious Practices”) in a negative light.
B. Comments and statements (oral or written) that could or do harm the reputation of the Church, LRH or any Church of Scientology, CSI, RTC and Scientology Staff and Religious Practices including, but not limited to, negative or derogatory comments and statements about financial status, operations, and the character of any Church of Scientology or its senior staff ecclesiastical leadership.
C. Comments and statements (oral or written) that could or do harm the Church, CSI and/or RTC’s relationship with any Scientology parishioner(s) including, but not limited to, comments that could or do harm any Scientology parishioner’s confidence in or hinder their spiritual growth in the Scientology religion or progress up The Bridge.
5. I understand the gravity of the action I am taking in signing this Non-Disparagement Covenant, I know that I am accepting responsibility for some of the most sacred and important obligations that exist in my religion. I further understand that the spiritual well-being of my fellow Scientologists depends on my ability to keep the promises I make herein. I also know that I am giving up forever some very important personal rights under the United States Constitution. But I also understand that I would not be permitted to serve as a member of the Church staff unless I agreed in advance to the terms of this Non-Disparagement Covenant. I take this action because I believe my personal spiritual commitment to Scientology and the betterment of humankind take precedence over any rights of free speech I may have as to these specific matters.
6. I understand and agree that the promises I have made in this Non-Disparagement Covenant relate to special, unique and extraordinary matters and that a violation of any of my promises will cause irreparable injury not just to the Church but also to the Scientology religion as a whole and that there are no legal remedies available that could correct this injury. I further understand and agree that such harm is likely to be very substantial and that it will vary with the nature of the disparaging comment or statement, making it extremely difficult and impractical, if not impossible, to measure the full extent of the actual damages caused by a violation of this Non-Disparagement Covenant. For these reasons I therefore agree that if I breach or threaten to breach any of my promises in this Non-Disparagement Covenant that, among other things:
A. The Church may seek a court order to stop me from breaching or threatening to breach my promises. Because a public hearing to enforce any provision of this Non-Disparagement Covenant might cause disclosure of information deemed confidential information, I agree that if there is litigation concerning this Non-Disparagement Covenant, I shall cooperate with the Church to seek an appropriate order from the county court, or any other court of competent jurisdiction, to seal the file and issue a protective order prohibiting disclosure of confidential information and/or limiting the disclosure of any other information obtained through discovery, to the maximum extent allowed under law.
B. In addition to anything else a court may require me to do for violating this Non-Disparagement Covenant, that I shall pay the Church $25,000 as liquidated damages (and not as a penalty) for each individual violation of this Non-Disparagement Covenant and/or for each individual instance of causing, participating in, cooperating with or encouraging the publication or broadcast of information that results in a violation of this Non-Disparagement Covenant. I understand that it is difficult to ascertain the exact extent of damage and harm a violation would cause the Church, but I acknowledge that $25,000 is fair and reasonable.
7. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth herein, I understand and agree that the provisions of this Non-Disparagement Covenant shall not apply to the disclosure of information as compelled by law or pursuant to subpoena or order of any judicial, legislative, executive, regulatory or administrative body, provided such law, subpoena or order is valid and constitutional.
8. The promises and agreements I have made in this Non-Disparagement Covenant shall be interpreted and enforced in accordance with the laws of the state without reference to the laws of any other state or country. I agree that if legal action is necessary to enforce the promises I have made, that it may be brought in the court of the county in which the Church is located or any other court of competent jurisdiction, and I agree in advance to be subject to the personal jurisdiction of that court. This Non-Disparagement Covenant shall inure to the benefit of, and be binding upon the persons or organizations that received or are assigned the rights and duties of this Non-Disparagement Covenant (i.e. successors and assigns).
9. I understand that all the promises and other obligations I have made in this Non-Disparagement Covenant will be legally binding on me forever. However, if a court happens to rule that one or more of the promises I have made or obligations I have agreed to are not enforceable, then I agree that the rest of the promises and obligations I made shall remain in full force and effect and legally enforceable against me for all time.
10. I HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO ASK AND RESOLVE ALL QUESTIONS I HAVE HAD ABOUT THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT CONSTITUTES THE ENTIRE UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND ME CONCERNING THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT. NO MODIFICATION OR TERMINATION OF THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT SHALL BE VALID UNLESS IN WRITING SIGNED MY BOTH THE CHURCH AND ME. I REPRESENT THAT I NOW HAVE NO QUESTIONS OR RESERVATIONS CONCERNING THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT WHATSOEVER. BY SIGNING THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT I CAN UNEQUIVOCALLY STATE THAT I FULLY UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANVE TO MY RELIGION OF THE OBLIGATIONS TO WHICH I AM AGREEING AND THAT I HAVE SIGNED THIS NON-DISPARAGEMENT COVENANT WILLINGLY AND WITHOUT ANY PRESSURE OF ANY KIND.”
Detail am Rande: Tony Ortega bekam diese Dokumente von einem aktiven Scientology-Mitarbeiter zugespielt, der wohl geade 25.000 Dollar zu viel in der Tasche hatte …
Hier noch der Blog von Tony Ortega dazu …
Kirstie Alley unplugged: Claudio Lugli, der ehemalige Schneider von David Miscavige, war bis zu seinem Ausscheiden aus dem Psychokult, eng mit dem Scientology-Aushängeschild Kirstie Alley befreundet. Er kramte aus seinem privaten Fotoalbum einen Schnappschuss der US-Schauspielerin hervor …
Mark Fisher: Ein weiterer Sea Org-Mitarbeiter, der mit Karen de la Carriere sprach …
Polizei in Clearwater: Zu dieser Behörde im Zentrum von Scientology ein weiteres Video …
Womit ich heute beim Wort am Sonntag angelangt wäre: „Ich finde, dass man dem Komplex rund um Scientology, RTC, IAS und wie sie alle heißen mögen, ganz dringend jede rechtliche Basis entziehen sollte – es gibt schon genug Menschenverachtendes bzw. Kriminelles auf der Welt!”
Fotos: Why-we-protest/Anonymous (6), Scientologypublikationen (10), The Underground Bunker (6), Wikimapia, Wikipedia, Facebook, Claudio Lugli