And that's a good thing!

Just

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>everyone thought he was just some nut who got wrapped up in an exploitative organization
>he's actually trying to take over the organization and elevate his status further
Based Tom. I never doubted you.

I like to believe that's been his plan all along. Infiltrate and take over.

based, fuck jews

He's like 60 years old. That's pretty good.

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What do you mean cooks?

WHO'S IN CHARGE HERE?!

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Well Yea Forums? What are his top 5 films?

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based, what OT-level is he at now?

I wish I was rich enough to be a Scientologist

They hook you up to something called an E-meter which is basically a lie detector that also sends a small electric current through you. This electric current has a mild euphoric effect which is actually addictive. In other words, it's literally a polygraph that gets you slightly high. You're then asked questions which are supposed to help identify sources of personnel trauma so you can start working through them. The high associated with the machine lowers your inhibitions and makes it easier to answer personal questions.

It's something which does seem to have a very therapeutic effect for some people, which how so many people got hooked in the first place. But the CoS itself is an extremely exploitative organization which often takes information from these supposedly private sessions and uses it to essentially blackmail people into staying with the organization. For example, it used to be a pretty standard tactic for them to blackmail anybody to admitted to having experienced same-sex attraction, although that doesn't work as much anymore because attitudes towards that kind of thing have shifted.

There are people who try to take the technology and methods and apply them without involving the actual CoS organization, which is something that Miscaviage has bitterly tried to stop.

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I meant kooks*, crazy people.
I see. But people often times remark how Tom Cruise never breaks eye contact for example, or how he uses particular techniques to control a conversation -where does all that stuff come from? Is that type of training exclusive to Cruise and otherwise not part of the standard Scientology curriculum, or is it reserved for high ranking members only?

this but unironically.

based quote

Why would they need to be ordered to watch his movies? They're almost all good popcorn flicks.

conning money from the gullible > raping children

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how is scientology still a thing?

JEWS still trying THIS hard to make me hate based Tom
You know how its CAN'T BRUISE THE CRUISE

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wrong question
how any religion is still a thing
t.deistpilled

I've watched a lot of documentaries about Scientology and interviews with people who left the Church. First and foremost, the auditing sessions are simply talking therapy. You sit in a room, hold some tin cans hooked to an E-Meter and talk through your past trauma with an auditor. They make notes on everything and this is where blackmail can come in to play. You do not find out about the creation myth and Xenu until you've already given them hundreds of thousands of dollars. The reason so many people stay is simply because their entire life is based around Scientology. They work at the church, all of their friends and family are members, their children even. Imagine having to make the decision to cut ties with everyone in your life and start again, with the risk that your family may never speak to you again. This is why so many people are trapped. I honestly believe that Tom Cruise and other famous Scientologists believe in any of it, however they've supported him with his career so that's why I think he's staying. Literally, everyone he surrounds himself with will be stroking his ego 24/7, i'd stay.

>other famous Scientologists believe in any of it
I meant don't believe in any of it.

Would anyone mind being ordered to watch good movies like Mission Impossible and Collateral?

Mission Impossible
Edge of Tomorrow
Top Gun
Vanilla Sky
Jerry Mcguire

At least Tom Cruise is real. You can say that with abosulte certainty about most dieties.

A 65 year old man has a better body than me. Fug

Miscavige himself is like a small deity for the church. Where's his wife?

She's dead. Has been for some years.

>I see. But people often times remark how Tom Cruise never breaks eye contact for example, or how he uses particular techniques to control a conversation -where does all that stuff come from? Is that type of training exclusive to Cruise and otherwise not part of the standard Scientology curriculum, or is it reserved for high ranking members only?
Sounds like something everyone that has read "how to make friends and influence others"

Is anyone surprised by this? Several of his movies are about immortality and fucking with reality to live on in some form (Oblivion, Edge of Tomorrow, Vanilla Sky, The Mummy).

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I live about 5-10 min from their flag building. These fuckers are beyond creepy. There’s always about 10-15 way-too-young girls standing out front of their building in fancy dresses and stuff, with a bunch of men around. They refuse to look at anyone who isn’t a Scientologist and if you even attempt to go near the entrance to their building they’ll start threatening to call the cops. I drove a side road around their building once to shortcut somewhere and there was a guy staring at me the whole time talking into a walkie talkie.

>kino god
>sex god
>actual god
how can a mere mortal compete?

That sounds more likely that sequestrated in a bunker somewhere, but why hasn't it be investigated?

Scientology does teach and promote self worth and making eye contact is a big part of what they teach.

>There’s always about 10-15 way-too-young girls standing out front of their building in fancy dresses and stuff, with a bunch of men around
Think they're getting raped like the kids in Hollywood?

I'd wish the islam would order the same thing instead of ordering to kill as many nonmuslims as possible

I honestly think they paid off the FBI crew investigating her disappearance, that or they're members of the Church themselves. Either way, the FBI were negligent, had opportunities to go in and search for her but they ended up closing the case.

Oh I'm sure. It's something every scammer does to "radiate charisma". They need to show confidence and trustworthiness.

Based af

I’m genuinely not sure. It’s not like any of them look miserable but it’s so weird how frequently it happens. I know it’s supposedly part of their “vacation” property and they have a few fancy restaurants and shit but it doesn’t seem like they’re ever with parents. The people around them don’t look like they’re really with them either.

Looks better than me

Guess that must mean I am low-ranking Scientologist now

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Damn, Chloe's looking good.

Creepy. Her mother also some "problems" apprently.
>September 8, 1985, 52-year-old Flo Barnett was found dead from three "somewhat superficial" rifle shots to the chest and a fatal shot to the head. The autopsy also reported that there were slash marks on her wrists that may have been a few days old.[26] The death was ruled a suicide

>ordered to watch his crap
I thought torture was illeagle now

I wonder why so many people focus on shit like illuminatis or freemasons when those guys exist

>These fuckers are beyond creepy.
>There’s always about 10-15 way-too-young girls standing out front of their building in fancy dresses and stuff

You sound like a jelly old roastie