We want to thank the reader who forwarded to us a new mailer from Scientology that really seems to capture the current moment for this worldwide organization.
The mailer is from a local mission, one located in the Ventura County, California city of Moorpark.
Missions at one time in Scientology history were a crucial part of delivering founder L. Ron Hubbard’s overall agenda, of bringing in new people, getting them hooked on his “technology,” and making a new generation of “auditors.”
These days, that’s not so much the case. But we have to hand it to the motivated folks in Moorpark for finally coming up with the slogan that Scientology leader David Miscavige can use to turn things around and achieve the expansion he’s been talking about for so long.
Take a look at the massive potential for this campaign and see what we mean. We’re sure they can use your feedback as they fine-tune this juggernaut.
You look at these images of how well things are going in Ventura County, and you can’t help coming to one conclusion: This planet will be cleared in no time!
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All seven of those people look worn down. I’m sure they are lonesome. They have dedicated themselves to a thankless task.
I got into Scientology through a mission. In the 60s and 70s It was the entry point for the majority of new members. Miscavige hated the independence of mission holders. In the early 80s the system was dismantled. The missions now are weak little coffee house meeting places for a few dedicated minions. Part of the shrinking saga of the shrinking C of S. Still they are made of die hard members and they need to be exposed.