There shouldn't be any surprise that people like Grieboski are on Scientoloogy's payroll. My surprise is that this is the first we are hearing about it and from such unlikely sources. It immediately begs the question of who else is Scientology paying in the academic, religious, social sciences or political world for influence? What lobbyists are on the church's payroll? We know people like Masimo Introvigne are pay-to-play academics who will shill out to cults to publish reams of academic articles in their fake journals to promote cult ideologies. We know that there are also academics such as James R. Lewis and Gordon Melton who can't help but keep shilling for groups like Scientology despite the fact they have been informed repeatedly of the abuses. But the hidden network of people on the payroll of cults like Scientology is a huge story and I think this is just the barest tip of the iceberg of corruption that cults create across the professional world.
Joe Grieboski was well placed priest? The 'Most Reverend' title is a deep mark of respect for highly ranked Catholic priests. And that priest spent his days shilling for Miscavige? I wonder if any of those he shilled knew who was paying him? I see that Grieboski was being paid to get $cientology into Arab countries. That 'project' doesn't seem to be working at all. Given the timing of his death, it would seem that 'planetary bullbait' got him.
All hail Bruce Hines for his wonderful work on the Aftermath Foundation. And all hail Phil Jones for his taking up the job. Good luck Phil, weed out the false escapees and out them to the world.
"The Institute on Religion and Public Policy does not accept funding of any type from religions, religious institutions, or government agencies of any kind..." <-- To be fair, Scientology is not a real religion as Hubbard only called it that in order to make money.
Grieboski was correct. Scientology is not a religion. Plus, the way OSA does it is by filtering the money through a few layers of “accountability.” I’m sure Grieboski knew where the money was coming from and who he was working for. Miscavige has his teeny hands in so many pies.
Thanks for your help with the Foundation, Bruce. Enjoy your retirement. Welcome Phil. May the philboards continue.
Congratulations on your retirement, Bruce, and for all your contributions to Aftermath.
Congratulations to you, Phil, for your new role. Will probably feel like an old one, since you've been so involved on exposing SCN for the non-church it is, to put it mildly.
Congrats to Phil! He will do a superb job for sure.
There shouldn't be any surprise that people like Grieboski are on Scientoloogy's payroll. My surprise is that this is the first we are hearing about it and from such unlikely sources. It immediately begs the question of who else is Scientology paying in the academic, religious, social sciences or political world for influence? What lobbyists are on the church's payroll? We know people like Masimo Introvigne are pay-to-play academics who will shill out to cults to publish reams of academic articles in their fake journals to promote cult ideologies. We know that there are also academics such as James R. Lewis and Gordon Melton who can't help but keep shilling for groups like Scientology despite the fact they have been informed repeatedly of the abuses. But the hidden network of people on the payroll of cults like Scientology is a huge story and I think this is just the barest tip of the iceberg of corruption that cults create across the professional world.
Joe Grieboski was well placed priest? The 'Most Reverend' title is a deep mark of respect for highly ranked Catholic priests. And that priest spent his days shilling for Miscavige? I wonder if any of those he shilled knew who was paying him? I see that Grieboski was being paid to get $cientology into Arab countries. That 'project' doesn't seem to be working at all. Given the timing of his death, it would seem that 'planetary bullbait' got him.
All hail Bruce Hines for his wonderful work on the Aftermath Foundation. And all hail Phil Jones for his taking up the job. Good luck Phil, weed out the false escapees and out them to the world.
"The Institute on Religion and Public Policy does not accept funding of any type from religions, religious institutions, or government agencies of any kind..." <-- To be fair, Scientology is not a real religion as Hubbard only called it that in order to make money.
Grieboski was correct. Scientology is not a religion. Plus, the way OSA does it is by filtering the money through a few layers of “accountability.” I’m sure Grieboski knew where the money was coming from and who he was working for. Miscavige has his teeny hands in so many pies.
Thanks for your help with the Foundation, Bruce. Enjoy your retirement. Welcome Phil. May the philboards continue.
Congratulations on your retirement, Bruce, and for all your contributions to Aftermath.
Congratulations to you, Phil, for your new role. Will probably feel like an old one, since you've been so involved on exposing SCN for the non-church it is, to put it mildly.