Scientology

This is a good baseline one.

A girl cheated on a guy, so he signed her up for the Church of Scientology and donated money.

In her name.

Okay, yeah, because they'll never stop.

Because that's kind of a harmless...

When it's too far, it's like, oh, all right, this is crazy.

But when that kind of thing is like, all right, now you just got the Church of Scientology just constantly sending you shit and bothering you.

Keita BDM, who happens to be a locksmith, says in our Twitch chat room, I've known someone who put uncooked spaghetti in a deadbolt keyhole.

So the history, the backstory to this, One of the earliest SRI, Stanford Research Institute remote viewers, was a guy named Pat Price, who, interestingly enough, grew up in Salt Lake in Utah.

And he went off and he ultimately became a Scientologist.

And he became really quite good at what we call remote viewing now.

He offered to come work at SRI.

I fear the day that if Christians do take a hold of power and that the United States becomes a Christian theocracy.

The next question is, is that peace doesn't actually happen because the question becomes, what version of Christianity are you going to uphold? And are the Scientologists going to be able to defend themselves? We're pretty close to Clearwater, by the way.

The point that I'm trying to make is that, hey, do we want to live in a society that is a secular world where you can believe in whatever you want to believe, and that's okay, and we're going to go sing kumbaya and go, you know, have a drink together later, or I don't know, if you're a Muslim, you may not want to drink.

I'll get you an apple juice.

I went to her and she started giving me these tools almost immediately.

She never mentioned Scientology.

And she looked at me, she said, how would you like to never feel that kind of pain again.

How would you like to be rid of all that? And I looked at her and said, that's impossible.

And then all of a sudden, gone.

And I sat up in my chair.

What was that? He said, that's Dianetics and that's Scientology.

And I was like, oh, I want more of this.

Right.

and she came forward to tell her best friend at the time, who was Lisa Marie Presley, and Lisa Marie Presley said, the church, who's also a Scientologist, church handles this within itself, don't go to the police about what he did to you, so she got mad at her best friend, and then decided to finally, got brave enough to go to the police, now he's in jail, but got shunned from the Church of Scientology, but can you imagine going to your best friend, and she's dead now, but going to your best friend, and like, hey, here's what happened, I was violently raped by this guy, and then telling you, Don't say anything.

We'll handle this ourselves.

Lisa Marie Presley.

Yeah, because it's the Scientology cult.

We have a religion that we get to...

Don't worry, we'll handle it.

Think about how many Scientology lackeys Tom Cruise probably has just folding his laundry right now.

And then he said to me, why don't you just create allyism? And I said, you know what? If I could, I would.

And he said, L. Ron Hubbard did it with Scientology.

So who

knows? Maybe you could do something.

We travel inside the circle from one abusive church to another.

A little over 80 miles northwest of Zorro Ranch is Trementina Base, a bunker and vault complex owned by the Church of Spiritual Technology, an elite order within Scientology with hardened rooms storing L. Ron Hubbard's writings.

Hubbard's thoughts on Phaetons will survive anything, as they're reportedly inscribed on etched steel plates in titanium containers filled with inert argon gas.

The location is hardly secret, since the CST's logo, two interlocking circles with diamonds, can be seen in aerial photos carved into the high desert scrub to help guide Hubbard's spirit back to its new body.

Austin says, there is so much about this character I can't talk about, but yeah, she's one of my faves.

Jeff says, Scientology made programs for addicts and prisons to get their hooks on vulnerable people.

I mean, that's like, They're not the only ones.

That's all I'm saying.

You know, you question the mind.

Same thing in Scientology.

I don't know if you've seen these specials.

I don't know.