The Enemy Formula: Memoirs of a Scientology Warrior
Coming this month.
Preface to The Enemy Formula:
“Use the shotgun”, Kerry Riley advised in his thick Oklahoman drawl, “it’s better they be picking shards of glass out of their foreheads for a spell till the Sheriff arrives than to have corpses on your hands.” Kerry preferred that I use my double-barrel, over-under shot gun – “use the heavier buckshot, not that chicken-shit bird shot” – when the Mexican Mafia started surveiling my home in preparation for a drive by shooting. One of their offshoots had tagged my car port with their death sentence – three pitch fork prongs up, with stars above each one, signifying I am soon to arrive in one of three places: jail, the hospital or the morgue. That is how the lead investigator for the San Patricio County District Attorney’s Office interpreted it anyhow. Until I helped deliver some hoods to jail, I would continue…
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The Scientology Reformation: Preview II – NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON
References:
The Scientology Reformation: What Every Scientologist Should Know
The Scientology Inc. Gates of Hell
Another preview from Chapter Four:
Chapter Four
Selling of Indulgences
Callous greed grows pious very fast.
– Lillian Hellman
Four hundred and ninety-five years ago Martin Luther sparked the Protestant Reformation with one seemingly innocent act. He posted what would be called his 95 Theses on the door of the Catholic church in Wittenberg, Germany for purposes of discussion. The 95 Theses were an enumerated list of abuses by the Vatican, carried out at the direction of the “infallible” pope. While many abuses were covered, the ones at first most focused upon were those connected with the practice of selling indulgences. The idea of buying one’s way to salvation, to Luther, was the most hideous single desecration of Christ.
And here is where our reflections on history come into play with respect…
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The Scientology Inc. Gates of Hell – Now Available!
A preview from The Scientology Reformation: What Every Scientologist Should Know (Pancho and Lefty Publishing 2012) available on Amazon books now at this link, the book:
Chapter Eight
The Gates of Hell
Hell has three gates: lust, anger and greed.
– The Baghavad Gita
Some still caught in the throes of denial may be saying to themselves, “But still, to compare Miscavige to Pope Leo X? After all, Miscavige isn’t having naked little boys jump out of his birthday cake!”
If you harbored such a thought, you would be correct on one score. We have no reports of naked little boys jumping out of birthday cakes for David Miscavige. But, fact being sometimes far stranger than fiction, we have reports of far more degraded, cruel and outlandish depredations, regularly practiced by Miscavige on Scientology parishioners’ dimes and dollars.
Around 2002, already a narcissistic personality…
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The Scientology Reformation: What Every Scientologist Should Know
I am in the process of having a book published by the above title. It ought to be available at Amazon books sometime later in the week.
Here is the short description that will apear with it at Amazon:
Why Scientology must be reformed. It answers the most frequently asked questions about Scientology today, including:
- What is behind the madness and violence widely reported on Scientology Inc. supreme leader David Miscavige?
- Why does Tom Cruise continue to support Miscavige despite international media reports of his increasingly sociopathic conduct?
- What does Tom Cruise know and when did he know it?
- Does Cruise follow his mentor Miscavige’s penchant for bullying and violence?
- The whole story of Miscavige’s pimping and pandering for Cruise.
- Where does all the money go?
- Can Scientology survive all the exposure?
- What is the future of Scientology?
While The Scientology Reformation was primarily written for Scientologists, it is written in such…
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What Is Wrong With Scientology? Is Now Available
Buy and read this book.
Marty, in his simple and straightforward style, presents the differences between a philosophy of individual Self-Determinism and a
CultChurchCorporation gone mad, Hell-bent on domination and control.
AMAZON LINK:
http://www.amazon.com/What-Wrong-With-Scientology-Understanding/dp/1477453466/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1340487137&sr=8-2&keywords=mark+%22marty%22+rathbun
Order your copy at Amazon Books here: What Is Wrong With Scientology?
Excerpt from Chapter Seven – Confessional:
In this wise, a new moral code is imposed upon individuals, covertly and against their own determinisms. It is exacerbated by repeated questioning about the individual’s failure to report on other Scientologists. After a while, a corporate Scientologist modifies her behavior accordingly, in order to avoid more security checks. She not only edits her own behavior and thoughts, she attempts to do the same with Scientologist friends and family members, so that she does not get into trouble for overlooking such transgressions of others. Thus, a process that was originally intended to free a person from the self-imposed mental prison she has created by her own inability to live up to what she considers right and ethical conduct becomes reversed. The preclear is instead forced to agree to a new mental prison…
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