Whites only

>>Whites only
youtu.be/hdU6zi-K4wA?list=PLsFrzinS5k6s2SNV1erhVvCrWdL9c2kMo

>>Whites only
youtu.be/oaUyC88Uo18

seen a lot of shitskins wearing sea ord clothes. are you blind, retarded or what?

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>No nigs

Nice try Tom, go jump on some more couches

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you have no idea how much racemixing goes on in scientology

Scientology:The Truth Rundown
By Joe Childs and Thomas C. Tobin, Times Staff Writers Published Sunday, June 21, 2009

>The leader of the Church of Scientology strode into the room with a boom box and an announcement: Time for a game of musical chairs.
>David Miscavige had kept more than 30 members of his church's executive staff cooped up for weeks in a small office building outside Los Angeles, not letting them leave except to grab a shower. They slept on the floor, their food carted in.
>Their assignment was to develop strategic plans for the church. But the leader trashed their every idea and berated them as incompetents and enemies, of him and the church.
>Prove your devotion, Miscavige told them, by winning at musical chairs. Everyone else — losers, all of you — will be banished to Scientology outposts around the world. If families are split up, too bad.
>To the music of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody they played through the night, parading around a conference room in their Navy-style uniforms, grown men and women wrestling over chairs.

>The next evening, early in 2004, Miscavige gathered the group and out of nowhere slapped a manager named Tom De Vocht, threw him to the ground and delivered more blows. De Vocht took the beating and the humiliation in silence — the way other executives always took the leader's attacks. >This account comes from executives who for decades were key figures in Scientology's powerful inner circle. Marty Rathbun and Mike Rinder, the highest-ranking executives to leave the church, are speaking out for the first time. >Two other former executives who defected also agreed to interviews with the St. Petersburg Times: De Vocht, who for years oversaw the church's spiritual headquarters in Clearwater, and Amy Scobee, who helped create Scientology's celebrity network, which caters to the likes of John Travolta and Tom Cruise.
>One by one, the four defectors walked away from the only life they knew. That Rathbun and Rinder are speaking out is a stunning reversal because they were among Miscavige's closest associates, Haldeman and Ehrlichman to his Nixon.

>Now they provide an unprecedented look inside the upper reaches of the tightly controlled organization. They reveal: • >Physical violence permeated Scientology's international management team. Miscavige set the tone, routinely attacking his lieutenants. Rinder says the leader attacked him some 50 times.
>Rathbun, Rinder and De Vocht admit that they, too, attacked their colleagues, to demonstrate loyalty to Miscavige and prove their mettle.
>Staffers are disciplined and controlled by a multilayered system of "ecclesiastical justice.'' It includes publicly confessing sins and crimes to a group of peers, being ordered to jump into a pool fully clothed, facing embarrassing "security checks'' or, worse, being isolated as a "suppressive person.''
>At the pinnacle of the hierarchy, Miscavige commands such power that managers follow his orders, however bizarre, with lemming-like obedience.

It'd be nice if the OT magical powers existed but sadly it's all bullshit, like all religions

thedivineconspiracy.org/Z5228G.pdf
for the rest.
It was a St.Petersburg Times article from 2009. Front Page. Absolutely based journalism. It used to be free on their site but not anymore. This site is the only full version I could find for free.

In a world where will smith doesn’t exist