The Truth About Apostates. Ryan Prescott

on different continents that grew and turned into what it is today – a total worldwide network.

      The backbone of the religion is really the technology, in the form of writings and lectures by Mr. Hubbard. These materials contain the truth discovered by the research and are referred to by the religious term of ‘scriptures’. The churches of Scientology are able to expand and operate as intended by following the scriptures and with the effective and fantastic team that is Scientology Management, lead by Mr. David Miscavige (more about him later).

      Scientology is not your everyday religious belief and practice where you are preached to and told to do things. Here you are offered applicable information that you can use in all aspects of life and all you are expected to do is use Scientology principles to do better in life and help others experience the same benefits. That is really all that is expected of you. You could do all of this and be a really successful Scientologist and that would be what you would be known for.

      Scientology has thousands of churches and millions of members. The total count is everywhere at once. It is a religious movement and Scientology does not require that one fill out a census or give information to use their principles or pay any membership fee. Any donations made to the church are completely voluntary and usually are for a charitable purpose or for a service or course you may want to take to help your life.

      If you look around today, you'll find people from Fortune 500 corporations, small businesses, families, relationships, other functions of life and other echelons of success using common sense Scientology principles. Why? Because these principles are the most effective tools you can find out there to date.

      A small sign of success is the prominent members in Scientology. Why? Well, Scientology didn’t pick them and they didn’t try to get celebrities into Scientology – Scientologists around them showed them how it worked and how it helped them and that ignited the flame of success. No dissemination or recruitment necessary. Successful people can see truth and can think for themselves. If something makes their life better and happier, they are not bashful about supporting it and being part of the winning group.

      Some apostates claim the celebrities run the Church. The prominent members of the Scientology religion are not part of Scientology management or any echelon in the religion and they are not treated any differently. Everyone is considered a parishioner. They do not have any control or influence simply because of their status. Mr. Hubbard specifically wrote the scriptures to make sure the Church was only run in a successful fashion, by the correct people hired to manage Scientology’s expansion. The application of the scriptures is all the same and they are used the same regardless of who it is and what that person does.

      Chapter 3: Apostates and The Money Game

      The attraction of being an apostate is the fact you can be hired and paid to tell your tales of woe and mistreatment. Basically you can sell your soul for profit, and the most visible apostates are all about the money.

      The apostates are playing a game and the whole purpose of the game is so they can get their rent, bills, and expenses paid. Well, they also get ten minutes of fame from different deep swamp areas of the mainstream media. Specifically, CNN, ABC 20/20, Australia’s 60 minutes, and other such lamestream media outlets who love to promote controversy and not have to back it up or retract the misinformation later.

      It is actually quite evilly genius in the sense these people meet and go over the next plan to make another big bag of money by tricking people about Scientology. It's quite interesting how many people are so easily fooled by these dark campaigns. Whether politics, the state of the environment, or the evils of religion, the apostates and the media are literally profiting millions from this scheme.

      The 'news' reports on the activities of the apostates, and therefore 'they' are not actually telling lies, they are just reporting. A person named Mike Rinder once profited a couple of hundred thousand dollars by acting as a legal counselor for a case against Scientology, which utterly failed, but he was still paid for his hours of talking and “assistance”. This is just one of a long line of things apostates do when the puppet masters ask them, and if that isn’t proof that he is in it for the money, I don’t know what would qualify any clearer.

      There is a former actress named Leah Remini who demanded $1,500,000 in two separate requests, from Scientology. She stated something to the effect that if she wasn’t given the money she’d be forced to spread false information through the mainstream media. Right after the requests were declined, she signed a contract with A&E Networks Inc. to make money off her false information about her former religion. According to the information I have looked at, she has made a good payday from A&E Networks Inc. Hope that money train doesn’t go broke, or that three year contract come to an abrupt end, she might have to find honest work!

      The list literally goes on with a few at the top and then dwindling to lesser known and some mentally questionable apostates cashing in for anything that can get. It is sad they are doing this to themselves because there is no long term benefit. Once they have been used they will be cast aside and left for the broken, heartless people they are. And despite it all, Mr. Hubbard also wrote out the process for anyone to return to good standings as a person and find a way back into the Church should they choose. The process is very simple and includes efforts for the person to make amends for any damage actually done. Unfortunately apostates would rather make it seem as if Scientology is pushing them away and disconnecting from them. They are making it look like that because they are doing this themselves.

      So that’s the basic motivation for all the crazies you see and hear: Money and fame. This is just an attempt at making millions from lying about Scientology. Don’t worry, I have even more information about that in the following pages.