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Psychopathic Meltdown in Scientology Thwarted by David Miscavige
The Church of Scientology had, until recently been infiltrated by psychopaths who had enforced a “reign of terror” against staff, according to Church spokesperson Mr Tommy Davis, and reported in the St Petersberg Times, June 21, 2009.
These same psychopaths have now accused the respected ecclesiastical leader of the Church, Mr David Miscavige, of the very crimes they, themselves, committed.
These former top-level Scientologists accused Mr Miscavige of violently beating Church staff members. The Church has now stated that Mr Miscavige's accusers actually conspired to commit the claimed assaults themselves, thus now exonerating Mr Miscavige.
No secrecy for criminals
The secret Church files on these formerly-respected psychopaths reveal that they had admitted crimes in their confidential confessions to the Church. Once these psychopaths started criticizing the church, the Church had no choice but to reveal their criminal secrets. These developments should warn all critics who turn against the Church that they can not expect to hide behind the 'secrecy' of their confidential Church files.
Accusations
The Church, through spokesman Mr Tommy Davis, stated that the accusers were “real criminal, out-of control, sons of b****es when they were in [the administration of the Church]”.
The half dozen or so accusers had been members of the elite “Sea Org”. Many were removed from command within a few years of their criminality and psychopathology becoming evident. Many, remaining elite Scientologists have confirmed that they knew nothing of the violence allegedly perpetrated by Mr Miscavige, but were aware that his accusers had long been guilty of violence.
Reign of Terror within Scientology.
There was a reign of terror against Scientology staff, but ecclesiastical leader Mr Miscavige was not responsible. Mr Davis revealed that the reign of terror was led by former colleague, Mark “Marty” Rathbun, the long-time Inspector General of the Religious Technology Centre, and whole-track prison warden
Speaking of Mr Rathbun, an angry Mr Davis, told the St Petersburg Times -
“This guy is a f***ing lunatic. And I don't have to explain how or why he became one, or how it was allowable. The fact is is he's saying David Miscavige did what he [Mr Rathbun] did. Not once, not twice, but fifty times to twenty-two people, where the people are still around, and they can attest to it, and there are witnesses to it. And the instances that you're saying that Mr. Miscavige engaged in aren't that way. And you're saying seventy-five to a hundred, but it isn't true. And now I'm getting a little angry. Am I angry at you? Not neccessarily. But I'm G** d**** p***ed at Marty Rathbun. Because he knows that he was the reign of terror, the whole-track prison warden, and the lunatic. Because he admitted to it.”
Speaking of Mr Rathbun's turning against the Church, spokesperson Davis went on to say,
“[Mr Rathbun is] a b*****d and coward and a psychotic. Psychotic. That he would do this to his friends, the people that he worked with. Joe, look at me when I'm talking to you. The people that he worked with. Like us, his friends who trusted him who thought that he had our backs in the clutches when people were trying to destroy us and he does this. He has no credibility. He's a bad man and he's psychotic. And you make sure that you tell him that I said he's psychotic because he is. Only a psychotic would do what he's doing.”
Mike Rinder
Mr Mike Rinder, former Office of Special Affairs chief, and former chief spokesperson for the Church, has now also accused Mr Miscavige and Mr Rathbun of physical assault.
The St Petersburg Times reported that Mr Davis worked with Mike Rinder, and knew him to be a liar. "It was a real problem, Mike's propensity to lie ….Obviously he had an issue with the truth,'' said Mr Davis. The Church said that Mr Rinder, in his confidential files, admitted that he lied 43 times over the years.
Yet, during the time when Mr Rinder was Church spokesperson, the lying Mr Rinder had publicly denied being the victim of assaults by Mr Miscavige, said Mr Davis.
Mr Davis described to the St Petersburg Times many occasions on which the psychopathic coward and Inspector General of Religious Technology Centre, Marty Rathbun attacked the habitual liar and Scientology spokesperson, Mike Rinder.
“The one person who was attacked more than any of them, and more viciously than any of them, by Marty Rathbun, and more frequently, over a longer period of time, than by any of them was Mike Rinder who was slapped, punched, kicked, choked, grabbed by the neck, thrown to floor, and tackled into furniture. [...] In January of 2004 [...] was an incident where inexplicably, out of nowhere - no forewarning - Marty Rathbun leapt onto Mike Rinder, tackled him to the ground, straddled him at the chest, grabbed him at the throat, choked him while banging his head into the floor, screaming at him, asking him a question repeatedly, to the point that he was turning purple, and requiring him to be peeled of off Mike by five grown men”.
Within less than four years from this occasion, both Mr Rinder and Mr Rathbun had been unceremoniously dismissed from command in Scientology. The criminals were no longer running the Church. They had never even assimilated “The Way to Happiness” as taught by the Church founder, L Ron Hubbard.
Mr Miscavige's achievements disprove his participation in beatings.
Mr Miscavige would not have had time to perform the alleged beatings, revealed Mr Davis. As Mr Davis told the St Petersburg Times, apart from many of Scientology's great achievements, Mr Miscavige was not responsible personally for all that went on in Scientology -
“The recurring theme I'm getting here with all of this is 'David [Miscavige] did this, David did that , David did this', and its as if there isn't another single blessed person in all of Scientology, the Sea Org, or Int management, and that's what's really disingenuous here [. . . .]”
“It sort of seems like a picture is being painted here like David Miscavige is this madman who roams around the base throws people in swimming pools, locks them in trailers, beats them unmercifully and that's sort of the Scientology upper level.”
“But that then how does that account for, well here we are in 2009 and there's 80 buildings, 489,000 square feet of renovations, three Orgs that opened up just in the last couple of weeks, a 280,000 square foot renovated Fort Harrison, a 173,000 square foot renovated Oak Cove. And you know one of the largest architectural design firms with 70, with 73 dedicated staff just to Church projects, another 273 architects, or 50 million lectures and 9 million books all produced in-house in the largest in-house digital printing plant in the world, or the largest non governmental anti-drug program, or the largest anti-rights, human rights education program, or the 150,000 volunteer ministers and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and.
“So, if David Miscavige is a nut who is running around beating everybody then he must be able to extend time because clearly, in between beating people, he is doing all the things I described and that's where this story doesn't add up.”