How the Church of Scientology declares war on ex-members

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• My Uncle is the Leader of Scientology:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3PPM8Q8HCqo

Jenna Miscavige was born into and grew up in Scientology. Her uncle, David Miscavige, is the leader of Scientology. Jenna details her nearly parentless life as a number in the militaristic conditions where they kept the chiIdren. Her mother was a high ranking member, so when she saw how she lived in what felt like royal conditions compared to her, she doubled down in her beliefs with the intention of also being able to live the same lifestyle in the upper ranks. Things definitely started to spiral when Jenna found out both of her. Parents were no longer Scientologists and she would then be punished for that. Marriage seemed like the first step towards any loving and meaningful relationship (a glimpse of joy in her house of horrors), but even then her plans were disrupted time and time again due to who she was in relation to the leader. Her escape was long and drawn out with Scientology never truly leaving her and her husband alone. Learn more about her life in her memoir Beyond Belief: My Secret Life Inside Scientology & My Harrowing Escape as well as on her a YouTube Channel linked below.

• Jenna Miscavige On The Church Of Scientology | LADbible Stories:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=aer5S78hiZ8

In this week's episode of Minutes With, we had the privilege of speaking to Jenna Miscavige, a former member of The Church of Scientology and niece of Scientology's Chairman of the Board, David Miscavige. Jenna reveals her experience of growing up inside one of the world's most secretive religions, how it felt to sign the Billion Year Contract as a child and face E-meter interrogations. Jenna bravely speaks out about how doubts led her to finally leave the church behind and begin a life beyond Scientology.

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Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=mq39JfRbYt0

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZhhULKsIoEA

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Nino talks to Aaron Smith-Levin about his life in Scientology before he left. He said if they try to destroy your life after you leave then it's a cult. Their founder L. Ron Hubbard was basically a science fiction writer. Their cover story is his writings are his past incarnations that go back sixty trillion years. Nino is friends with Kerri Kasem, the daughter of legendary radio host Casey Kasem. Some fifteen years ago she brought him into the organization for about 3-4 days. At the time he was ranked fifth in the world in boxing. Aaron said some people accuse Scientology of being a CIA front.

Arron on the Danny Jones show on 1/09/26.

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I suspect the CIA provides David Miscavige with lists of people to target who will be influential in the future. They can then control what's to come by seeding. The same MO happens with the Navy/DOD where they seed ex-military in influential positions in what I call future crafting. I recall a story from David Icke that he was in a South American country like Peru and he put both his hands on stones that seemingly uploaded data into his being. Their e meter could have the same purpose.

The Montauk Book of the Dead Peter Moon knew L. Ron Hubbard personally and went on to write about Montauk and time travel.

At age 27 L. Ron Hubbard died and when he came back, he could remote view which he called exterior/exteriorization. He wrote a book called Excalibur which is under lock and key to this day.

10/16/26 (51:52)
ESCAPING SCIENTOLOGY: Ex-Member's Horror Story- Are We Trapped on a "Prison Planet"?

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=PYSVSbTcKkk

[Inversion]

Danny Jones is talking to Aaron about his time in Scientology. He goes into greater detail in this video than the one in the previous post. They framed a former member named Paulette Cooper for writing her 1971 book The Scandal of Scientology. She was put on trial, and a later raid of Scientology uncovered the conspiracy. High level female members would have sex with 13-15 year old boys. It's their policy not to report fellow members to the police. If inappropriate behavior happens, they conduct extensive in-house investigations, but the authorities are never informed. They had a basketball coach who was molesting members and they got him a job at another school rather than reporting it. Later he was arrested and they had to put a lot of pressure on them to hand over their documents. He said if Tom Cruise left the organization, it would end it. They're tax exempt due to being a religious organization and they don't pay property tax or their employees. At 1:38:39 Aaron demonstrates the e meter, and Danny held the two cans while being questioned. Those devices cost $5000 each and an auditor has to have two of them. Someone disassembled one and determined it would only cost $200 to build one. They spend a lot of money on lobbyists to bend things to their liking. Sonny Bono who was a singer, mayor and congressman was one of their members. His death on 01/05/98 in Lake Tahoe was rumored to have been a murder and he supposedly died after hitting a tree while skiing. The legal system has gone after Aaron for his confrontations against the organization. Members can't just show up at the main headquarters in Clearwater, Florida because they don't allow that and it's where David Miscavige spends most of his time. They have anti-drone technology on the roofs of their buildings. The police in Clearwater have recently stopped providing security to their organization from off-duty uniformed officers.

Aaron on The Lex Fridman show 02/25/23.

10/09/26 (2:15:13)
"The End Is Near" Ex-Scientologist Explains Their #1 New Threat | Aaron Smith-Levin

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Kz3YLITQEc4

Aaron Smith-Levin was raised in Scientology. From early childhood he worked for the organization full-time, as a staff member and a Sea Org member. He officially left Scientology in early 2014, and since 2015 he has been educating the public about Scientology and exposing abuses within the organization through his YouTube channel "Growing Up In Scientology".