YES, WE HAVE [SOMEWHAT DUBIOUS] TOM CRUSIE PEDOPHILE ALLEGATIONS OUT THERE FROM SOME "CHILD ACTOR".... ALSO RARE TOMMY GIRL FOOTAGE FRENCHING IT....TIM DRAPER, THE NEW HUBBARD OF SILICON VALLEY?

French documentary digging deep into Tom Cruise and the Scientology inc connection.
This video reveals the Celebrity Center agenda for the Hollywood Movie industry and Tom's admission at the time that he does pray to God.

Woman Tells Scientology Boss to Knock It Off By ERIC DE LA GARZA ShareThis      NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas (CN) - Church of Scientology leader David Miscavige harassed and intimidated the wife of the church's former No. 2 official so badly he drove her from her South Texas home and into seclusion - where he found her again, the woman claims in court.      Plaintiff Monique Rathbun, 41, claims the "notorious multi-billion dollar cult" worked around the clock for three years to destroy her after her husband, once Scientology's No. 2 man, spoke out against Miscavige.      Rathbun sued Miscavige, Steven Gregory Sloat, Monty Drake, the Religious Technology Center and the Church of Scientology in Comal County Court.      Comal County, north of San Antonio, is where Rathbun and her husband sought seclusion, which "was short-lived," she says in the lawsuit.      Rathbun claims Miscavige targeted her through the church's Office of Special Affairs (OSA), which "employs a cadre of lawyers, investigators, public relations personnel, and shady operatives to destroy anyone identified as an attacker of Scientology."      She claims it all started after her husband, Mark Rathbun, fled the church in 2004, after 27 years on the inside.      In 2009 her husband spoke out "against Mr. Miscavige's criminal mistreatment of Scientology clergy," Rathbun says in the complaint.      Since then she says: "She has been harassed, insulted, surveilled, photographed, videotaped, defamed, and humiliated to such a degree as to shock the conscience of any decent, law-abiding person. She has been subjected to numerous, aggressive attempts to intimidate her. Each and all of the defendants have participated enthusiastically in this abuse, without regard to Mrs. Rathbun's basic rights as a human being. She has been targeted at home, at work, and anywhere else that she happens to be."      Rathbun says she has never been a member of the church and "did not join her husband in speaking out concerning Scientology issues."      The couple met in 2005 and were married in 2010.      "In no way was she an 'attacker' of Scientology," Rathbun says in the lawsuit. "Her only involvement was her marriage to a prominent former Scientologist.      "Nevertheless, Mrs. Rathbun was intentionally targeted by OSA merely because of her relationship with Mr. Rathbun. Under Scientology's written policies and procedures, it is 'fair game' to threaten that which an enemy seeks to protect. To Scientology, Mr. Rathbun is an enemy, and his beloved wife is 'that which he seeks to protect.' Accordingly, OSA and its co-defendants have engaged in three years of ruthlessly aggressive misconduct against Mrs. Rathbun. This abusive campaign continues, unabated, today."      Rathbun claims the abuse drove her husband from their home near Corpus Christi to a home near San Antonio, where the harassment continues.      "They moved to a more secluded residence in Comal County in hope of obtaining the ordinary privacy and tranquility to which they are entitled. Unfortunately, their respite was short-lived. The defendants have resumed their activities against Mrs. Rathbun in Comal County," the complaint states.      A judge granted Rathbun a temporary restraining order on Aug. 16, according to Texas news reports. A hearing has been scheduled for Sept. 12.      Rathbun seeks actual and exemplary damages of more than $1 million for intentional infliction of emotional distress, invasion of privacy and tortious interference with contract.      She is represented by Ray Jeffrey, with Jeffrey & Mitchell, of Bulverde, with assistance from The Wiegand Law Firm and Pulman, Capuccio, Pullen & Benson, both of San Antonio.

Exposed: Explosive New Court Papers Allege How Scientology Leader David Miscavige Rules The Church With An Iron Fist — Read The Documents!

Posted on Sep 6, 2013 @ 3:25AM | By radarstaff

  

The veil of secrecy surrounding Scientology is growing thinner by the day.

Shocking claims about private investigators, intimidation tactics and even lies under oath have emerged in new court documents, painting a picture of just how far church leader David Miscavige — the best pal of Tom Cruise – will supposedly go to keep control over the embattled institution.

This latest onslaught comes from an affidavit by former Scientologist Marty Rathbun, whose wife, Monique Rathbun, is suing Miscavige and several others for allegedly executing a detailed campaign of surveillance and harassment against her and her husband, as RadarOnline.com has previously reported.

When Miscavige responded to Monique’s lawsuit by saying he had no knowledge of the other defendants and had never conducted business in Texas, Rathbun, who served as Cruise’s personal auditor, felt compelled to respond with a lengthy affidavit revealing his version of the truth about Miscavige’s dealings.

READ THE COURT PAPERS HERE

“I served with Mr. Miscavige in Scientology’s Sea Organization for 27 years,” Rathbun explains in the documents.

“From 1982 to 2004, I answered directly to Mr. Miscavige … I was Mr. Miscavige’s second in command … In the history of Scientology, no other Church executive worked with Mr. Miscavige more closely, for a longer period of time, than I did.”

As for Miscavige, Rathbun says he has “unquestioned control of all of Scientology as its Sea Org Captain” since founder L. Ron Hubbard’s death in 1986.

One of Hubbard’s last directives to Miscavige, Rathbun claims, was to create “an intelligence, PR and legal network … that would protect Scientology’s spying and harassment operations by using buffer corporations and new levels of security.”

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He also asked him to “by any means necessary, end the multitude of criminal and civil threats pending against Hubbard and Scientology,” Rathbun alleges. “And create a new corporate structure that would allow the Sea Org to operate as it always had, but with legal buffers in place that would prevent future ‘enemies’ from getting to Hubbard or other top Sea Org officers.”

Rathbun says that Miscavige succeeded beyond anyone’s imagination.

“Under Hubbard’s and Miscavige’s close supervision, I … effectively [continued] to silence potential critics and defectors without exposing Hubbard, Miscavige or the Scientology organizations to legal liability.”

Many former Scientologists, including Rathbun himself, have accused the church of harassment, but the church continues to deny their involvement and Miscavige’s specifically.

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Rathbun claims that’s a lie.

Miscavige “ran the Scientology network as tightly as a naval captain runs a military vessel,” he states in court papers. “All the while we communicated to the world at large, including through our own false declarations, that Miscavige’s role was the same as that of any corporate board chairman.”

He claims, “I witnessed Miscavige’s control enforced without question from anyone … for the next 17 years. By the mid-1990s, Miscavige’s every utterance was ruthlessly enforced throughout all Scientology corporations. He regularly strode through Church of Scientology International’s California headquarters while barking verbal orders to anyone and everyone, from the janitors to managers responsible for Scientology management around the world.”

And in case they misheard him, Miscavige had employees follow him with tape recorders which were then handed to transcribers, Rathbun alleges. Those transcripts became memos and electronic alerts reminding employees to carry out Miscavige’s commands, he claims, and if they did not comply, they were punished.

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Those outside of Miscavige’s control — Scientology defectors and critics – were the target of an entirely different surveillance program “carefully micromanaged” by Miscavige, Rathbun claims.

“Every evening I would receive an intelligence briefing in writing … summarizing reports from private investigators and Scientologists serving as undercover spies watching and interacting with Scientology critics,” Rathbun explains in the court papers.

Rathbun claims Miscavige then read the report and would instruct Rathbun to order “an operative or private investigator to find out something to do concerning the target of infiltration or investigation,” or sometimes just rant about the report’s subject.

Rathbun also claims he compiled his own morning briefings for Miscavige for 22 years detailing “media stories, investigations, legal cases, security breaches and potential security situations” having to do with the church, with the “highest priority” matters being those having to do with the Scientology commander himself.

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Journalists, lawyers, or anyone else contacting the church about Miscavige would speak to a representative fully briefed by Rathbun and would be monitored by him throughout their contact with the church, heCLAIMS.

Now, Rathbun claims, Miscavige is trying to exert the same control over his wife’s lawsuit — and making up lies in the process.

Miscavige has claimed that he does not know his fellow defendants, two private investigators. But Rathbun insists in court papers that Miscavige has both known of and actively used both men’s services in Texas since the 1990s. In particular, he alleges  they were used to investigate the family of Scientologist Lisa McPherson when she died under the church’s care.

Miscavige also told the court, “I have never availed myself of the privilege of conducting activities within the State of Texas … have not made any purposeful contacts with the State of Texas … and have not otherwise availed myself of the benefits and protection of Texas law.”

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But Rathbun claims although Miscavige was on the base in California, he frequently directed surveillance campaigns in Texas and hired attorneys and private investigators there as well.

In all, Rathbun’s affidavit presents a never-before-seen picture of the extent of the figure’s power within the church.

Monique Rathbun’s case will have a temporary injunction hearing next Thursday.

Flag Event Entry Pass – beyond parody!

We just received this order from Wig Adams, Group Officer FSO. We knew you would want to share this exciting news with your friends. Read the first line…

From: “ThetaNews” <thetanews@thetaburst.org>
Date: Sep 4, 2013 9:35 PM
Subject: New FLAG Event Entry Pass
To: <loyalparishioner@gmail.com>
Cc:

Due to dubious activities from bitter defrocked apostates operating on the fringes of the Internet, COB ordered the new ”Flag Event Entry Pass”

Please contactw.adams@fso.org with any questions you might have.

Dear Scientologists,

There is a new and easy “pass” that everyone approved can use for entry into Flag buildings and the upcoming series of events and Graduations.

Everyone will soon need a “Flag Event Entry Pass”. All you members should know this and get an email from you.
This is a picture ID card with a bar code which is carried like a credit card in your wallet and will be requested to show and be swiped by a receptionist at these events and in Flag buildings.

Here is how you get this pre-arranged so that when it is event time, it is all already done and no one is waiting around. This gets you into the various buildings and event spaces.

The cycle itself is only a 3-5 minute cycle, but if 10,000 people show up wanting to get into these various events all at once, and you have not done this beforehand, you may find yourself in a line a mile long.
So take the following steps now and get you and all your group members to do this as well.

Externals : If your Group members are not from Clearwater (or have not been on course at Flag for over a year):
1) Fill out the Visitor/Vacationer Pre-Arrival Form provided below and send it right back to me. Please make sure this is filled in completely.
2) Send an email to photos@cos.flag.org with a passport-type quality photo of yourself, saved as an attachment labeled “Joe Blow.jpeg” (that is, “Your name.jpeg”)
3) Once I get the filled out Vis/Vac Form, I start a routing form at this end with your data attached, and that is married up with your photo, and when you arrive, we will tell where to go to get your “Flag Events Entry Pass”.

Locals : If you are a local Clearwater area person and on course and coming to event regularly, you still need a “Flag Event Entry Pass”, but you just have to come into the Coachman Building at any time and see the Security Guard right there as you come in and he will shoot your photo and look at your data and make a “pass” right there on the spot and give it to you.
Easy as pie!
Please get this email sent to all people in your group coming to Flag and expecting to be at any of these events this Fall and get them to follow these easy steps.

Please let me know this is now underway and I will start receiving emailed Vis/Vac forms and they are emailing their picture to photos@cos.flag.org!

ML, Wig Adams, Group Officer FSO
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VISITOR/VACATIONER PRE-ARRIVAL DATA SHEET
ONE FORM PER GUEST
PURPOSE: Please fill in the below basic data. This will allow us to ensure all guests arriving to the Flag Land Base are given clearance and are properly serviced upon arrival. The form is to be filled out for each individual guest.
NAME: ___________________________________________________________________________
Current Address: __________________________________________________________________
AKA: ____________________________________________________________________________
E-Mail address: ____________________________________________________________________
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Best number to reach you :____________________________________________________________
ARRIVAL DATE: _______________________ SCIENTOLOGIST YES/NO: ________________________
Last org on service: _____________________ When last on Service: ___________________________
Training Level: ________________________ Case Level: ___________________________________
Last time at Flag: ______________________ Occasion: _____________________________________
Last service taken at Flag: _______________________________ Date: ________________________
FSM: ___________________________ Staff history: ___________________________________
(handling done and where if Ex S.O. or broke contract) _______________________________________
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Reason for current visit: ________________________________________________________________
Org/Mission phone nr: _________________________________________________________________
IAS Status : ___________________________ Cornerstone Member Status : _____________________
I. Has he/she been ill recently or recently or reoccurring on medical lines? Are there any precautions or medication they must take? Does he/she have a history of heart problems? Yes ( ) No ( ) If yes, please state specifics below:
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

II. Do you currently have or have you had any of the following in the past? Yes/No?
___, Heart or Cardiovascular Disorders ___, Blood Pressure problems ___, Blood clots
___, Severe Asthma ___, Strokes or “Mini” strokes ___, Epilepsy or Seizures ___,
Diabetes (Type I or Type II) on insulin ____

II. Has he/she ever had attempted suicide? Yes ( ) No ( ) If yes, please state specifics below:
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III. Has he/she ever had a psychotic break (see Tech dictionary for definition) or recently experienced anything that could be regarded as mental disturbance? Yes ( ) No ( ) If yes, please state specifics below:
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

IV. Is he/she connected to anyone, family members, associates, etc., who would object to them being here or being in Scientology, or who ever threatened or attacked the Church? Yes ( ) No ( ) If yes, please state specifics below: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

V. Does he/she have any current ethics situations that are unhandled, or is involved in any criminal activity or has any legal obligations that are unhandled, such as child support, unpaid taxes, etc.? Yes ( ) No ( ) If yes, please state specifics below:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PERSON(S) ACCOMPANYING THE ARRIVAL

NAME __________________________________ RELATION _____________________________________
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Additional data: ____________________________________________________________________________________

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Meet Tim Draper: the L Ron Hubbard of Silicon Valley

By Mic Wright Tech startups Last updated: September 6th, 2013

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L Ron Hubbard – the original. (Photo: Rex)

Tom Cruise’s greatest performance never went on general release. In a leaked Scientology video that has gone on to become infamous, he evangelises for the phenomenal mind-power of the Scientologist. The killer quote, in a 9:36 clip stuffed with gems and soundtracked by the Mission Impossible Theme, is this one:

…being a Scientologist, when you drive past an accident it’s not like anybody else. As you drive past, you know you have to do something about it, because you’re the only one who can really help.

Scientologists has been heavily picked over in the press. Another group has avoided proper scrutiny as they build their own religion. They’re Silicon Valley venture capitalists and their hangers-on in the tech media. Their fallen god isn’t L Ron Hubbard but Ayn Rand. Their philosophy is techno-libertarianism, and their schtick is finding suckers willing to pay them for it.

Meet Tim Draper, the founder of Draper University of Heroes. Draper is a hereditary venture capitalist. He co-founded Draper Fisher Jurvetson; his father and grandfather were venture capitalists before him. He was one of the earliest investors in Skype and Hotmail (before it was acquired by Microsoft). He knows how to turn huge piles of family money into even bigger piles of family money.

Having huge amounts of money wasn't enough for Draper. He needs to be a guru, the leader of a movement, a pseudo-religious figurehead. That’s whereDraper University of Heroes comes in. He's jumped on a growing trend for Silicon Valley VCs to sell their wisdom to desperate entrepenobodies. There’s a tone to Draper’s pronouncements that lifts him above the herd in terms of vanity and pomposity. Consider some of these quotes from the introductory video:

“We don’t have something we call history here but we do have something we call future here.”

“I want them to think in terms of building freedom around the world…”

“…we’ll create enough heroes in a year to save the world economy…to get us to Mars…to cure what ails us. To do all those things and to build progress.”

What isn’t so laughable is the way in which Draper University offers to let those “heroes” pay for their startup education. There are significant tuition fees, a smattering of scholarships or the option they’d love you to take: giving up equity in your future business.

Draper University admits students aged 18 to 26 and the annual fees run to $9,500. Draper has kept up the family business approach: students who create businesses get the chance to enrol with Bloom.vc, an accelerator programme run by his son, Adam. What they don’t get is an accredited qualification. Draper told the SF Chronicle: “That’s a box we don’t want to be put into.”

Despite effusive press coverage, for many, the "box" Draper University most obviously fits one marked "cult". Every morning, students in the programme are encouraged to recite a pledge:

I will promote freedom at all costs. I will do everything in my power to drive, build and pursue progress and change. My brand, my network, and my reputation are paramount.

We're just a few years away from Draperites reassuring the world that they, like Scientologists, are the ones you’d want around when your car crashes. They’ll innovate you out of the flames. Disrupt the whole ‘burning wreck’ paradigm. L Ron Hubbard famously said: “Y’know, we’re all wasting our time writing this hack science fiction! You wanna make real money, you gotta start a religion!” Silicon Valley’s secular evangelists know that’s true.

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This is massive BREAKING NEWS -- TOM CRUSIE PEDOPHILE ALLEGATIONS TOM CRUISE PEDOPHILE ALLEGATIONS. Please watch this video from 29:46 for the allegation. Ben Fellows, who has since vanished from the face of the earth, alledges that at 14 when he was a child actor, went to a casting followed by a private casting for Mr Cruise where COCAINE and alcohol were in the room and offered to him and his child actor colleague. The colleague was taken into another room by Mr. Crusie and....well you make up your own mind.