Scientology’s minion lawyer stretches his ‘theta arm’ to touch the future!

 
Back in January, we told you how tickled we were to see that longtime Scientology attorney Kendrick Moxon had reached the pinnacle of Hubbardian achievement and had completed Operating Thetan Level Eight (OT 8).

Here’s how we described the attorney then…

Moxon is a very longtime and loyal soldier for Scientology whose work goes back to the Guardian’s Office days of the Snow White Program. In fact, the government named Moxon an unindicted co-conspirator when eleven top Scientology officials were sent to prison after a 1977 raid revealed that Scientology was carrying out the largest domestic infiltration of the US government in its history.

Since then, he’s been a loyal mule for low-level litigation, involved in all kinds of cases (including the notorious Jason Scott affair that ended up destroying the Cult Awareness Network). And he and his wife Carla Moxon — another Snow White unindicted co-conspirator — are well known here in the Bunker for Carla’s claims that they used their Scientology powers to save Earth from an alien invasion. Or something.

Now, one of our tipsters has sent us another treat — Moxon’s “success story” for completing OT 8. Take a look at what benefits Moxon says he’s gained from achieving the level, which normally can cost anywhere from $500,000 to $2 million to finish, but that we figure an in-house lawyer like Kendrick might have attained with some discounts.

NEW OT VIII
Completion Success
Rick Moxon

For some years, in my prior auditing, I have been addressing and blowing barriers I have faced in seeking to survive in this universe. The counter-intention to leading a productive, sane and self-directed life here, in his body, on this planet, in this universe, is huge. It has been a wonder to me from time to time that good, intelligent and compassionate conduct of men occurs at all.

Auditing on New OT VIII, the source of much of this confusion in my own life has been revealed to me in a dramatic and wonderful way.

Important misapprehensions, doubts and confusions I bore just one week ago are now resolved and are…gone.

Truth truly has been revealed to me and freed my ability to see the past, see the present, and create the future.

I’m so excited for the future. I’m so excited to see what my fellow Scientologists I meet here will do with their lives, what they will create, how they will help. It’s an exciting look forward and without attention on the worrisome past.

And other changes have resulted from this action:

I have a renewed responsibility for my fellow man. I so want to help them, help them to see what has happened and free them from it. I’m happy. I’m excited about the future.

And as to my own past — who cares! Not me. I know who I am. I know what I can do. I’m excited to stretch my theta arm and touch the future and change it.

R.M.

We asked a couple of the people who were targeted the most by Moxon’s antics in the past for their thoughts about Kendrick going fully OT.

Graham Berry: I’m really doomed now that Rick Moxon is at “cause over life, thought, matter, energy, space and time.”

Rick Ross: Congratulations, buddy. By the way, it was so nice seeing you recently in a courtroom again in Washington D.C. You may have failed to disqualify me as an expert witness on Scientology, but making OT 8 is the “win” you always wanted. Look at it this way, despite judges that are probably SPs disparaging your notions and dismissing your motions, as an OT 8 you can set them straight and make it a sunny day anyway. All the best, Mr. 8-pack! What’s next little guy, Super Power?

 
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Underground Bunker TV

Yesterday we premiered our new video series with a 90-second piece that asked the question, “How is ABCMouse helping Scientology stay in business?”

Today, we have another short vid that asks another very specific question about how the best selling drug in the world is keeping David Miscavige’s operation afloat. As we said yesterday, we’re choosing particular issues in Scientology that we’ve covered here before, and presenting them in a way that we hope will draw people back here to the Bunker to seek more information. Please help us get them out into the world!

 
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Scientology’s celebrities and ‘Ideal Orgs’ — our new project

We started a new project last week, building landing pages about two of David Miscavige’s favorite playthings, his celebrities and his ‘Ideal Orgs.’ For the next several weeks, we’ll post a couple of pages each day, and we’re hoping you’ll join in and help us gather as much information as we can about each of them, in order to build a record and maintain a watch as Scientology continues its inexorable decline.

Previously, we posted pages for Anne Archer, the Portland, Oregon Ideal Org, Beck Hansen, Sydney, Australia, Catherine Bell, San Diego, California, Chick Corea, and Denver, Colorado, Elisabeth Moss and Nashville, Tennessee, Erika Christensen and Perth, Australia. Yesterday it was Ethan Suplee and Tokyo, Japan.

Today it’s Giovanni Ribisi and Sacramento, California!

 
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MEANWHILE, AT FACEBOOK…

 
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Posted by Tony Ortega on September 19, 2018 at 07:00

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