23 June 2009
David Miscavige, the Violent Leader of Scientology
Who, according to former Scientology executives, thinks striking those below you(and worse), on a regular basis, is a good leadership strategy that belongs in the 21st century.
Granted, but then again, it's also stretching credibility to call Scientology a 'religion." It's a mob, and Miscavige is merely acting as all mob bosses have.
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Who, according to former Scientology executives, thinks striking those below you(and worse), on a regular basis, is a good leadership strategy that belongs in the 21st century.
Rathbun asserted Miscavige would "assault" executives during conferences. "Regularly David Miscavige would in the middle of a conference physically assault, punch, slap or grab by the neck a number of executives," said Rathbun.
De Vocht said that Miscavige would "lose it" if he did not hear a satisfactory answer from his executives: "If it wasn't the answer he wanted to hear, he'd lose it. If it was contrary to how he thought, he'd lose it. If he found it to be smart aleck, or it was a better answer than he had, he would lose it." Scobee was critical of Miscavige's actions while calling himself a "religious leader". "You cannot call yourself a religious leader as you beat people, as you confine people, as you rip apart families. If I was trying to destroy Scientology, I would leave David Miscavige right where he is because he's doing a fantastic job of it," she said.
Granted, but then again, it's also stretching credibility to call Scientology a 'religion." It's a mob, and Miscavige is merely acting as all mob bosses have.
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Labels: bastards, scientology
¶ June 23, 2009
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