Only Criminal Indictments Will Change Scientology
There is a difference between Criminal Indictments & Civil Lawsuits. One penetrates the corporate veil Scientology has created. The other buys David Miscavige lunch.
Critical Thinking on Cults & AntiCults
Mike Rinder is sometimes described as a “former Church spokesman” by journalists who don’t want to discredit him as one of their sources. But the truth is that Mike Rinder was the Commanding Officer of the Office of Special Affairs under David Miscavige for 22 years.
He ran ALL of the fair game activities for Scientology, suppressed all the pedophile and sexual “flaps”, ran all the attorneys who drew up all the draconian contracts that are used to abuse Scientologists legally, and has never revealed one crime committed in the entire time he has been out of Scientology – 16 years now.
This is a collection of posts which reveal some of the things that Mike Rinder did as the head of OSA, and some of the things he has still not revealed about himself and his old boss, David Miscavige.
There is a difference between Criminal Indictments & Civil Lawsuits. One penetrates the corporate veil Scientology has created. The other buys David Miscavige lunch.
Is poor Mike Rinder just a victim of Scientology Fair Game as his promo video portrays him? No. This is Scientology revisionist history.
Two articles display Scientology’s cover-up of the death of Kyle Brennan – defying all evidence – are being propped up at the top of search results for Kyle Brennan Scientology.
Flag Ethics Officer Matteo Rosetti interviewed Kyle Brennan’s father, Tom Brennan. Then reported the results of his interview to Debbie Cook. Then disappeared.
Masterson is now heavily incentivized to flip on top Scientology officials in charge of intimidating his victims. Could this lead to their downfall?
Google these names: Kyle Brennan, Ken Ogger, Flo Barnett. Ask yourself why, to this day, Leah Remini has never mentioned them.
“And, of course, note the President CC Int, when she hears this, calls OSA. This is standard practice in Scientology.” – Mike Rinder
Mike Rinder was head of the OSA, reporting directly to Miscavige. The evidence in the Danny Masterson rape trial shows his victims came forward to Scientology. Why hasn’t Mike talked?
This affidavit, filed in the Ken Dandar case, shows the daily routine that Mike Rinder lived as the Commanding Officer of the Office of Special Affairs for 22 years under David Miscavige.
When will Scientology and the Aftermath have an episode on the Death of Kyle Brennan? The series stayed away from the most important Scientology stories, like Mike Rinder’s OSA involvement in the cover-up of the Danny Masterson rape cases.
Following the Policy of Controlled Opposition, Scientology sued their No1 enemy into bankruptcy & took over the phones of the Cult Awareness Network. As head of OSA, Rinder ran this operation.
Running a blog every day, 3 seasons of a TV show and a podcast, Mike Rinder has never revealed anything to put Miscavige, or any Officer of Scientology, into criminal jeopardy. Why?
14 pieces of evidence wiped clean of blood & fingerprints. If this was really a suicide, why did the gun have no fingerprints or blood on it? Why was the bullet that killed Kyle Brennan never found?
As a critic of Scientology for over 20yrs, one of the most consistent things I’ve seen is Mike Rinder, and others, lying about what he did in Scientology.
The anti-cult movement provides the principle ideology almost all Ex-cult members are given to adopt after they leave their minority religions. The foundation of that anti-cult ideology is the belief in “brainwashing”. But does “brainwashing” really exist? Or is it just an excuse?
Why did Rinder Lie to Corey About Scientology’s Intelligence Technology? To Make it Appear No Old Guard Critics Ever Revealed Anything Until They Came Along?
This deposition reveals the network that Miscavige, Rinder & Rathbun set up to control the outcomes of legal cases for Scientology in Pinellas county Florida.
All those awards, all those book sales, all those hero-worshipping praises. And still, no justice for Scientology’s victims.
When their veil of secrecy is shredded and they can no longer rely on a phony cover story to misinform the public, they resort to admitting—sometimes even volunteering—some of the truth while still managing to withhold the key and damaging facts in the case.