Some Scientology Front Groups

Narconon
Criminon
Earthlink
ABLE
International
WISE
Applied Scholastics
Apple and Delphian Schools
The Way to Happiness
Citizen's Commission on Human Rights (CCHR)
Sterling Management
Singer Consultants
Concerned Businessmen's Association of America
HealthMed
World Literacy Crusade
Dignity For The Aged
Citizens Rescuing Youth
IHELP
Ebony Awakening
Cult Awareness Network (CAN)- once a group helping cult victims, they were sued into bankruptcy and taken over by the "church" of $cientology.

These groups pose as "altruistic," usually concealing their $cientology ties. They deliver "services," but their main purpose is to serve or recruit for $cientology. The business and professional-oriented groups obviously target people with plenty of money. Some, such as the CCHR, exist to destroy competition and gain the cult dominance in the mental therapy field. Some, like Citizens Rescuing Youth and the education-related groups exist to indoctrinate and recruit impressionable children. Narconon and Criminon however are a bit of a mystery - FOR WHAT PURPOSES WOULD $CIENTOLOGY WANT TO RECRUIT AMONG EXPERIENCED CRIMINALS??

You left out two Mangement front groups which target Dentists, Veterinarians, Chirporactors and Podiatrists. Hollander Management and the Marcus Group. Marcus operates out of Deerfield, Il and is less known than Sterling, Singer or Hollander.

They are all fronts to lure these target groups into the scientology cult. Why Dentists etc,.... because these guys are suckers for business improvement and they all have great credit cards which can be maxed up to $50,000-$100,00. Ask the wives of Dentists, Veterinarians etc. that have been lured into the cult via this scam.

There is no mystery about Narconon. It's a phoney drug rehab program used to lure people into scientology. It's a good scam as many are concerned about drug addiction and will support almost anything that claims results.

Criminon. Why would scientology want to recruit among criminals? Certainly, this speaks for itself.

JImDBB

> There is no mystery about Narconon.  It's a phoney drug rehab
> program used to lure people into scientology.  It's a good
> scam as many are concerned about drug addiction and will
> support  almost anything that claims results.

The claim is that Hubbard had his people develop a drug rehab program under his name, because he thought it would win him a Nobel Prize. CoS continues to use it because it provides a good propaganda set-piece, the same way that totalitarian regimes parade their public works projects. It is also probably lucrative for CoS, as it charges the same exhorbitant prices that other drug rehab programs do, but needs only a few CoSborg less-than-minimum-wage slaves to run it rather than expensive aides, nurses, social workers, psychologists, and doctors.

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