Scientologist Johnny Goodboy Warns That L.A.-Based Church's Enemies Will 'Have The Blackest Future Imaginable'

• McKenzi, You said "Maybe you will never go the whole mile, but you will live a livelier life, a happier life, and you will do much more good for yourself and your friends and society." When a scientologist says things like this, it just doesn't make sense to me that your religion creates web sites like the Freedom Magazine web site http://www.freedommag.org/ and the Religious Freedom Watch http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/. Both of these web sites could not have been created by happy people that are dedicated to "doing good for society". They're full of hate and destruction! It been made very obvious over the past few years that the philosophy of scientology is this: "If you aren't with us, you're against us! And you'll suffer for it!"

• LOL. XENU is your daddy!!! Google "Wally Hanks beating" to hear a Scientology "minister" beating a child that did not want to do his Scientology studies. Or just click on my name above. This pedophile was also accused of molesting many young girls, but the cult covered it up and he was never charged. Sound familiar???

• Hey, McKenzie... The head of the Galactic Confederation (76 planets around larger stars visible from here) (founded 95,000,000 yrs ago, very space opera) solved overpopulation (250 billion or so per planet -- 178 billion on average) by mass implanting. He caused people to be brought to Teegeeack (Earth) and put an H Bomb on the principal volcanoes (Incident 2) and then the Pacific area ones were taken in boxes to Hawaii and the Atlantic Area ones to Las Palmas and there "packaged." His name was Xenu. He used renegades. Various misleading data by means of circuits etc. was placed in the implants. When through with his crime Loyal Officers (to the people) captured him after 6 years of battle and put him in an electronic mountain trap where he still is. "They" are gone. The place (Confed.) has since been a desert. There. I've just saved you hundreds of thousands of Dollars. :)

• So ... McKenzi. You want to report your OT level? That would let everyone know just how committed you are to your BLAH, BLAH, BLAH crossing that "Bridge to Nowhere." Oh, and that "doing good for friends and society" thing ... that has to be one of the dumbest things you could have said. Name just ONE thing YOU personally have done to make society better dude. One thing.

• I am a scientologist. Ok, don�t go to Scientology if you don�t want to. But seperate yourself from a collective that makes fun of efforts to do something valuable in life and for this world, and then look at different roads, try them out, shut your ears to former friends who makes fun out of YOU for having hope, and continue your journey. Maybe you will never go the whole mile, but you will live a livelier life, a happier life, and you will do much more good for yourself and your friends and society.

• If you google the words: scientology sheriff baca - you will get 231,000 hits!!!!! Oh yeah, Baca ....you've been branded. For. Life. Your only claim to fame will be, being the only Sheriff in the United States to fall hook,line,and sinker, for Scientology's scam. Learn to read the internet, like any 5th grader.

• Doesn't sound far fetched at all. This reminded me of a letter that was quoted in the book "The Scandal of Scientology" http://home.snafu.de/tilman/bagley.txt Baca needs to realize that, like in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', he is in a room full of snakes.

• Sheriff Baca: This your reminder. Two weeks away from the big IAS Party at the Shrine Auditorium celebrating the awesome successes of the most sane & ethic religion on planet Earth. We're going to have lots of media there, so please have your press agent Mr. Whitmore contact us at your earliest convenience whether you will be attending in a suit & tie or full LASD uniform representing your department so we can prepare the most awesome propaganda campaign ever showing the world that the Los Angeles Sheriffs Dept. loves Scientology. We are so excited. Xenu rules.

• That is fairly typical of what Scientologists believe. What Johnny Boy doesn't understand that the other cult members do, is that they will put off people if they talk that way.

• If Sheriff Baca really wants to find out the truth, he should have all those cult "witnesses" sign their statements (that put Daniel behind bars), and then inform them, that due to the sensitivity of this case, they will each need to pass a "lie detector" test regarding their individual statement. Boy, I would love to be a fly on the wall of that conference room! I would be willing to bet those cult members embellished or LIED about the so called "crime" Daniel is accused of. And were coached extensively beforehand by church leaders and church attorneys on exactly what to say. Go ahead, BACA, do it. You can put this whole mess to bed right now, and restore your tattered reputation. But better hurry, these cult member witnesses may suddenly be "transferred" out of the country. A tactic commonly utilized by the cult, to escape the long arm of the justice. Something you would know, if you bothered to read the internet about your "best buddies".

• IMHO, What is truly scary, is that Sheriff Lee Baca seems to endorse and promote this dangerous cult on frequent occasions. WEARING HIS UNIFORM. LIKE ITS THE STATE "GOOD HOUSEKEEPING" SEAL OF APPROVAL. I, for one, resent it. It gives the impression of state approval of a religion.If he wants to go, then he should go quietly, as a civilian. I'm really surprised at his lack of knowledge of this sensitive constitutional issue (separation of state and religion)coupled with his lack of judgment (gullibility) with regard to criminal past of this cult. There have been some rumors that his wife may have done some "confessional" type interviews, without realizing that they were secretly taped & recorded. Why else would Baca embrace a group that everyone else has the common sense to see through??? Inquiring tax payers want to know!

• johnny goodboy is tom newton

• Uhh...Im pretty sure Johnny Goodboy was going for the shock factor. A definite troll thats probably pushing an agenda....clever but cowardly.

• Johnny Goodboy got the policy that he follows right "Somebody some day will say 'this is illegal'. By then be sure the orgs say what is legal or not." L. Ron Hubbard, HCOPL 4 January 1966

• This could be a troll. But either way, it's just like the classic South Park disclaimer... "This is what Scientologists actually believe."

• Best just to write Johnny a get well card and wish him an early end to his mental problems.

• As a 27 x-member of Scientology, I can tell you that Johnny Goodboy is telling it like it is. Once I thought the same way. I felt sorry for people who were not members. Now I see it for what it really is, a scam, currently a legal-tax-exempt-scam but still a scam. Scientology deprives by deceit and they work very hard at hiding their deception.

• Proud to be an enemy of the life sucking cult of Scientology. Expect Us.

• ...this is why scientology in general tries to keep its members off the internet. they know they train to be too crazy to control

• There's also the Scientology orientation film from 1996, narrated by Larry Anderson (now an ex-member who speaks out). "If you leave this room after seeing this film, and walk out and never mention Scientology again, you are perfectly free to do so. It would be stupid, but you can do it. You can also dive off a bridge or blow your brains out. That is your choice. But, if you don't walk out that way, if you continue with Scientology, we will be very happy with you. And, you will be very happy with you. You will have proven that you are a friend of yours." Earlier in the film he mentions something about how the viewer is trembling on the brink of spending their next trillion years in darkness, or they could spend in in Scientology. In the cult, in general, anyone who criticizes or even questions Scientology practices, policies or beliefs is a CRIMINAL. Among cult workers, to even "have doubts about Hubbard or Scientology," is grounds for being thrown in their internal prison camp, the RPF. A husband can file a "Knowledge Report" on his wife, if she questions anything about Scientology, Hubbard of David Miscavige.

• "We'll all suffer when you grow up and make millions on software, technology and websites. Wait, that actually did happen." LOL. Quite. Scary, innit? http://www.rickross.com/reference/scientology/france/france17.html About Reed Slatkin - One of Scientology's ministers and co-founder of Earthlink involved in one of the largest ponzi schemes ever http://www.lermanet.com/slatkin.htm

• rihanna wrote: ". . . it's okay to trick, lie to, or deceive you - or sue you into submission . . . "Now, can you believe this organization is tax-exempt?" That's how they got to be tax-exempt, thousands of lawsuits against the IRS and PIs who came up with blackmail against the top IRS official. If you don't like them being tax-exempt, you can do something about it. To see what to do, search for Sklar Scientology Silverman.

• "That person's future is black. It is so black I can't even describe it right now. I can't even even find the words to describe how black that person's future is . . . I mean it is really black." LOL at this. David Miscavige couldn't find the words to describe it because he didn't even finish high school. What an ignorant, spiteful, little twerp.

• Johnny Goodboy is the first two names of the main character in L. Ron Hubbard's terrible abortion of a book, Battlefield Earth. Either this loser is a thirteen-year-old Scientologist who thought the book was teh awesomes, or you've all been trolled. That said, this is what Scientologists actually believe, so does it actually matter whether he's real or not? Someday the so-called Church will be fully exposed for the pyramid scheme that it is, and teenagers like Daniel will no longer grow up enslaved in what is supposed to be the land of freedom.

• JG's comment reminds me of Scientology leader David Miscavige's own utterances in 1982: /==== For most of the mission holders, it was their first glimpse of David Miscavige. Security guards never left his side during the evening. Apart from introducing each speaker, he had little to say to the audience. He merely warned them what would happen to anyone who turned against Scientology. "That person's future is black. It is so black I can't even describe it right now. I can't even even find the words to describe how black that person's future is . . . I mean it is really black." Within a few days, some of them found out exactly what he meant. Eighteen were taken out to the Scientology prison camp at Happy Valley where they joined David Mayo, who had been there since the summer. They were kept for several months before being released. \==== Ref.: The 1982 US Mission Holders' Conference, San Francisco // Appendix to the Latey judgement http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Cowen/audit/missions.html

• Hubbard said, "We are above the law, and we will be the law one day." Cult members are trained to keep the nuttiest stuff in-cult, that's why the Tom Cruise video is so hair-raising. That was supposed to be in-cult "WE ARE THE ONLY ONES..." cheer leading, the video escaped. What they let show is pretty nutty too though, with the "evil psychiatrists" starting World War II and being a cabal setting out to destroy society and dominate the world, which is oddly, $cientology's own mission. However, as the cult is collapsing, given all their "sacred" (and super expensive) secrets are on the web, and also Hubbard's nutty real biographical information, everyone should watch out for these vicious, trained-to-lie brainwashed zombies. Who knows what they'll do to protect their precious delusions, about world domination and super empowered superiority. Keep in mind, pre-internet, people who escaped this cult, or woke up about something, used to leave dazed, confused, and with little support on the outside. Workers left penniless, sometimes disconnected from their families in the cult. Now though, between the internet and the ease of communication among ex-members, the only thing that Scientology has left is some influential and powerful star members, plenty of money, and a lot of near-empty buildings. Outside of Clearwater and LA, Scientology is pretty much considered a trap or a joke.

• Johnny Goodboy - apologist for the Church of $cientology or clever anti-Co$ satirist? Either way -- good job, JG. Those still in the Church (fascist) version of Scientology have forfeited their civil rights and self-determinism.

• ...I think Johnny was making fun of scientology.... scientologist are nuts....but they know better not to say what they believe.

• I don't know Tracy, comments like this are becoming more frequent on various forums. Many are from known Scientologists. Talks of "enemies" and "evil psychs with their vast conspiracies" and "Scientology is the only hope for mankind" and "someday Scientology will make the law". It appears the cult may be collectively losing it. Their paranoia seems to be growing by the minute; perhaps because the organization is clearly collapsing. Let's hope we aren't witnessing another Jim Jones or David Koresh situation in the making.

• Do you get that what Johnny Goodboy is spouting is written policy within the church of scientology? Yep. Even the part about the "enemies" of the church. Do you know what Hubbard said about journalists? You're pretty much automatically an 'enemy.' Therefore you aren't worth anything and it's okay to trick, lie to, or deceive you - or sue you into submission - anything to "utterly destroy" you as long as you are perceived as standing in their way. Now, can you believe this organization is tax-exempt?

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