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Sensibly Speaking Podcast #136: Scientology Management and the Data Series

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April 14, 2018

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This week, I am joined by military intelligence analyst Jeff Wasel and former Wall Street investor John P. Capitalist to take a good hard look at the early days of Scientology management and the formation of the Sea Organization. We discuss L. Ron Hubbard's activities in Rhodesia and England and how he broke away to form a paramilitary enforcement arm for his church, called the Sea Organization, as well as his evolution of a system of logic and investigation called the Data Series. This is a deeper than usual look at the timeline and events which changed Scientology from an oddball, fringe pseudoscience to an international enterprise which seeks to control every aspect of its members' lives.

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