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I was staff in an "ideal Org". It was not run by the ED, rather my the SO-missionairs. The orders, programms and behaviour they introduced were very suppressive to all of us.
A lot of new staff was recruited, people who have heard great news about this wonderful org, but even though many effectively had been recruited, more went than stayed.
Just only by the way the recruitments were done, and the way how staff members "fell" from staff (they couldn´t buy no food anymore or couldn´t pay the rent), was unbelivable. Most recruits were promised "heaven" (also regarding the pay) and got "hell". The conditions of most staff members worsened to such an extent, that it became very obvious to everyone who checked it out. All in all it created a tremendous out-PR for Scientology and huge ARC-Breaks for those who contributed.

In one of the Philadelphia Doctorate Lectures, L.Ron Hubbard explains that the way to accumulate a lot of MEST wealth is to specialise in stopping things. This follows from the cycle of action, which starts with Being at 40.00 and ends up with Having at 0.0 So stopping the Church's expansion and its on-policy activities leads to accumulation of pretty useless MEST.

They need great nice buildings in advance to be able to produce... ha ha ha. Never heard such a joke before. They need first class MEST to impress new people. What about good service????

It is almost redundant to post a review of how this program has taken people away from spiritual practice, and resulted in causing great financial distress to members of corporate Scientology who have had to shell out over and over again for this real estate scam. Many of these buildings are mostly empty, beautiful ghost towns, and all the glitter in the world can not cover for the fact that the life-force of vibrant people on a spiritual quest has departed the corporate organization.

The few staff there are are dead eyed and robotic at best, and stressed and afraid at worst.

So much has been written on this disastrous program, that perhaps the best way to sum it up is to simply say: "all that glitters is not gold." This program shows that corporate Scientology values money and luxury above all else, and has nothing to do with spiritual seeking and learning any more. The most skilled and experienced people have left, and all that remains are pretty ,empty shells.

I donated a lot of money to the "Ideal" Org in my area. I was later banned as an SP (suppressive person) by what I call a cult. ( corporate scientology) Because I was saying things that they didn't like and decided to resign from the cult they made me an enemy. I bring this up as part of the Ideal Org program where the cult will not allow free speech and try to inhibit and manipulate people into being afraid to look and find out. The "Ideal" Org is very slow and not doing a lot of business. It was promised that the "Ideal" org would BOOM once it was funded and created. This has been proven to be false.
I know of a paritioner who donated 100 thousand dollars to this program of "ideal" orgs who was over 70 years old and had brain damage. He could no longer pay his bills after he paid this money to the cult. They then sent in the IAS to regg him for another 50k and he was in deep financial danger. I know of others who are bankrupt due to the crazy, canstant craving for money. The Ideal Org program is a scam pure and simple. If you doubt it just go to three or four and see for yourself and ask to see the statistics.

I have toured Ideal orgs. They are all but empty, hence the name "Idle Orgs." Big beautiful expensive quarters and not enough staff to staff them and very few public in them. Of the few public in them, they are not new people at all. They are old die hard true blue Scns trying to support DM and his hobby horses. We were told that all stats go up and we get tons of new people in when Ideal Orgs are made pretty etc. That never happened and in facts stats have been falling continuously. It was a flop. But guess who benefits? David Miscavage! The parishoner's money pays for the org and the rennos so that the building is owned outright. But guess whose name is on the Deed? It is not the people who paid for it. It is David Miscavage via Landlord Int office. So if the Ideal org succeeds somehow, then DM takes credit. If it fails, and the building is facing foreclosure, DM as owner can step in and sell it and pocket the money from the sale. He is amassing tons of real estate this way. Even when his gig is up and he flees the country, he can just sell off these buildings to live off the proceeds.