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Amazing!
RS Patrick Center Link to YouTube.
a week to tell his dad and give hourly reports on his activities and whereabouts.
This private investigator was found with a gun, silencer, and over 2,000 rounds of ammunition
in his trunk.
Stalking people with private investigators is a legend of where it is true.
And it shows you just the tip of the iceberg of how much Scientology tries to ruin your
life if you leave their lives and try and speak out against them.
I don't know how many people they squeeze in a one apartment, 8 to 12, I believe.
On the outside, it looks like a normal Florida apartment complex.
What they are is two and three bedroom units where you've got like four bunk beds in the
living room, four more bunk beds in each bedroom.
Like you could be fitting like 15 people into a unit.
It's illegal.
They'll charge you for the apartment, for the food, for this, that, and the other thing.
So if you leave, there are people who leave with $100,000 bill or more.
Good at shit today.
Fort Harrison Hotel and made this their headquarters.
Over the decades, the church began acquiring real estate at a ferocious pace, scooping
up property after property.
Since then, they've poured hundreds of millions into more than 200 buildings, owning the
majority of the Clearwater downtown.
Mind you, this is with tax-free money because somehow the IRS lost their balls when confronting
the church, ruling in 1993, Scientology to be a tax-exempt religion.
The weird thing is, they've left most of the buildings vacant, turning Clearwater into
a sort of North Korean ghost town.
The question is why?
Insider speculate it's because they want to show a dominant presence, but the truth is
they simply do not have the numbers of people to occupy these buildings, and it's no surprise.
Their peak membership numbers were before the internet, but now that their practices
are widely publicized, they are unable to recruit new members and are slowly going extinct.
But even as a dying empire, they still have a great deal of power over Clearwater and they
are crushing the businesses in the downtown.
Just take it from Tony, a local entrepreneur who is facing dire financial circumstances
because of the...
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