L. Ron 'The Big H' Hubbards Drug Addiction Confessions

I do love you, even if I used to be an opium addict. – L. Ron Hubbard

A few wonderful facts about our glorious leader that often go amiss in our Dianetecs programs and are covered up by the media.

Beginning during the second world war, most people know that his career as a naval commander was nothing short of impressive, but what most don't know is that he was relieved of command some 3 times, ordered attacks on invisible Japanese submarines off the coast of Oregon, invaded Mexico and conducted non-authorised live fire exercises in Mexican waters.

After the war, The Big H met Jack Parsons, an associate of the British occultist Aleister Crowley. The Big H and Parsons engaged in the practice of ritual magick including an extended set of sex magic rituals called the Babalon Working, intended to summon a goddess or "moonchild."

Many people know about The Big H's multiple marriages but again, what the media hides from us is in an act of bigamy, The Big H married Parsons partner Sara Northrup.

However at the time of their later divorce she accused The Big Hubster of kidnapping their baby daughter Alexis, taking her to Cuba and of conducting "systematic torture, beatings, strangulations and scientific torture experiments."

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It is widely known that in 1966 The Hubster tried to join the Ian Smith Government in the then Rhodesia but was eventually booted out.

But what they don't know is that after leaving Rhodesia he headed a new fleet of Scientology ships and lived at sea for the next 8 years exploiting workers and womyn, being served hand and foot by so-called teenage 'hooter girls'.

He gradually became more mentally unstable and instituted brutal punishments such as incarceration in the ship's filthy chain-locker for days or weeks at a time and "overboarding," in which errant crew members and children were blindfolded, bound and thrown overboard, dropping up to 40 ft. into the cold sea.

Virginia Downsborough relates a story reporting,

"We found him a hotel in Las Palmas and the next day I went back to see if he was all right, because he did not seem to be too well. When I went in to his room, there were drugs of all kinds everywhere.

He seemed to be taking about sixty thousand different pills.

I was appalled, particularly after listening to all his tirades against drugs and the medical profession. There was something very wrong with him... My main concern was to try and get him off all the pills he was on and persuade him that there was still plenty for him to do."

These are just a few tidbits from our fearless leaders illustrious career and I hope this has relieved any apprehensions you may have about joining our glorious church.