I am the man sick with a slang, sick and I'm destined for fame.

Dude for the fan, not for the grand, stunting you're destined for pain.

I do not frown, I do not scam, put some respect on my name.

Sick like a rain, click and I bang.

Y'all gonna remember the name.

Zubi, it's a pleasure to be here with you.

Awesome, well, it's a pleasure.

Well, you've been making a lot of waves recently.

You had a big interview on Soft White Underbelly, which I watched, and it was all about the

lost children of Scientology.

So who and what are the lost children of Scientology?

From the late 1960s in Southern England, when Lafayette

Ronald Hubbard started what he called the Sea Project, which is their paramilitary kind of

inner Navy group, which runs their organization, they started raising children under that auspices with these militaristic

and also kind of supernatural policies. And so from the late 60s up until, I would say now,

if you consider a child to be a 15 yearyear-old or a 16-year-old, they

formally banned children in the clergy or the inter-nady in 1986, but it still goes on today.

And the lost children of Scientology are the kids of my generation in the 70s and 80s and even the kids in the 90s that were sequestered and penned while their bodies grew so that they could one day be vessels of labor for Hubbard's private Navy.

And I believe that the ideological underpinnings of, you know, again, the conditions got better over the years.

I got the business end of it in terms of less than developing world squalor

and poverty. But so that changed. Those conditions were never that good, but the systematic

destruction of the child mind remained the same over 40 years on four continents for thousands of kids.

...