Alright, well here we are.

Another episode of Scientology Fear Game.

Mike, you noticed I'm talking in a little bit more calmer voice.

Well, people, Leah, I think that they like your regular voice.

I saw a ton of comments about we love Leah, and we love her passion, and we love to hear her.

But you were the one that brought up, I sound crazy or whatever it was that you said.

And I brought up, I sound slow, and then there's all bunch of people saying, no, you talk too

fast.

Like, you can't win.

You can't win.

Today, we're going to talk about really the meat and substance of what is fear game.

And a little bit about the history, because I don't think people have a clue how extensive

and how long these practices have been going on in Scientology.

I agree.

I just think it's like, it's become a couple of words and a sentence or two that people think,

ah yeah, we know fear game, the other attack enemies.

Right.

When you look back at the history of Scientology, all the way back to the early 50s, when Hubbard

first started declaring people as enemies, and his first enemies were the psychiatrist and medical

doctors, because they said that his great new discoveries were not, in fact, great new discoveries,

but were quackery, and that offended him no end.

And we see a history that is, it's almost too difficult to comprehend that what is portrayed

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