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Although they appear in the Scientology Church Locator these locations are dead. Phone calls are answered with endless ringing, disconnection notices or busy signals. Inglewood, Temecula, West Valley/Chatsworth, Santa Monica. Of course, "Once an org always an org." Even if a location is defunct it is still listed on the cult website. That makes the organization look bigger than it actually is. Just like youtube continues to include banned videos in its searches. How many times have you looked for a video there and clicked on it only to be told that the video had been deleted? "Where's the beef?" Not in Inglewood.
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Scientology's Santa Monica Mission is no more. It started out with high hopes in 2006 when the Chamber of Commerce presided over the grand opening shown at right. Now it's just another empty shell on Wilshire Boulevard. Mission Holder Rohn Walker and Executive Director Vickie Walker probably didn't make their money back and had to fire Jason the professional Dianetics auditor and even Ariana. Cultists living on the west side will have to travel farther to have their Body Thetans un-mockedup. What a sham. I mean, shame. A pity it had to close now when, according to their blog, they were having real Auditing successes with case gains across the board. A person named only "J.F." relates "Initially I recalled an incident from age four with both my parents. I then was able to trace the same experience back to the womb. I now connect with my mother and understand more about my sadness relating to her and even the roots of my skin disorder." Wow, now thats auditing! How could this endeavor have failed when Hubbard tech clearly gives you the tools for success? Therefore it can't be the tech's fault. It must have been Rohn and Vickie who failed. And if they can't run their own lives successfully how can they teach others to run theirs? Rohn & Vikki still own the rights to the Sacramento-area Mission and a consulting firm called International Executive Technology. Hopefully with the help of those ventures they can still "turn it around."
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