Kirstie Alley is a VERY high ranking Scientologist
February 4, 2008 by Wendy Boswell
So we all know that Kirstie Alley has become a bit of a fruit loop as she gets older and varies between fat and skinny, right? Well, Scientology might be to blame for some of that:
A promo pamphlet featuring actress Kirstie Alley from last September has surfaced. Two things come to mind right away: one, that cracks seem to be appearing the previously formidable Scientology wall of silence. The second, for now, is Kirstie Alley is a lot nuttier than previously thought.
Alley says in the brochure that getting into the top echelon of Scientology, called Flag, changed her whole viewpoint on people. Yes, people, Like us. Those kinds of people.
Prior to that, she says, “You know, I liked animals more than people! OK, I liked people — certain people, but the idea of ‘mankind’ — it really irritated me! … Now I have definite affinity for mankind and I’m up taking genuine responsibility for mankind.”
Alley, whose career has been mostly a muddle since Cheers went off the air in the 1990s, is described in the piece as a “Solo NOTS Auditor, Diamond Meritorious of the IAS and a founding member of the Super Expansion Project.”
What does all that mean?
Well, Solo Nots Auditor is a high level Scientologist who spends several hours a day, according to their glossary, exorcising “body thetans” or aliens who are stuck to their bodies. Diamond Meritorious is more interesting. This means Alley has donated a staggering $5 million to the International Association of Scientology.
The next time she cries poor on national TV and says she needs a job — like commercials for Jenny Craig — keep that in mind.
Last, the Super Power Building Project is the Scientology headquarters in Clearwater, Fla. Founding members donated $250,000 apiece. That’s where “Cheers” residual checks are going.
For more on Kirstie’s brochure and a glossary of terms, check out this Web site hosted by Carnegie Mellon University. Here’s a sample:
Here’s the text from the pamphlet:
“I want everybody in the universe to experience this.” Ms. Kirstie Alley, Solo NOTs auditor, Diamond Meritorious of the IAS and Founding Member of the Super Power Expansion Project, was here at Flag for the OT Summit and wanted to share her Flag experience with the readers of Source magazine.
Spending the last few weeks here at Flag has been a completely life -changing experience to say the least! I came here to do my six- month Refresher on Solo NOTs, and I stayed for the OT Summit.
“I’ve had some amazing auditing while I’ve been here. “Add to that being here for the OT Summit-that changed me as a being, 180 degrees. When I saw the scope of Flag and what the future of Flag meant and the huge numbers of people who will come through these doors and get their own auditing, or their own training to train others or to audit others, I could see this huge theta machine.
“In what I’ve done in Scientology so far, I thought I’d already achieved my wildest dreams. Add to that when I saw the OT Summit, this took it up about a billion notches of what my wildest dreams would entail. This opened the floodgates for me of creativity. It opened up the magnitude of dreams and made them real for me.
“So this experience at Flag changed me totally. I can’t say enough about it, because I literally walked in the door of Flag four weeks ago as one person, and I’m walking out an entirely different being, and I mean ENTIRELY different.
My viewpoint on the fourth dynamic and mankind and other people changed. You know, I liked animals more than people! OK, I liked certain people, but the idea of mankind’-it really irritated me!
“But since being here in the AO and receiving some incredible auditing, combined with seeing the OT Summit, I started taking more and more responsibility for mankind. Then I realized why mankind upset me so much -it’s because I wasn’t taking responsibility!
“Now, I have genuine affinity for mankind and I’m up to taking genuine responsibility for mankind. And when I saw the plans for this Mecca and what it’s going to be- it’s the true definition of a Mecca. It’s going to be something spectacular.
“I’ve made decisions here, big, crazy, great, brilliant decisions here about the magnitude I’m going to help this group and help this planet, and it’s real. And I attribute that to the OT Summit, I attribute it to the auditing I’ve been doing here at Flag, and it’s brilliant. I want everybody in the universe to experience this.
Here’s the way I honestly look at it, and I include myself in this: The days of us saying ‘They will handle it’ are over.
We ARE they!
“It’s Keeping Scientology Working: We are here on the same terms. What does that mean? Do or die. I believe that when people are really dedicated to something, they walk the walk. And it’s not good enough any more to decide you can’t contribute as much as others; you’re doing the best you can… A, you’re not doing the best you can, and B, you’re not doing the best you can – and C, you’re not doing the best you can!
“We are NOT PTS to the middle class. We are NOT. The most important things in life are not your car or your airplane — and I think that if you see these OT Summit events and this doesn’t prove to you what your responsibility level is, then you’re an ostrich and your head is buried in the sand.
“So pop the head out and look around and see what you need to do. Contributions come in many forms. Someone said this to me about five years ago and at the time I thought they were crazy-they said that you should be spending ALL your time helping mankind. Once 1 wasn’t PTS to the middle class any more, I realized, ‘Wow, that’s the game! That really is true.’ So I urge everyone to live up to your full potential and really, really, really stretch and help.”
What is “PTS”?