Here is a WISE Wins Newsletter from 1986, featuring great news about the expansion of WISE and miraculous wins achieved by WISE members apllying the "admin tech". Please also note the fake L. Ron Hubbard letter on page 3, a real jewel!
8017 Jefferson Highway, Baton Rouge, LA 314 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 3540 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. Calle Frontera #79, Colonia Roma, Mexico D.F. Via Lissoni 5, 20052 Monza, Italy 80 Varick St., New York, NY 1979 SW 5th St, Portland, OR was torn down to make room for this building. 1515 Riverpark Dr., Sacramento, CA 20 Albert Avenue, Chatswood, NSW
That "letter from Ron" is definitely a forgery. The name of the corporation was not even chosen yet. In February 1979, there was just a concept being discussed at Guardian Office World Wide to find a way to extract money from scientology public who use Hubbard's policies in their businesses. The name was not decided until around June 1979. If it isn't a lie, it isn't scientology.
What is amusing is the picture that they are trying to paint: L. Ron Hubbard running a "management consultancy service", when he was actually hiding from the outside world for the previous 4 years.
The photo is from the mid-1960s. WISE loves to use that photo in their ads because Hubbard is wearing a business attire, is sitting at a desk and is talking into a telephone. That, they think, radiates the idea that Hubbard must inevitably be a successful businessman, besides being the greatest philosopher, scientist, philanthropist, etc. who ever walked the earth.
BJ Magazines: WISE Headquarters, 80 Varick St, New York, NY Getting ahead, LRH style....... So Theta....... WISE Scientology Business Fundamentals: 1.) Nothing's on the level. 2.) Everything's a deal. 3.) No deal is too small.
