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If Scientology Ruled the World

Nazi Occultists, Sex Magick, Space Aliens, and the Second Coming

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If Scientology Ruled the World

By: Jon Atack
Narrated by: Jon Atack
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In this groundbreaking new book, Jon Atack, author of the bestseller Let's Sell These People a Piece of Blue Sky, reveals Scientology's sinister background. If you want to understand the common root of Scientology and Nazism, as well as how the Nazis actually disproved their own Aryan Race Theory, this is a book you won't want to miss!

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"Jon Atack's thoroughly researched chapters take us inexorably to the conclusion that the same basic ideas about race, domination, and pursuit of godlike powers came to inform both Hubbard and his bizarre Space Age church, but also the Aryan-obsessed fever dreams of Heinrich Himmler and his boss, Adolf Hitler." —Tony Ortega, former editor of the Village Voice

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