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THIS is the breathtaking aerial footage that uncovers the scale of Scientology's massive 'Gold Base' headquarters. 

The secretive church's 500-acre enclosed campus in California serves as its international management centre, known as ";Int Base" to seasoned Scientologists.

And among its sprawling mass of constructions sits the offices of reclusive leader David Miscavige -- as well as a full-sized THEATRE set aside for the church's most famous follower Tom Cruise.

 Compound ... Site stretches over 500-acres in California
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Compound ... Site stretches over 500-acres in CaliforniaCredit: YouTube
 Building 50 ... Headquarters of Scientology leader David Miscavige
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Building 50 ... Headquarters of Scientology leader David MiscavigeCredit: YouTube
 Famous follower ... Tom Cruise is said to often visit the compound and even has his own theatre
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Famous follower ... Tom Cruise is said to often visit the compound and even has his own theatreCredit: Alamy

Miscavige is housed in what is shadily known as Building 50 -- surrounded by what a former devotee who worked at the base has revealed is scores of trees worth $10,000 each.

Tom de Vocht, who recently defected from the Church, cast his eye over the amazing footage uploaded to Scientology research site to reveal the base's secrets.

He said that Miscavige's nearly $100 million mansion has an enormous garage set aside for his fleet of vehicles.

It has also been revealed that the massive site has its own power plant to ensure that it is off the national grid.

 Drone ... Another angle shows Building 50 located beside the Bonnie View mansion
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Drone ... Another angle shows Building 50 located beside the Bonnie View mansionCredit: YouTube
 Secretive ... Scientology leader David Miscavige has a fleet of vehicles and shares a gym with Tom Cruise
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Secretive ... Scientology leader David Miscavige has a fleet of vehicles and shares a gym with Tom CruiseCredit: Reuters

Meanwhile, the footage shows a large development of new apartments, which de Vocht said are known as "the Berthing".

He alleges they have been built to "lock up" dissident members of the Church.

It was learning this that made deVocht quit Scientology. He told the Bunker: "F*** that, I'm not locking anyone up".

 'Berthing' ... New apartments are allegedly built to 'lock up' disruptive members
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'Berthing' ... New apartments are allegedly built to 'lock up' disruptive membersCredit: YouTube
 Golf course ... Huge pond has allegedly been used to punish people by making them jump in
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Golf course ... Huge pond has allegedly been used to punish people by making them jump inCredit: YouTube

And near these apartments is a gym that deVocht said is exclusively for the use of Miscavige and his famous friend Tom Cruise.

There is even a Scottish-themed residence named Bonnie View which was on the site when the church's founder L. Ron Hubbard bought the land.

However, the previously modest building has been torn down and built into a sprawling mansion -- which deVocht says is shoddily constructed and would come down in an earthquake.

And to the top of the residence is a number of visitor suites which deVocht says are often set aside for Tom Cruise and contain a theatre just for his use.

 Famous guest ... Tom Cruise stays in villas behind the massive Bonnie View mansion
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Famous guest ... Tom Cruise stays in villas behind the massive Bonnie View mansionCredit: YouTube

What is Scientology?

According to the church's official literature: “Scientology is a religion that offers a precise path leading to a complete and certain understanding of one’s true spiritual nature and one’s relationship to self, family, groups, Mankind, all life forms, the material universe, the spiritual universe and the Supreme Being.”

It claims to have roots in the beliefs of “all great religions”, therefore encompassing “a religious heritage as old and as varied as Man himself”.

It says it is around 50,000 years old - but it was actually invented in the 1950s by sci-fi writer L. Ron Hubbard.

There is a huge lake set within a nine-hole golf course which deVoctht alleges people were made to jump into as punishment.

There is even a prison known as "the Hole" where up to 80 people can be locked up at one time.

The drone also captures the huge "CineCastle" -- home to propaganda centre Golden Era Productions.

And finally, the flyover video shows the Star of California -- a building beside a swimming pool that is supposed to resemble a sailing ship.



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