Saturday, 3 October 2009
Thursday, 1 October 2009
The European Court of Human Rights ruled unanimously in favour of two Scientology
"Today, the European Court of Human Rights ruled unanimously in favor of two Scientology religious groups in Russia, finding that they have the right to be registered as religious organizations under Russian law. This decision determines that members of the Church of Scientology of Surgut and the Church of Scientology of Nizhnekamsk have the right to religious freedom and freedom of association pursuant to Articles 9 and 11 of the European Human Rights Convention."
Full text: tinyurl.com/yezaxcp
Sources say the decision will have no effect on the cult's status in Russia.
Full text: tinyurl.com/yezaxcp
Sources say the decision will have no effect on the cult's status in Russia.
Cults and Coercion: How Ordinary People are Turned into Extraordinary Fanatics
A great audio lecture from an ex-Scientologists who now helps victims of many destructive cults:
"Twenty years ago, Paul Grosswald was recruited into the Church of Scientology during his sophomore year at Hofstra University. During six months of intense indoctrination he became increasingly drawn to the group, until he ultimately dropped out of school, moved into the cult's Manhattan compound, and signed a one billion year employment contract with Scientology's Sea Organization."
Click on the audio links (Interview and Q&A) here: tinyurl.com/lt4jxs
"Twenty years ago, Paul Grosswald was recruited into the Church of Scientology during his sophomore year at Hofstra University. During six months of intense indoctrination he became increasingly drawn to the group, until he ultimately dropped out of school, moved into the cult's Manhattan compound, and signed a one billion year employment contract with Scientology's Sea Organization."
Click on the audio links (Interview and Q&A) here: tinyurl.com/lt4jxs
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
John Travolta Testifies About Son's Death, Says Jett Was Autistic
"John Travolta took the stand and testified against two defendants accused of blackmailing him following the tragic death of his son Jett earlier in the year.
'My son WAS AUTISTIC and suffered from seizure disorder. Every five to 10 days he suffered seizures which lasted 45 seconds to a minute," Travolta testified before a jury of six women and three men."
Full article: tinyurl.com/l4xhqr
'My son WAS AUTISTIC and suffered from seizure disorder. Every five to 10 days he suffered seizures which lasted 45 seconds to a minute," Travolta testified before a jury of six women and three men."
Full article: tinyurl.com/l4xhqr
Monday, 21 September 2009
David Miscavige: Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
From the excellent 'Leaving Scientology' Blog:
(Miscavige) pays himself a six-figure salary. And that’s without having to pay for housing, food, clothing, or transportation. That’s about forty times what the average Sea Org Member is paid. Over the last 25 years or so, he’s paid himself something like three million dollars."
Full article: tinyurl.com/ltekkn
(Miscavige) pays himself a six-figure salary. And that’s without having to pay for housing, food, clothing, or transportation. That’s about forty times what the average Sea Org Member is paid. Over the last 25 years or so, he’s paid himself something like three million dollars."
Full article: tinyurl.com/ltekkn
Sunday, 13 September 2009
Growing up in Scientology
Do yourselves a favour and watch this great video by Mark Bunker, featuring Tory Magoo and ex Scientologist Morris Alexander, who grew up in Scientology.
Saturday, 12 September 2009
Accountability: Where Does Your Money Go?
From the Leaving Scientology Blog:
"The Church, by its own newsletter figures, has regged over $140 million for the (Superpowers building) project, which is projected to cost $90 million. According to my figures, that’s $50 million unaccounted for. Fifty million dollars. Where did that $50 million go? Well, part of it, according to Joe’s reg, went to the Oak Cove renovations. Part of it, we know from that same St. Pete Times article, went for over $245,000 in city fines levied for not bringing the empty shell up to code."
Full article: tinyurl.com/mht4ql
"The Church, by its own newsletter figures, has regged over $140 million for the (Superpowers building) project, which is projected to cost $90 million. According to my figures, that’s $50 million unaccounted for. Fifty million dollars. Where did that $50 million go? Well, part of it, according to Joe’s reg, went to the Oak Cove renovations. Part of it, we know from that same St. Pete Times article, went for over $245,000 in city fines levied for not bringing the empty shell up to code."
Full article: tinyurl.com/mht4ql
Friday, 11 September 2009
The World Watches As Scientology Goes To Trial
"In 15 years, Stoffen says he spent $75,000 on Scientology courses and books; others, he says, ''spent well over $500,000''. Then he discovered a 150-page dossier detailing his personal life, including a program on how to ''deal'' with him and get more money from him. ''I vomited all night.'"
Full article: tinyurl.com/ngptbf
Full article: tinyurl.com/ngptbf
Wednesday, 9 September 2009
How the Daughter of Holocaust Victims Took On a Powerful Religion
"Scientology Vs Paulette Cooper - How the Daughter of Holocaust Victims Took On a Powerful Religion"
Full article: tinyurl.com/mdjtqq
Full article: tinyurl.com/mdjtqq
ADHD brain chemistry clue found
"US researchers have pinned down new differences in the brain chemistry of people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)."
Full article: tinyurl.com/ko5a66
Full article: tinyurl.com/ko5a66
Tuesday, 8 September 2009
Monday, 7 September 2009
Scientology's drugs message after Bray murder
"The DVD's tagline says it tells the "story of big-money drugs that fuel a $330bn psychiatric industry, without a single cure. But since its release, one professional involved with the DVD has distanced himself from the CCHR. Professor Howard Brody said that he believes anything produced by this organisation requires independent confirmation."
Full article: tinyurl.com/kposdp
Full article: tinyurl.com/kposdp
Sunday, 6 September 2009
Scientology and "Know"
From "Ask a Scientologist":
"This word, "know", when used by a Scientologist does not mean what you think it means. When you hear a Scientologist say they know something about Scientology or the Church of Scientology, they are not saying what you think they are saying.
This can be very confusing. Let me clarify this. First, you need some basic Scientology concepts.
When Scientologists speak about knowing something, they are talking about what L. Ron Hubbard called "knowingness". Hubbard defined knowingness as "self-determined knowledge".
To say that more plainly, in Scientology, "knowingness" is what you "know" without any information, facts, evidence from outside yourself. It is what you, yourself, have decided is true.
You will note that this definition of "knowingness" would also be a perfect definition of belief.
This is not some trivial bit of Scientology, this is core Scientology dogma. This is tied to what Hubbard said about "OT" powers of "postulating". According to Hubbard, postulating is creating reality by just deciding that something exists or that something is in a certain state.
According to Hubbard, if you "postulate" something without any doubts or reservations, it must become true. This is what OT powers are all about.
And this is "knowingness". If you self-determinedly "know" something, and hold that "knowingness" without any doubts or reservations, then, according to Scientology, it will be true.
It's like telling people that, if they can hold a wish in their mind for an hour without ever thinking of pink elephants, that wish will come true.
Good luck with that.
But Scientologists believe this. And so they believe, pardon me, know that Scientology works, that everything the church says is true, that David Miscavige is the most wonderful person in the whole universe.
And they must hold this belief knowledge firmly in place without any doubts or the whole thing will fall apart!
And so you have someone who has attested to being "able to talk to anyone on any subject" -- and who obviously can't do that -- still "knowing" that Scientology works.
You have Clears -- who get sick -- who still "know" that Scientology works.
You have Scientologists, who can easily see the "OTs" around them struggling and failing in life -- still "knowing" that Scientology creates "true OTs".
Scientology true believers will put up with the most amazing abuse, broken promises, greed and fraud from the Church of Scientology -- and still "know" that the Church of Scientology is perfect and good.
Because when they say they "know" these things, it means they believe these things and they desperately hope that their belief will make it come true.
Scientology defines itself as "knowing how to know". Using the Scientology definition of "know", we can finally translate that: "Scientology: Learning how to believe".
And now you can understand what a Scientologist is actually saying when they say they "know Scientology works", and why they cannot tolerate any discussion or outside facts. They are trying not to think of pink elephants."
Source: tinyurl.com/kqt44k
"This word, "know", when used by a Scientologist does not mean what you think it means. When you hear a Scientologist say they know something about Scientology or the Church of Scientology, they are not saying what you think they are saying.
This can be very confusing. Let me clarify this. First, you need some basic Scientology concepts.
When Scientologists speak about knowing something, they are talking about what L. Ron Hubbard called "knowingness". Hubbard defined knowingness as "self-determined knowledge".
To say that more plainly, in Scientology, "knowingness" is what you "know" without any information, facts, evidence from outside yourself. It is what you, yourself, have decided is true.
You will note that this definition of "knowingness" would also be a perfect definition of belief.
This is not some trivial bit of Scientology, this is core Scientology dogma. This is tied to what Hubbard said about "OT" powers of "postulating". According to Hubbard, postulating is creating reality by just deciding that something exists or that something is in a certain state.
According to Hubbard, if you "postulate" something without any doubts or reservations, it must become true. This is what OT powers are all about.
And this is "knowingness". If you self-determinedly "know" something, and hold that "knowingness" without any doubts or reservations, then, according to Scientology, it will be true.
It's like telling people that, if they can hold a wish in their mind for an hour without ever thinking of pink elephants, that wish will come true.
Good luck with that.
But Scientologists believe this. And so they believe, pardon me, know that Scientology works, that everything the church says is true, that David Miscavige is the most wonderful person in the whole universe.
And they must hold this belief knowledge firmly in place without any doubts or the whole thing will fall apart!
And so you have someone who has attested to being "able to talk to anyone on any subject" -- and who obviously can't do that -- still "knowing" that Scientology works.
You have Clears -- who get sick -- who still "know" that Scientology works.
You have Scientologists, who can easily see the "OTs" around them struggling and failing in life -- still "knowing" that Scientology creates "true OTs".
Scientology true believers will put up with the most amazing abuse, broken promises, greed and fraud from the Church of Scientology -- and still "know" that the Church of Scientology is perfect and good.
Because when they say they "know" these things, it means they believe these things and they desperately hope that their belief will make it come true.
Scientology defines itself as "knowing how to know". Using the Scientology definition of "know", we can finally translate that: "Scientology: Learning how to believe".
And now you can understand what a Scientologist is actually saying when they say they "know Scientology works", and why they cannot tolerate any discussion or outside facts. They are trying not to think of pink elephants."
Source: tinyurl.com/kqt44k
Saturday, 5 September 2009
How Scientology Works: The Slave Becomes King
"Sometimes the greatest victims of bullying become the greatest bullies. An abused child can go either way. He may become an advocate for those who have no voice- or he may grow up to become a bully himself. This depends on who he chooses to identify with. If he identifies with the victim he will generally become a force for good in the world- but if he identifies with the bully he will become a bully himself.
Scientology ethics tends to turn people into bullies because it asks people to identify with bullies.
I will give you an example. Let us assume that a Scientologist is being picked upon by ethics or knows of somebody who is being unfairly singled out. Who is he likely to identify with? In the outside world bullying is unacceptable and so he is likely to identify with the victim and wonder what is wrong with the bully. What is the situation within Scientology? The exact opposite! The Scientologist is expected to ask why the person being bullied 'pulled it in'. In other words the mere fact that a person is bullied by another PROVES that the person being bullied is in the wrong! This is the ultimate in blame the victim. But wait! There is more! Nobody is alowed to pity those who are bullied because this is below death on the tone scale. It is literaly better to be dead than to show pity or humanity to the victim of bullying.
The result of this insanity is that Scientologists come to identify with Ethics bullies. This is entirely natural as bullies are always sure they are right and always certain of their own reality. Bullies also demonstrate Tone 40 (tantrums and shouting) while they are bullying weaker people. They are also characteristic of the Psychopath. Naturally, a good Scientologist wants to be ethical and so he is suckered into identifying with the bully- and eventually becoming one.
The basic deal within Scientology is that one can only avoid being bullied by becoming one.
This is why Scientology is never short of bullies- and why nobody stands up to them."
Source: tinyurl.com/mql9eb
Scientology ethics tends to turn people into bullies because it asks people to identify with bullies.
I will give you an example. Let us assume that a Scientologist is being picked upon by ethics or knows of somebody who is being unfairly singled out. Who is he likely to identify with? In the outside world bullying is unacceptable and so he is likely to identify with the victim and wonder what is wrong with the bully. What is the situation within Scientology? The exact opposite! The Scientologist is expected to ask why the person being bullied 'pulled it in'. In other words the mere fact that a person is bullied by another PROVES that the person being bullied is in the wrong! This is the ultimate in blame the victim. But wait! There is more! Nobody is alowed to pity those who are bullied because this is below death on the tone scale. It is literaly better to be dead than to show pity or humanity to the victim of bullying.
The result of this insanity is that Scientologists come to identify with Ethics bullies. This is entirely natural as bullies are always sure they are right and always certain of their own reality. Bullies also demonstrate Tone 40 (tantrums and shouting) while they are bullying weaker people. They are also characteristic of the Psychopath. Naturally, a good Scientologist wants to be ethical and so he is suckered into identifying with the bully- and eventually becoming one.
The basic deal within Scientology is that one can only avoid being bullied by becoming one.
This is why Scientology is never short of bullies- and why nobody stands up to them."
Source: tinyurl.com/mql9eb
Thursday, 3 September 2009
New Marty Rathbun Letter To Bert Fields
A new letter from Marty Rathbun in reply to Tom Cruise's lawyer, Bertram Fields:
"Miscavige informed all of the members of International management that he had been telling Cruise all about how suppressive Yager, Leserve, and Mithoff had been to Miscavige personally. He told the executives that he had told Cruise how all other members of management were suppressive to Miscavige too because they refused to beat Yager, Leserve and Mithoff to pulps in defense of Miscavige’s honor. Miscavige said that Tom, as his best friend and most trusted confidante, had vowed to come to the Hole and personally “beat the living shit” out of Yager, Leserve, and Mithoff if the managers failed to do so themselves. Miscavige said that if they didn’t show evidence that they had acted, they all would be bypassed the next day by Cruise. The tantrum was accompanied by the usual ill-tempered and sadistic threats to the executives detailing what would become of them if Tom had to do “their job.”
Full article: http://markrathbun.wordpress.com/2009/09/03/dm-yscohb/
"Miscavige informed all of the members of International management that he had been telling Cruise all about how suppressive Yager, Leserve, and Mithoff had been to Miscavige personally. He told the executives that he had told Cruise how all other members of management were suppressive to Miscavige too because they refused to beat Yager, Leserve and Mithoff to pulps in defense of Miscavige’s honor. Miscavige said that Tom, as his best friend and most trusted confidante, had vowed to come to the Hole and personally “beat the living shit” out of Yager, Leserve, and Mithoff if the managers failed to do so themselves. Miscavige said that if they didn’t show evidence that they had acted, they all would be bypassed the next day by Cruise. The tantrum was accompanied by the usual ill-tempered and sadistic threats to the executives detailing what would become of them if Tom had to do “their job.”
Full article: http://markrathbun.wordpress.com/2009/09/03/dm-yscohb/
John Travolta & Kelly Preston, What Will Their Future Hold?
An excellent article by "Queen" over at glosslip.com:
"One of Hollywood’s big questions right now is whether John Travolta is having serious doubts about Scientology. Added to that question now is his future with wife Kelly Preston. They are having a very difficult time dealing with the loss of their son Jett who passed away this past January. I don’t think anyone ever gets over a death of someone that is near and dear to their hearts, and healing from a tragedy such as this can prove to be both exhausting and devastating.It is especially hard to function after a death if you are always under the microscope of paps and fans. But that is part of the package deal of being famous."
Full article: tinyurl.com/lmzblu
"One of Hollywood’s big questions right now is whether John Travolta is having serious doubts about Scientology. Added to that question now is his future with wife Kelly Preston. They are having a very difficult time dealing with the loss of their son Jett who passed away this past January. I don’t think anyone ever gets over a death of someone that is near and dear to their hearts, and healing from a tragedy such as this can prove to be both exhausting and devastating.It is especially hard to function after a death if you are always under the microscope of paps and fans. But that is part of the package deal of being famous."
Full article: tinyurl.com/lmzblu
Tuesday, 1 September 2009
For whom does Bert Field Work?
Marty Rathbun receives another letter from Tom Cruise's attorney:
"LAW OFFICES OF
Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP
August 26, 2009
Marty Rathbun
Dear Marty:
I am out of the country on a family vacation, but I did want to respond to your letter.
As I think you know, I represent Tom Cruise, not David Miscavige or the Church of Scientology. My letter to you was soley to protect Tom’s rights, not to deal with whatever issues you may have with Mr. Miscavige or the Church.
So far as Tom is concerned, I will repeat what I said before. It is neither appropriate nor lawful for you to refer to yourself online, in the media or elsewhere as Tom’s auditor. I would like to avoid taking action over this, so please stop.
I am not going to respond to your accusations about David Miscavige. Personally, I have never seen him even hint of the behavior you attribute to him. Our conversations have always been civil and respectful. He does appear to be a strong champion of the Church and its values. But that is not only his job, it is his life.
I know from what Mike Rinder has said that Mr. Miscavige, in effect, saved the Church when he cleaned house in the 80’s.
In any event, whatever your issues may be, I hope you can solve them.
Sincerely,
Bertram Fields"
Link: http://markrathbun.wordpress.com/
More interesting was the accompanying comment from one Jason Beghe:
"I was in the front row at AOLA when TC personally thanked Marty for delivering him his NOTS. I was on turnabout with TC as Martys other PC for over a month. I even coached TC through some meter drills on his OT VI. Am I now in some legal jepordy for having publicly stated this?"
Of course, as every on the lines Scientologist knows, Beghe is an insane liar being paid by Anonymous :)
"LAW OFFICES OF
Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP
August 26, 2009
Marty Rathbun
Dear Marty:
I am out of the country on a family vacation, but I did want to respond to your letter.
As I think you know, I represent Tom Cruise, not David Miscavige or the Church of Scientology. My letter to you was soley to protect Tom’s rights, not to deal with whatever issues you may have with Mr. Miscavige or the Church.
So far as Tom is concerned, I will repeat what I said before. It is neither appropriate nor lawful for you to refer to yourself online, in the media or elsewhere as Tom’s auditor. I would like to avoid taking action over this, so please stop.
I am not going to respond to your accusations about David Miscavige. Personally, I have never seen him even hint of the behavior you attribute to him. Our conversations have always been civil and respectful. He does appear to be a strong champion of the Church and its values. But that is not only his job, it is his life.
I know from what Mike Rinder has said that Mr. Miscavige, in effect, saved the Church when he cleaned house in the 80’s.
In any event, whatever your issues may be, I hope you can solve them.
Sincerely,
Bertram Fields"
Link: http://markrathbun.wordpress.com/
More interesting was the accompanying comment from one Jason Beghe:
"I was in the front row at AOLA when TC personally thanked Marty for delivering him his NOTS. I was on turnabout with TC as Martys other PC for over a month. I even coached TC through some meter drills on his OT VI. Am I now in some legal jepordy for having publicly stated this?"
Of course, as every on the lines Scientologist knows, Beghe is an insane liar being paid by Anonymous :)
Monday, 31 August 2009
How Scientology Works - The Body Snatchers
"Hubbard never did like human beings very much- too unreliable. His ideal was always some sort of super powerful robot 'well oiled, shimmering with power.'
The Church has now built its robots and the stats are down! This is because no normal person wishes to be, or associate with a robot"
Full text: tinyurl.com/kmskt4
The Church has now built its robots and the stats are down! This is because no normal person wishes to be, or associate with a robot"
Full text: tinyurl.com/kmskt4
Divine Dishonesty: Cracks in my Belief System
"My thinking, as a scientologist, had been limited within a vast series of written rules and regulations, procedures, etc, written by L Ron Hubbard. The scriptures of scientology if you like. If I got sick, there was a formula to follow. If I got upset, there was a procedure to follow. If something wasn’t going right in my life, I’d jump into the Hubbard books and find a suitable scripture to sort it out."
Full text: tinyurl.com/luowc4
Full text: tinyurl.com/luowc4
Saturday, 29 August 2009
Scientology: Crisis in France
"It claims to be one of the world's fastest-growing new religions but a battery of legal cases threaten its very existence in this secular country.
Le Berre, 21, keeps the machine as a memento of his mother's life. Four days before Christmas 2006, Gloria Lopez, a 47-year-old secretary, tidied her kitchen, hung out her washing, left her dull, suburban apartment overlooking the railway in Colombes, west of Paris, and walked the 30 metres out on to the tracks. She stood with her arms outstretched, smiling at the driver of the oncoming commuter train. He couldn't stop in time."
Full article: Crisis in France
Le Berre, 21, keeps the machine as a memento of his mother's life. Four days before Christmas 2006, Gloria Lopez, a 47-year-old secretary, tidied her kitchen, hung out her washing, left her dull, suburban apartment overlooking the railway in Colombes, west of Paris, and walked the 30 metres out on to the tracks. She stood with her arms outstretched, smiling at the driver of the oncoming commuter train. He couldn't stop in time."
Full article: Crisis in France
Thursday, 27 August 2009
Did Tom Cruise abuse members of The Church of Scientology?
From Glosslip.com:
"Rathbun refers to not only David Miscavige’s long list of physical abuse against his subordinates, but apparently, Tom Cruise mimicking Miscavige’s management style, and by that we mean a history of unprovoked physical attacks on underlings."
Full article: tinyurl.com/lbq3zs
"Rathbun refers to not only David Miscavige’s long list of physical abuse against his subordinates, but apparently, Tom Cruise mimicking Miscavige’s management style, and by that we mean a history of unprovoked physical attacks on underlings."
Full article: tinyurl.com/lbq3zs
Rathbun Emails Tom Cruise's Attorney For a Second Time
Marty Rathbun fires off another email to TC's attorney:
"NUDGE - August 27, 2009
Bert,
Having not heard a word in reply to my letter of August 12 (sent by email to you Aug 12) in response to your letter of August 7 (sent by email to me on Aug 10) I am left to wonder whether you acted upon my suggestion on how to handle my letter and its referenced webpage links vis a vis your client.
Should I not hear anything from you by noon Tuesday August 18, I will proceed under the assumption you and your client ignored my suggestion and are instead working on a coordinated defense of Miscaviges conduct.
Marty"
"NUDGE - August 27, 2009
Bert,
Having not heard a word in reply to my letter of August 12 (sent by email to you Aug 12) in response to your letter of August 7 (sent by email to me on Aug 10) I am left to wonder whether you acted upon my suggestion on how to handle my letter and its referenced webpage links vis a vis your client.
Should I not hear anything from you by noon Tuesday August 18, I will proceed under the assumption you and your client ignored my suggestion and are instead working on a coordinated defense of Miscaviges conduct.
Marty"
Wednesday, 26 August 2009
TOP GUN & HIRED GUN PUT ON NOTICE
A must-read open letter from Marty Rathbun to Tom Cruise's attorney:
"Top Gun and Hired Gun put on notice - August 26, 2009"
tinyurl.com/nsuaxg
Even more accusations against Miscavige, out there, in the open, and STILL Slappy doesn't sue! The most litigious, vengeful cult in the entire universe and yet Slappy just bends over and takes it up the you-know-what! We all know why that is of course (we'll those of us that aren't afraid to doubt that is!).
What else is interesting is that Tom Cruise's own attorney also corroborates the fact that Rathbun WAS TC's auditor, AND is trained to audit, despite what the lying bastard Miscavige had to say in Freedom magazine's bullshit about Rathbun.
"Top Gun and Hired Gun put on notice - August 26, 2009"
tinyurl.com/nsuaxg
Even more accusations against Miscavige, out there, in the open, and STILL Slappy doesn't sue! The most litigious, vengeful cult in the entire universe and yet Slappy just bends over and takes it up the you-know-what! We all know why that is of course (we'll those of us that aren't afraid to doubt that is!).
What else is interesting is that Tom Cruise's own attorney also corroborates the fact that Rathbun WAS TC's auditor, AND is trained to audit, despite what the lying bastard Miscavige had to say in Freedom magazine's bullshit about Rathbun.
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
My Perspective On Auditing
A great write up on auditing and the OT levels by former Scientologist and OT7 Stacy Brooks. Though this item is nine years old now, it should be required reading for any anti-Scientology critic.
"through the process ofauditing as I have described, these people have been stripped of all sense of themselves; they have lost all sense of responsibility - indeed, all contact with their own emotions, their own thoughts, even their own hopes and aspirations."
Full text: http://tinyurl.com/l93n2h
"through the process ofauditing as I have described, these people have been stripped of all sense of themselves; they have lost all sense of responsibility - indeed, all contact with their own emotions, their own thoughts, even their own hopes and aspirations."
Full text: http://tinyurl.com/l93n2h
Young Boys Are Still Her Weakness
Another "celebrity" putting up a weak defence for Hubbard's gay-hating ways: tinyurl.com/nacoeo
Why am I always reading about Scientology helping its adherent's "fight adversity"? Normal people don't have constant battles with adversity. I would imagine that submitting one's mind to Hubbard's horse shit probably necessitates one's need to fight adversity with increasing frequency.
It's like the "Scientology saved my life" crap we're constantly being bombarded with by the hate group apologists. Most normal, stable people don't need their lives saving. If, at a weak & desperate moment in a person's life they find a cult promising Heaven & Earth and most importantly, friendship & comfort, is it any wonder people are so easily hooked and conned?
Tip: Just because you have people pretending to be your friends, it doesn't stop the organisation from being a human rights abusing hate group. Lets see how long friends love you for if you ever decide to blow the cult.
Why am I always reading about Scientology helping its adherent's "fight adversity"? Normal people don't have constant battles with adversity. I would imagine that submitting one's mind to Hubbard's horse shit probably necessitates one's need to fight adversity with increasing frequency.
It's like the "Scientology saved my life" crap we're constantly being bombarded with by the hate group apologists. Most normal, stable people don't need their lives saving. If, at a weak & desperate moment in a person's life they find a cult promising Heaven & Earth and most importantly, friendship & comfort, is it any wonder people are so easily hooked and conned?
Tip: Just because you have people pretending to be your friends, it doesn't stop the organisation from being a human rights abusing hate group. Lets see how long friends love you for if you ever decide to blow the cult.
quirrels, Locationals and Time Tracks
Gawker posts the latest crazy Scientologist story. Filed under "Cults":
"Scientology Jargon in Action: Squirrels, Locationals and Time Tracks"
tinyurl.com/lj2n4e
Buckle up folks. I think this story is going to travel :)
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"Scientology Jargon in Action: Squirrels, Locationals and Time Tracks"
tinyurl.com/lj2n4e
Buckle up folks. I think this story is going to travel :)
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Monday, 24 August 2009
Greg & Debra Barnes (ex Scns) Interview
I missed this upload from Mark Bunker of xenutv.com, posted in June of this year, maybe you did too? Two ex-Scientologists, Greg & Debra Barnes, on OTVII when they left the church, in a one hour, 20 minute interview. I recommend all Scientologists who are not afraid to, watch this:
One of the last statements near the end of the video was well observed, "What are you doing in a church that you're afraid of?"
You can read Greg & Debra's knowledge report (very interesting) here on Mark's Blog: tinyurl.com/ldcq65
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One of the last statements near the end of the video was well observed, "What are you doing in a church that you're afraid of?"
You can read Greg & Debra's knowledge report (very interesting) here on Mark's Blog: tinyurl.com/ldcq65
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Scientology: Spiritual Communit or Destructive Cult?
"I consider myself very fortunate to have left Scientology alive and my daughter not dead by suicide or worse -- institutionalized for the rest of her life. Do not think for a solitary moment that the Perkins Story is unique! I know of another family who is currently in jeopardy, but that family, I fear, is too deeply indoctrinated and my warning has been thwarted by their policy of Disconnection"
Full text: tinyurl.com/mvse6e
Full text: tinyurl.com/mvse6e
Sunday, 23 August 2009
A Conversation With a Scientologist - 22/08/2009
This is OTVIII Scientologis, George Baillie, showing us all what a wonderful, calm, collected, normal human being Scientology turns you into:
And here's a quick mash-up featuring George and two other infamous nutty Scientologists:
And here's a quick mash-up featuring George and two other infamous nutty Scientologists:
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