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sonja 03/05/2009 5:02:00 AM
i would have thought LRH material would be gone by now.
i mean who wants to continue this crapp he set up?
what the heck is wrong with people that they fall for such nonsense...are they looking to lose money??
and who cares if the scions are on here chattin.
they will never stop..who can stop them??
the gov't? try again....the one person who can stop
them is mohammed
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anonymous 03/01/2009 12:57:00 PM
I wonder how many of the Pro scientology letters were written by the Scientology OSA staff.
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Truth 02/27/2009 6:53:00 AM
All you have to do is read what exScientologists say about Scientology. And there are a ton of them.
Read all the Scientology books you want. It is a money motivated business.
But realize you wont know what it is Scientology actually does to people by reading any of their books.
They pay their staff terrribly. They're lucky to get $80.00 a week for working 90+ hours. No medical, no dental, no help from Scientology.
Disconnection is real (Tommy Davis is an outright liar).
Disconnection is when a Scientologist decides to go public about the bad things they experienced in Scientology. Scientology declares these type of people "Supressive Persons". At this point, any Scientologist connected to these "SPs" are required to disconnect from them or they themselves will be declared. Children have no stake in this whatsoever. Read the stories of family members not talking to people in their families for years and years.
Scientology is a cult. Control of their members is paramount!
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hahaha 02/24/2009 12:38:00 AM
haha i ran into my ex on here.
a scientology
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angel 02/23/2009 4:18:00 AM
paul...is it ymail or gmaiL?
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angel 02/23/2009 4:17:00 AM
paul...is it ymail or gmaiL?
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angel 02/23/2009 4:17:00 AM
paul...is it ymail or gmaiL?
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angel 02/23/2009 2:19:00 AM
I'll take you up on that mask!!
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comment on comments: 02/22/2009 11:13:00 PM
Ang, it would be great to meet you, your in my City eh, well I was a little into the wine with my last post and you can email me at: ymail.com rather then Yahoo.com, bit of an oops there.
You asked me how much of Hubbards' books have I read? Well, I studied the shit out of a few, (thats what they do)...and read a half dozen or more...I read a sick amount of Tech and Admin.
I listened to a couple hundred Taped Lectures, and honestly; I really enjoyed the whole thing until I started getting screwed by them and realized they ARE basically fukked beyond belief.
My sentiment today on this subject is very much what you might read at
askthescientologist.blogspot.com
I own the entire Library plus sum; I assume there is still quite a bit of joy and success in the Freezone, but I wouldn't know. Will you write me? I got an extra mask...
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Dave 02/22/2009 9:10:00 AM
LOOK don't listen -- When dealing with Scientologists, they say "read the book" to find out what it is. That's what first got me interested. There is MORE to it than what's in the books, and they are pro's at trying to manipulate others. They may not be evil, but it's not the definition of honesty, respect, compassion and love I was taught!
A Scientologist is trained to manipulate all others, regarded as "degraded beings." They know how to turn on the charm and admire people, until you get reeled in. Whatever. It's true -- all of it -- the good AND the bad.
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William Buddusky 02/21/2009 8:35:00 PM
Scientology's most important mission is to "Clear the Planet". That means convert every single human being to scientology. They anticipate that 2.5 % of humanity can't be converted. The plan for them? They should be "disposed of quietly and without sorrow". That's a direct quote from the teachings of L.R. Hubbard. anybody who says it's not there plan is not telling the truth.
Hubbard was a scoundrel, a liar and a fraud. He doesn't deserve respect, reverence or a museum.
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angel 02/21/2009 8:09:00 PM
hey paul at yahoo...
we sure can connect.
how much of the books did you read??
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KEVIN 02/21/2009 2:54:00 PM
To believe the alleged virtues from a Scientologist's mouth is to forfeit the facts. So much information on Scientology is available, that to accept claims that all criticisms are "lies" is to already be a brainwashed member of this cult. Don't believe any of us - go educate yourself about it. The truth is here.
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comment on comments: 02/21/2009 10:09:00 AM
Ang, wher you ak? If your in edmonton we should Conneck. paul default at.yahoo.com
Final comment: #38 is exactly right and bang on. ARROGANCES is totally the point. I read the books... Hubbard says himself, his own writings, (and they love to echo to point in their bullshit CCHR Briefings)
"suppressive are arrogant beyond belief (Psychiatrists)...and is one of the ways to detect them.."
close enough.
What's suppressive now?... Its fuk-en gross.
I want to see this Cult own up to their Bull Shit!
And forgive mee, for my two finger struggles...(this actually sucks.)
Necessary corrections to my earlier coment: DM found his Mother-IN-LAW successfully shot FOUR times, by a Rifle, three to the chest, once to the face. (Ballistics ignored?)bla bla bla
What an arrogant evil PR prick he is regardless.
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angel 02/21/2009 4:33:00 AM
anonymous
you are awesome
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angel 02/21/2009 4:33:00 AM
anonymous
you are awesome
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HubrisExposed 02/20/2009 10:01:00 PM
The Anonymous Intelligence Directorate Services Division (AIDSDiv), wishes to apologize for our colleague's inability to hit a proper or key at the appropriate moment. It is with regret that we offer this correction.
The previous post was in error when it gave the link to the article in question. The correction should read...
http://celebrity.aol.co.uk/2009/02/19/kate-moss-slams-tom-cruise-for-queue-jumping/
We continue to call upon Mr. Hawkins to join the dialog regarding the beliefs of Scientologists with regard to their fellow human beings, and how these beliefs truly express themselves in our communities.
We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We never forgive.
We never forget.
Expect us.
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HubrisExposed 02/20/2009 9:42:00 PM
As Mr. Hawkins has failed to respond to direct inquiries, and as previously he has also done so in defense of Tom Cruise's reprehensible behavior with respect to a colleague, celebrity model Kate Moss...
The Anonymous Intelligence Directorate Services Division (AIDSDiv), wishes to make the following offering and to encourage readers of the Phoenix New Times to review the following article and the comments thereunto attached, and then to consider well the fact that Mr. Cruise is:
1) the public face of Scientology;
2) has been "outted" in print as "the second most powerful man in Scientology;"
3) is an "Operating Thetan Level VIII," which gives him the belief he has absolute mental control over Matter, Space, Energy, and Time AND HE EXPRESSES THIS IN THE FORM OF ATTEMPTING TO DOMINATE AND CONTROL BOTH HIS ENVIRONMENT AND THOSE AROUND HIM WITH MEASURE THAT GO BEYOND REASON;
4) above all of these factors and more, which lead him AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF TRULY WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A SCIENTOLOGIST, Tom Cruise is a compete and utterly arrogant asshole.
http://celebrity.aol.co.uk/2009/02/19/kate-moss-slams-tom-cruise-for-queue-jumping/
OPEN CHALLENGE TO MR. ROBERT HAWKINS
Mr. Hawkins, it has been more than 12 hours since you were challenged to answer pointed questions in order to back up your statements. As yet you have failed to make an appearance to do so.
Again Mr. Hawkins, the entire world wishes to know the answers to the questions. Silence is as telling as the Truth, but is not near so respected. Are you incapable of factually defending yourself?
We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
And you, Mr. Robert Hawkins, should always expect us.
You have been noticed.
kthxbai
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truth 02/20/2009 8:46:00 PM
Scientology is just a supremacist group that hides behind the word "religion" and a glossy marketing strategy. All of the comments, marketing gimmicks, etc, are set up so that you go any buy one of their $25 books. Those books try to claim that Scientologists are "homo novis" and are better beings than everyone else. They even have a 'tone scale,' where people like doctors and non-Scientologists are at the bottom, the place where they "should be disposed of quietly and without sorrow" (Hubbard, Science of Survival, p.100)
The KKK has an unassuming web site too. Those notorious African-American haters have a web title of "spreading a message of LOVE not HATE." Does that mean that we let them off so easily?
The neighbors have every right to be upset about this group setting up shop so close to them.
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Anonymous 02/20/2009 7:08:00 PM
I disagree with your point regarding "feeling superior," and allowing them to do so. It is that allowance which has created the arrogance of such as Tom Cruise which is now being articulated by his peers.
see: http://celebrity.aol.co.uk/2009/02/19/kate-moss-slams-tom-cruise-for-queue-jumping/
The persons showing up to defend him are either irrational and use a great deal of profanity, or as with this story they've sent in a Mr. "Robert Hawkins" as a pretense to a voice of "unbiased" moderation. Mr. Hawkins was immediately exposed as someone who had previously taken money from Scientology to author, "From Clear to Eternity," and his defense of Tom Cruise's reprehensible arrogance shifted to "what have these people done to you directly?"
THAT IS ARROGANCE! To believe that unless I have been harmed directly, the harm they do others is not my business and completely unimportant. This false sense of superiority assumed by people so incredibly stupid as to buy this garbage, is fundamentally the basis for ALL of the abuses of Scientology.
Arrogant is not a word most churches see applied to them very often. In Scientology's case, not a day goes by without them communicating their false belief in personal superiority which they use to self-justify acting out in ways that range from COMPLETELY social unacceptable to ILLEGAL.
No, I cannot agree. Their arrogance makes them dangerous, and I very much care that that trait is forever destroyed. I do not need Scientological fascism in the world's politics or polite society, and neither does anyone else.
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02/20/2009 6:51:00 PM
The Church of Scientology is silly. It is a very small, and rapidly shrinking little "church".
"Never going to destroy it"? Who cares? The church is doing a very good job of imploding, all by itself. It is the laughingstock of the Internet and the world. Its lies, abuses and fraud are well known -- except by its True Believers.
It IS important that the criminals of Scientology be brought to justice It IS important that the abuses and fraud be stopped.
But the True Believers? Who cares? If they want to believe in that stuff, let them. It makes them "feel superior". Great.
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02/20/2009 12:33:00 PM
Aliens from another dimension, a 4-armed broad wielding flowers, an old man in the clouds that remembers everyone's birthday. They're all equally ludicrous in my eyes, but hey, whatever gets you through the night.
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Anonymous 02/20/2009 8:15:00 AM
Perhaps. Reasonable minds can most certainly disagree with your point, but there is one thing which is equally certain and that is that the vast majority of the people on planet "Teegack" know for SURE Scientology is a cult.
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02/20/2009 4:48:00 AM
>> WRONG. Scientology is not "recognized" as a religion in the United States for the government is not in the business of "recognizing" them. Why lie?
I think you're using the wrong criteria. I'm not validating scientology versus some other belief system, I'm saying from the outside, they all look the same.
When you don't believe in any of it, they ALL look like cults.
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Phoenix 02/20/2009 4:34:00 AM
"Scientology is as valid as any other religion. You want to all one, you got to allow all."
Comment by davelog from Phoenix on Feb 19th, 2009, 11:36 am
WRONG. Scientology is not "recognized" as a religion in the United States for the government is not in the business of "recognizing" them. Why lie?
Scientology is ON PAPER, a not for profit, tax exempt, "charitable organization" which cannot demonstrate ANY SINGLE ACT OF CHARITY which did not have an agenda attached to it that led to PROFIT $$$$$$$$!!! MANY, many, BILLIONS of stolen dollars, wasted lives, and people destroyed.
We don't "HAVE to all" (sic) ANYTHING. This is criminal enterprise, operating as a cult, masquerading as a religion. Why should we tolerate arrogant bullshit, bad science, and people who as a rule make a habit of using and abusing others, themselves, and the privileges of a civilized society?
$cientology IS A CULT! PROVE ME WRONG.
We are Anonymous.
We are LEGION (you stupid cultic lunatics).
We will NEVER forgive.
We will NEVER forget.
EXPECT US
kthxbai
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angel 02/19/2009 10:12:00 PM
well bob, if scientologists have nothing to hide
then they wouldn't have to "rob" people of their money
in order to "attack" those who have just as much of a right
as anyone else in the FREE world. they would be content to
rake in the dough. but instead are still raking in the dought but are covering it up. threatening those who "stand up" to such an abomination. makes me wonder exactly WHY they have nothing better to do than to harass people.
its a criminal offense to harass...where is the law!?
its to bad they take criticism to heart...
its not all gone to the dogs
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angel 02/19/2009 10:04:00 PM
here here DM!!
how right you are.
it is up to the the non scientologists and ex members
to educate the poor, unsuspecting souls who wander
into such a cult for a goal that is not worthy
for even its tenets to be printed on toilet paper to wipe
the ass of evil!!
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bob dobbs 02/19/2009 10:03:00 PM
People who publicly speak out against Scientology are very brave. Scientology will spare no expense on private investigators to check out a critic's background and they're not above a little fabrication if it's noy juicy enough. Scientology has paid $60,000 for full page ads in the New York Times denouncing Germany as a Nazi state because Germany treats Scientology like a business. It's doubtful whether Scientology has spent 60 grand on real charitable things like soup kitchens or housing the homeless
in it's entire history, it's spent millions of dollars a year on private investigators and lawyers though.
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David Miscarriage 02/19/2009 9:32:00 PM
Anyone commenting favorably about this cult cannot ask others to read about Hubbard without themselves reading the real history of Hubbard, an alcoholic, pill-popping, child-abusing charlatan. Members of Scientology are forbidden to read anything critical of Hubbard.
Scientoloy is still responsible for the biggest domestic spying case in American history when, in the 70's, they infiltrated the justice department and the IRS and were busted. Hubbard ran away to see and many Scientologists were charged, including Hubbard's wife at the time.
It is Scientologists who are denied the truth of their so-called church, not legitimate critics and ex-Scientologists who have done the research on this malevolent cult.
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David Miscarriage 02/19/2009 9:31:00 PM
Anyone commenting favorably about this cult cannot ask others to read about Hubbard without themselves reading the real history of Hubbard, an alcoholic, pill-popping, child-abusing charlatan. Members of Scientology are forbidden to read anything critical of Hubbard.
Scientoloy is still responsible for the biggest domestic spying case in American history when, in the 70's, they infiltrated the justice department and the IRS and were busted. Hubbard ran away to see and many Scientologists were charged, including Hubbard's wife at the time.
It is Scientologists who are denied the truth of their so-called church, not legitimate critics and ex-Scientologists who have done the research on this malevolent cult.
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Shannon Arelta 02/19/2009 5:12:00 PM
Come on, guys! EVERY time some criticism of this criminally-convicted cult comes into the news, you'll see the same couple of comments from Scientology's secret service (OSA):
1) "You don't know anything about Scientology, where did you get this information? The Web?"
2) Since you don't know anything about Scientology, you should go out and buy our books, then come in and pay for classes".
This stuff is so repetitious, it's laughable.
We DO know what we're talking about. Most of it comes from cases like Armstrong V. Scientology, Wollersheim v. Scientology, etc. It is in the court records, people. Look up the harm this group has done to its own members and tell us again we don't know what we're talking about!
Scientology: the only cult with an over-active intelligence agency.
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Fredric L. Rice 02/19/2009 4:50:00 PM
Actually law enforcement around the world have managed to stop the Scientology crime syndicate's various crimes and abuses routinely, including the Scientology crime boss "Reverend" Reed Slatkin. What's lacking in the United States is Congressional funding needed to roll up the Scientology crime syndicate once and for all, a project that Lt. Ray Emmons was tasked with to design the dismantleing plan for Federal officers.
And Russel Shaw who wants to pretend that opposing organized crime is hate, when you fled FBI officers in 1999 for the Federal investigation in to Scientology's so-called "Sporgery" crimes, you knew the Scientology crime syndicate's time was almost up.
Anyone who wants to ask me about Scientology, what it is, what it does, and what Scientology's "Sporgery" crimes were, you can email me or do a google search on the word.
Scientology is organized crime. That's all Scientology is.
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02/19/2009 4:36:00 PM
Scientology is as valid as any other religion. You want to all one, you got to allow all.
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Carrie 02/19/2009 2:53:00 PM
I have a similar story. I did some research into Scientology and the human rights abuses documented in court cases shocked me. As a human rights advocate, I went to one of these peaceful protests. It was an afternoon with a bunch of young people with signs and fliers, music, some honestly terrible dancing, and someone brought a cake. I've protested for many different causes before and this was one of the friendliest, most fun gatherings I've seen.
However, when I left the protest, I was followed home by a man taking pictures of me. He stalked me, I assume, to find out where I live. A bit of a terrifying prospect for a woman living alone. He stood right in front of my car so I couldn't leave while he took pictures of my license plate. I even noticed a car with the Scientology symbol (an "S" inside two triangles) on the bumper following me as I drove away. I guess they didn't realize how obvious it was. A few weeks later, I received a threatening letter from a law firm claiming to represent the Church of Scientology calling me the leader of a terrorist organization and how I'd better stop my "illegal" actions or I'd be arrested. It was clearly an intimidation attempt! I was absolutely shocked, in all my time as an activist, I've never never seen something like this happen. I guess anyone who disagrees with Scientologists in any way is considered a "terrorist" to them.
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Roger Minter 02/19/2009 11:51:00 AM
The cult is incredibly dangerous. Very few people know this (though the documentation is all over the web if you bother to look for it), but Scientology operates its own labor camps where people have vanished and died (Rehabilitation Project Force), is responsible for the largest government infiltration in the history of the US (Operation Snow White), have a policy that destroys families by forcing people to cut off contact with anyone in their life who is not a scientologist (the policy is known as Disconnection), utilize authoritative hypnosis at all levels of their "classes" (documented by many sources, including the Australian Government's Anderson Report), and has used incredibly unethical and illegal methods to silence opponents (Operation Freak Out was one example. Fair Game is the policy). This is not, and never has been, an issue of religious intolerance. It is an issue of safety. This cult/organization needs to be destroyed for the good of its followers and everyone else.
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Mr. Inis Common 02/19/2009 6:36:00 AM
Anyone with a few spare minutes on their hands can do some reading from both sides of the fence and see that the people concerned have very good reasons to be. That aside, I believe that its the traffic involved that is of greatest concern, turning a six month rental in the 50's, by a maniac con-artist, into some sort of 'shrine' smacks of continuing 'scamology' in my honest opinion.
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Mr. Inis Common 02/19/2009 6:35:00 AM
Anyone with a few spare minutes on their hands can do some reading from both sides of the fence and see that the people concerned have very good reasons to be. That aside, I believe that its the traffic involved that is of greatest concern, turning a six month rental in the 50's, by a maniac con-artist, into some sort of 'shrine' smacks of continuing 'scamology' in my honest opinion.
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Anonymous 02/19/2009 6:00:00 AM
Oh. We're doing THIS again? I was having a very pleasant evening until once again Scientology intrudes on my life. It isn't as though moving into my neighborhood and acting like fools hasn't been enough, the have to continually lie for PR reasons and intrude on my life in order to be effectively countered.
Don't you people get it? You're not an "anvil;" you're not "hammers;" you are MOST DEFINITELY NOT "Homo Novis!" You are average people of apparently HIGHLY QUESTIONABLE judgement, GTFO out of my neighborhood or be ready to battle in court, the media, and the damned City Council.
Sell the house and get out. You are not welcome.
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angel 02/19/2009 5:25:00 AM
What kind of mentality do those who buy the "books" have?
And they call psychiatrists messed up!!
Spending alot of money to get where? All they are doing is spending money to get broke!
And a house for LRH? wtf for.
if scientology cared for making the world such a better place that money could have been put to better use...
counselling for the ex members to get over all the crap that was pushed on their fragile beings...
tsk tsk
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ccas 02/19/2009 5:14:00 AM
Scientology keep saying people criticize something they know little about, such as Dianetics. You have to see for yourself or pick up the book. This is very untrue. There are plenty of critics written about Dianetics, in which a list can be find in Wikipedia, for example. Dianetics claims to be a science but it's not regarded as such by most independent scientists.
Asking people to try is like drug pushing. You have to try to see what the high is about. Scientology claims to be the expert in well being of the mind. If you believe in god, you have to believe in the devil as well. So there must be virus of the mind, and Scientology may be just that.
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ccas 02/19/2009 5:14:00 AM
Scientology keep saying people criticize something they know little about, such as Dianetics. You have to see for yourself or pick up the book. This is very untrue. There are plenty of critics written about Dianetics, in which a list can be find in Wikipedia, for example. Dianetics claims to be a science but it's not regarded as such by most independent scientists.
Asking people to try is like drug pushing. You have to try to see what the high is about. Scientology claims to be the expert in well being of the mind. If you believe in god, you have to believe in the devil as well. So there must be virus of the mind, and Scientology may be just that.
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Terryeo 02/19/2009 5:01:00 AM
Scientology is millions of printed words. Those literate enough to read can educate themselves if they choose to. Those who see life through a drugged stupor are not so fortunate. Or through a drug induced psychiatric stupor where you mustn't quit taking the magic pill or you'll suicide. Hubbard lived there. The Church purchased and renovated the residence. As it has purchased and renovated historical buildings around the planet. Wake up and open the curtain, people.
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coment on coments 02/19/2009 4:32:00 AM
Jonathon Barbera your simply not Confronting the truth or reality of your Blessed David Miscavage's Scientology.
(It's not! LRH's anymore)
But I understand, i was spoon-fed Cult dog-food for 20 years. You think I didn't read the Books?? What does that got to do with it??
Ask a Scientologist. WTF?
http://askthescientologist.blogspot.com/2008/11/where-are-all-scientologists.html
To M.T. You righteous soul. Keep your head up and your Mask tight. You'll want to see this train-wreck. DM is done. The Cult is going down like Rome.
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BTET 02/19/2009 4:25:00 AM
Let's play a little game -- it's called "spot the Scientologist". Look through the other comments and find the ones that read most like contrived press releases from the Church of Scientology.
But that's OK -- while the Scientologists will try to sell you books and "courses" to find out what they actually believe, you can do your own free research on the good old internet and find out for yourself.
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angel 02/19/2009 4:07:00 AM
Scientology is here to stay. but it doesn't mean we have to tolerate the beliefs of such inane controversial hullabaloo nor do we have to tolerate the manipulation of such a gang. scientology is like a drug, a bad one. Once your hooked your hooked and only a "bottoming out" will wake those up and they will realize what a very expensive hoax it is.
What a shame!
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angel 02/19/2009 4:05:00 AM
Scientology is here to stay. but it doesn't mean we have to tolerate the beliefs of such inane controversial hullabaloo nor do we have to tolerate the manipulation of such a gang. scientology is like a drug, a bad one. Once your hooked your hooked and only a "bottoming out" will wake those up and they will realize what a very expensive hoax it is.
What a shame!
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Jonathon Barbera 02/19/2009 3:53:00 AM
Anti-religious bigotry begins when people insist on having a strong opinion about a religion they have never bothered to study. It is a frightening unknown to them because they couldn't take the time to read a few of L. Ron Hubbard's books on the subject. How can they form an honest opinion of the applied religious philosophy of Scientology without even knowing what it is?
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Beth Soosman 02/19/2009 3:49:00 AM
If I were a neighbor of this Hubbard House, I would want to educate myself on the fascinating, detailed and well-documented history of Hubbard's money scam and his cult of loons, which is in THE BARE-FACED MESSIAH by Russell Miller, available for free on the clambake website. You can't learn ANYTHING from Scientologists, except marvel at how they lie, deny, accuse, and misdirect, when asked the simplest questions about their criminal cult, its beliefs, or the totalitarian manner in which it operates.
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roger gonnet 02/19/2009 3:43:00 AM
Certainly, the cult wants to dominate the world and primarily, to get all the money : that's what Hubbard called getting financial agencies to operate on less risky norms, or such verbiage. The guy was crazy about power and money, how would you to get a disinterested group out of that?
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Michael Tomasello 02/19/2009 3:22:00 AM
A few months ago i protested peacefully infront of one of the scientology orgs. A few days later, an individual representing the Church of Scientology called my workplace and spoke to my supervisor claiming i was a terrorist. I am not a terrorist, i haven't done any illegal except protest peacefully. Well after a lenghty chat with my supervisor, i was fired from the workplace. (I don't want to go into details)
What type of Church calls your workplace and has your fired with false allegations. The Church of Scientology does. Thankfully i found a another job.
Any religion that asks you to donate hundred of thousands of dollars every year for a spiritual cause, is not a religion, but a business organization.
i implore the residents of Pheonix to take some time from your busy lifes and research Scientology thoroughly. There is a lot of information online, thru your local temples,church's and in the libraries.
God Bless,
M.T
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Michael Tomasello 02/19/2009 3:21:00 AM
A few months ago i protested peacefully infront of one of the scientology orgs. A few days later, an individual representing the Church of Scientology called my workplace and spoke to my supervisor claiming i was a terrorist. I am not a terrorist, i haven't done any illegal except protest peacefully. Well after a lenghty chat with my supervisor, i was fired from the workplace. (I don't want to go into details)
What type of Church calls your workplace and has your fired with false allegations. The Church of Scientology does. Thankfully i found a another job.
Any religion that asks you to donate hundred of thousands of dollars every year for a spiritual cause, is not a religion, but a business organization.
i implore the residents of Pheonix to take some time from your busy lifes and research Scientology thoroughly. There is a lot of information online, thru your local temples,church's and in the libraries.
God Bless,
M.T
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comment on comments: 02/19/2009 1:38:00 AM
The house is just a House, sure and Hubbard lived there. No big deal. Scientology has a history, and that will never go away...The House marks an important symbol in Americas' History! Residence of Phoenix are given a gift here; they can use it in a positive or a negative light, and by overwhelming count it's likely the latter. There is less and less to be positive about Scientology everyday! If your an idiot, your bewildered at all the negativity surround This Cult. If your smart you realize the Cult refurbished the House in question with RPF personal, [rehabilitation Project Force] a gulag of abuse and slavery "for fallen" Sea Org Members, this is well noted. Lisa McPherson should be well noted. The history of this Church is as great as it is sinisterly gruesome. Read books? How'bout the writing-on-the-wall? Positively negative, all at the hands of its current Leadership. The current and self-appointed David Mscavage (DM), a PR prodigy (as was Hitler) disgraced Hubbard before his death and had his Will changed in the final hours; He stripped Hubbard's wife, Mary Sue Hubbard, from all records; DM removed/destroyed the most highly Trained (Hubbard Trained Personal such as David Mayo) there are hundreds of others; DM severely altered the Traditions or Tech. As a matter of record, when DMs own Mother threatened to sue the CoS, shortly after got "herself" shot tree times by a shotgun, twice to the chest once to the face, and deemed a "suicide". How's that for "PR"? (later ballistic tests proved this imposable)
The Church of Scientology is a house-of-cards. Perhaps someone may shine the light of truth and purchase an adjacent home, for the shrine of these well documented facts. That would be a positive...
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comment on comments: 02/19/2009 1:38:00 AM
The house is just a House, sure and Hubbard lived there. No big deal. Scientology has a history, and that will never go away...The House marks an important symbol in Americas' History! Residence of Phoenix are given a gift here; they can use it in a positive or a negative light, and by overwhelming count it's likely the latter. There is less and less to be positive about Scientology everyday! If your an idiot, your bewildered at all the negativity surround This Cult. If your smart you realize the Cult refurbished the House in question with RPF personal, [rehabilitation Project Force] a gulag of abuse and slavery "for fallen" Sea Org Members, this is well noted. Lisa McPherson should be well noted. The history of this Church is as great as it is sinisterly gruesome. Read books? How'bout the writing-on-the-wall? Positively negative, all at the hands of its current Leadership. The current and self-appointed David Mscavage (DM), a PR prodigy (as was Hitler) disgraced Hubbard before his death and had his Will changed in the final hours; He stripped Hubbard's wife, Mary Sue Hubbard, from all records; DM removed/destroyed the most highly Trained (Hubbard Trained Personal such as David Mayo) there are hundreds of others; DM severely altered the Traditions or Tech. As a matter of record, when DMs own Mother threatened to sue the CoS, shortly after got "herself" shot tree times by a shotgun, twice to the chest once to the face, and deemed a "suicide". How's that for "PR"? (later ballistic tests proved this imposable)
The Church of Scientology is a house-of-cards. Perhaps someone may shine the light of truth and purchase an adjacent home, for the shrine of these well documented facts. That would be a positive...
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mark 02/19/2009 12:56:00 AM
Wow, I had forgotten about what Ron said about Gays. Just goes to show you, he wasn't all wrong. Hey, maybe he got something else right? Maybe I'll get one of his other books and see if he said something else that is 'spot on'!
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Django 02/18/2009 11:57:00 PM
The facts are that Dianetics is a fraud, perpetrated by a consummate liar and con man. The goal of Scientology is making money for Scientology, through brainwashing, deception and intimidation.
I urge all to check out the Ex-Scientologists Message Board (exscn.net) for real stories of what Scientology is, from hundreds of ex-victims. These stories will curl your hair.
Those Anonymous folks wear masks not to be creepy or scary, but because if they are identified by Scientology they will be brutally persecuted and harassed.
I wish I was exaggerating. I'm not.
Check it out for yourself. Google it.
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Richard 02/18/2009 11:40:00 PM
"The facts are that Dianetics is man's only science of the human mind, and Scientology is man's only science of the spirit and life."
Case closed - pitiful idiocy going on here.
