All of them, those in power, and those who want the power, would pamper us, if we agreed to overlook their crookedness by wilfully restricting our activities.
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Tilman HausherrLong time critic. The cult of greed and power: Scientology and Dianetics
Scientology is
very expensive;
a father who didn't want to pay for the "services" of his son
received a
threatening letter written by Reverend
Andrew Bagley,
a Scientology official. Recovery
takes long
and is very difficult. The title of this paragraph comes
from the excellent and award-winning article in
TIME magazine called
The thriving cult of greed and power, written by
Richard
Behar.
NOTS34: criminality successfully protected by copyright law
NOTS34 is interesting to analyse because it touches two fields
of science: criminology and law. Criminology because NOTS34
illegally promotes an electronic device, the scientology "e-meter"
for healing, and Law because of the measures the criminal cult
of scientology uses to keep the discussion of its criminality
off the public: lawsuits and illegal cancellation. A netizen,
Keith Henson, was recently fined
$75000 for posting it to the internet. (not final)
Someone said that a scientologist had told him that their children
are disturbed because of what they have read on the internet,
and started to ask embarrassing questions. So here is an attempt
to explain scientology with simple words.
Scientollywood: The influence of Scientology in the entertainment industry
Who's in Scientollywood, and who's out? Find it out in the
Scientology Celebrity FAQ
Heroes on the internet: Xenu, Mozilla and "Bob"
According to the anonymously posted
price list,
after a cultie has paid about $159,160 (or worked years for
nearly no money at all), and has been in good standing with
the management, he is eligible to read the
OT
3 (operating thetan three) materials. He gets a xerox of
handwritten notes by the cult's founder explaining that all
our troubles come from an evil guy from outer space named Xenu.
Here is an
article from the Los Angeles Times about what the cult did
when the materials were available in open court records.
Testimonies of supporters and critics of Scientology and Dianetics
P------ ---- got his cult services for free, but didn't get
results. After he asked too much questions, they threatened
that they could kill him with a thought. Finally, a Scientologist
started a fight on the street - read
this
if you want to know who won.
Stupidity of Scientology exposed by its own web pages
Lisa Chabot has often pointed out embarassing web pages on
Scientology's own site. I collected them for your
convenience, and added some I found myself. Some comments
are by Lisa, some by me; but I take responsibility alone for
all comments on this page.
How can scientology help me...
Celebrities in Scientology FAQ
Celebrities are very Special people and have a very distinct
line of dissemination. They have comm[unication] lines that
others do not have and many medias [sic] to get their dissemination
through
—L. Ron Hubbard, from Flag Order 3323, 9 May 1973 The reconnection page: find loved ones 'lost' in Scientology and Dianetics
Many people lost loved ones in Scientology and Dianetics, either
through disconnection, removal or offloading.
Scientology is not that big, and many people leave, therefore
I think that people who left recently can give information on
missing persons. I have also added a few names in which I have
a personal curiosity, because I want to know what has happened
to them.
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