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'Achievement in the Field of Excellence'? Guess they didn' see 'Eyes Wide Shut', 'Last Samuri', or any of his other recent movies.

Ah, well, that explains Katie Holmes!

When a person has been brainwashed to believe he lives one lifetime (the life of the body), then anything out of this view is ...well outside.

With CIA and other intel operations fine-tuning brainwashing through (now) electronic means as a followup to its MK Ultra program (google mk ultra), it's more important for individuals to have access to data that can undo mind manipulation.

In fact, Dianetics in 1950 was proven to be the only technology that enabled a person to (a) recall having hypnotized under drugs with shock to install the implanted thought / compulsion and (b) to remove the effects of this.

Those that wish to turn each individual into a "happy" pill taking production unit will use every front group to attempt to dissuade individuals from looking for themselves.

For an individual to consider that amongst the countless billions (perhaps trillions) of planets amongst the thousands of galaxies (of which our Milk Way is but one), Earth is the only technologically advanced society is beneath stupidity and just a continuation of the Dark Ages condemnation to "hell for all eternity" of anyone disagreeing with the "earth is the center of the universe, and the sun revolves around the earth."

The Earth is NOT the center of the universe... right now my ex-wife is.... she's a black hole sucking down every bit of $$ I have....

HELP!!!

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amy says:
"Still steaming" alright!!!!
Howza bout some more western talk, pardner?
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My thoughts exactly! Loved the sheetrockers who did Jesse James proud. Because we all know he was a stickler for drywall.

Boy, this Miscavige script reaches a new level of corn, don't it?

I like where he slips and almost says:

"Where I made munch[kin]" and the munchkins appear.

(Miscavige is only about 5'3" at most.)

Well, everything is bigger and better in Texas, including the wacky cult of Scientology. I'm sure Miscavige wore his sky high elevator shoes for this event. Remember, Scientology, all from LRH (L. Ron Hubbard) who claimed cigarette smoking protects you from cancer, and that he almost got hit by a train on Venus.

Where would the world be without this nutty cult?

Search for my name, Telly Bumsquat, on YOUTUBE, to see my own video about Xenu and the secrets of Scientology. I think my video deserves a medal for "excellence in the field of fields," at least.

In the 1950s you guys also claimed that this "technology" would give a person 100$ perfect memory, ability to raise the dead using "Tone 40," never catch cold or have any other illness, be more powerful than an atom bomb, and a bunch of other crazy nonsense.

How's that working out for you?

>>In fact, Dianetics in 1950 was proven to be the only technology that enabled a person to (a) recall having hypnotized under drugs with shock to install the implanted thought / compulsion and (b) to remove the effects of this.

Love the Simpsons reference near the second paragraph!

Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard while he was still sane told his son"You know how become a millionaire... start a religion." admitting that Scientology is nothing but a fictionally created story. Scientology is nothing but a corporation that thrives off the ignorance of it's followers by selling them and whoever else books, and courses on how to "improve" themselves spiritually. One of their expensive scams is that they will sell you for extremely large amounts of money a series of books that in the end are supposed to teach you how to walk through walls.... and after spending long hours of self deceptive meditation, a lot of money, and reading you become brainwashed to believe that you can actually walk through walls and when you try to and end up bumping your nose against the wall you are told that you couldn't do it because you're not ready yet however there are more books and courses available that will someday make it possible for you to do so for larger amounts of money butt not really.
Scientology = manipulative corporate scam brainwashing moneybaggers club
Scientologist = manipulated misguided fool
I know someone who got sucked into Scientology, I didn't know he was a Scientologist until one day, about 4 years ago, he said "Rob here's a book you should read." He passed me Dianetics by L. Ron Hubbard. I laughed and said "L. Con Flubbfart ha forget it." For the first time in the years since I've known the guy he displayed anger and I'm talking very angry!!! Verbally with an agressive face.After that display he went on to talk about the ability to walk through walls, he hasn't reached that level but he plans on getting there etc...I've also heard of that course from an ex-Scientologist and neither of them know each other A common brainwashing technique used by cults is that of malnutrition coupled with sleep deprivation. By supplying a diet to their subjects that lacks the proper amount of proteins, vitamins, and minerals necessary for a healthy body and mind, coupled or not with sleep deprivation, their subjects easily fall prey to suggestion whether it is direct through discussion or indirect through literature and videos.
For all you need to know on Scientology read the June 1983 Penthouse Magazine interview with L. Ron Hubbard Jr.

@Chris:

On my way, I've upgraded from the DC-8 - Travolta's flying me in on his 747.

Realist, GaryDM and other Hubbard promoters in this thread:

Scientology falsely claims to support freedom of speech, freedom of religion, etc. Luckily, we already live in a society that allows just such freedoms. Part and parcel of this condition is that we must all be prepared to have our beliefs questioned or even ridiculed in this open forum.

Within Scientology, it may be considered a "crime" (spookily reminiscent of Orwell's "thoughtcrime") to question the dogma laid down by "dear leader" L. Ron Hubbard, but out here in the "wog world" ideas and practices must stand or fall based on their objective merit.

And what you will primarily see taken to task is not the "religious" beliefs of individual Scientologists, but rather the deceptive and criminal practices of the many Hubbard corporations and businesses (CoS, RTC, Narconon, Criminon, etc). As you have chosen to be spokespeople for these groups, in the eyes of the public you share responsibility for the harm they have done to so many for so long.

Oh and can I get a Nobel Prize for "Awesomeness"?

Religion...If they win they'll be right and everyone who doesn't believe will be the wackos. This is the way religion works, and why I won't touch it with a ten-foot poll. Truth becomes the equal of a critical mass of believers. A mass which in all the successful "world" religions includes the right person in the right position with the right amount of power to spread the poppycock - Constantine I in Rome, King Ezana in Ethiopia - the list goes on and on and on. And one day, a prominent political figure somewhere in the world will become a scientologist or member of some other kooky cult (no more kooky than the first Christians seemed to the Romans) and it will become a state religion. The rest will be sad history.

The representation of this religion shows that the author is either a bad or lazy reporter or has found someone that he feels the can pounce on with no concerns of the general public calling him on it. I don't really see the reporting just a bunch of mixed up opinions being passed off as facts.

Robert Wilonsky should stick being a movie critic where he doesn't need to do any research but just sit and eat popcorn.

If I can type with my hands up in all this popcorn, RoB, I'd tell you they're trying to sell the joint.

http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairpark/2008/12/mother_hubbard_the_scientology.php

But my mouth's full right now. I'm eating research in a dark theater at the moment. Real hard.

When JW says "general public," he really just means "psychotic scientologists."

Speaking of "information is free," it looks like the Fishman papers are still available on the net:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/fishman/index2.html

http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/fishman/exhibb.html
http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/fishman/ot8a.html

Linked to for research purposes only, of course.

I've defended Islam here, and will. I follow the teachings of Jesus, and the golden rule. I don't appreciate mocking a faith. I don't think the article said anything that was overly disrespectful, I didn't see the clip.

But, I can defend Islam based on the Quran, I can defend my belief that Jesus is the Messiah, but not God, just as any Jew would assume from the text of the Bible.

I am a huge fan of the sayings of the Buddah, and the Tao te Ching and may be called a Taoist as rightly as a Christian or Muslim. I appreciate all these Sacred Texts. Hell, I venerate as true the absurd Koans and creation stories of the Mahabarata.

I don't think it's crazy to think that there are aliens and I am skeptical of Pharmaceuticals. Is there some text I could read that offers the wisdom of Scientology?

I've never seen anything a Scientologist would represent as true and argue this in public. Why is this? Can we not handle the truth?

$cientology is nothing but a 2-bit hustle ran by a now dead in the closet pill popper(read up on el ron and his pinks and greys habit). Sure, other religions take donations, but they also provide their paths of salvation for any one whos willing to inquire.

OMG!
Scientologists can believe whatever crap they want. LOL.
But these lies from their "leader" are over the top.

Tricking their blind sheep with trumped up numbers and lies of expansion is dispicable.
They may be building new orgs to make it look like expansion, but many remain empty.

Does the crowd in this video look real to you???
Look a little phoney??
Smart! Cause it is.

I looked up Wentworth, TX. It has a population of 30. I'm sure the farmers will be flocking in to get their Xenu on at the new Scilon center. Migrant farmers welcome. Scientology now shafts people in two languages.

If you don't submit, Wentworth, Scientology could be lookin' to turn you into Bulgravia faster than Jesse James could tar a roof.

So the religion thats founder claimed "there was no Christ" in the video link (above) has a grand opening in the Bible Belt on Easter ? Good luck with that church you got there Xenu !

Let's clear at least one common complaint from Scientologists:

"You don't ridicule "insert a religion" why ridicule Scientology. Hate speech!"

Answer: When any organization scams people out of money through manipulation, lies, contracts, civil rights violations, etc. they open themselves up for ridicule and criticism. Scientology practices all that and more!

And on the day after I paid my taxes I want to also comment on this "churches" unfair IRS advantages. Please read taxthecult.com , do your own research to substantiate anything you might not be sure of, then tell your legislatures to make this right! Everyday citizens are paying out the nose for bailouts and everything else, meanwhile this "church" who is currently fighting a multitude of lawsuits charging human trafficking, forced abortions, and more are getting off, literally, TAX FREE!

@Realist who says: "As for Tom Cruise's popularity, his movie Valkyrie has by now just passed the $200,000,000 mark."

As with all of Tommy Girls movies, scientologists show up over and over to buy tickets to get "the stats up" for these movies. LOL

The same goes for your "best seller" Dianetics. Who buys all of those books? scientologists

Hmmm - I'm trying to recall which other "religion" ever got busted and convicted trying to play spy and infiltrate U.S. Government offices.
Can't come up with any off the top of my head...