What do these Tinsel-Townees have in common?: Kelly Preston, John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Issac Hayes, Priscilla and Lisa Marie Presley, Katie Holmes, and Tom Cruise. They belong to a cult that believes humans are an exiled race from outer space.
Showing posts with label Scientology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scientology. Show all posts
4/15/18
Scientology: Get Rich Quick. Form Your Own Religion
What do these Tinsel-Townees have in common?: Kelly Preston, John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Issac Hayes, Priscilla and Lisa Marie Presley, Katie Holmes, and Tom Cruise. They belong to a cult that believes humans are an exiled race from outer space.3/26/13
Want To Get Rich? Found Your Own Religion
6/3/09
Wikipedia Bans Scientologists
The Church of Scientology has overplayed its hand. As usual, it propagandizes everything it touches, but this time the strategy did not work. Wikipedia has banned the "Church" and its members from editing the Scientology article at the Wiki site. Wikipedia discovered that members of the church were editing articles in order to give the church favorable coverage. More
Mind Shadows posts on Scientology can be read here and here.
2/18/09
Scientologists: Because of Psychiatrists 9/11 Happened
Psychiatrists Caused 9/11 According to Scientologists.
It's all in the twisted ways that shrinks make us think about our minds, according to Scientologists. Never mind that founder L. Ron Hubbard once bragged that a person could get rich inventing his own religion. (He did invent one and he did get rich.) His own son testified in court that the religion is fraudulent. The son about his father in a legal document: "He is a fraud and has always been a fraud." The son also stated, "The stated representations are all false. He never obtained degrees from those universities, or ever served in combat. He was relieved of duty three times as being unfit, and ended up in a psychiatric hospital at the end of the war."
An FBI document states that psychiatrists diagnosed Hubbard as paranoid-schizophrenic and that he wrote the FBI complaining about his wife as well as alleged communists, one of whom allegedly broke into his apartment and stuck a hypodermic needle into his heart, inducing coronary thrombosis and electric shock.
The title for this post comes from a video link. In an interview, a Scientology spokesman blamed 9/11 on psychiatrists. I had the link below, which I have replaced with its picture. In other words, it doesn't work. Because somebody taped an interview and dared to call it for what it was--bullshit--the video was pulled by Scientology from YouTube, claiming a copyright for the "Church's" Axiom 10 Productions. They follow the precept of their founder, L. Ron Hubbard--strike hard and fast at your enemies.
It's all in the twisted ways that shrinks make us think about our minds, according to Scientologists. Never mind that founder L. Ron Hubbard once bragged that a person could get rich inventing his own religion. (He did invent one and he did get rich.) His own son testified in court that the religion is fraudulent. The son about his father in a legal document: "He is a fraud and has always been a fraud." The son also stated, "The stated representations are all false. He never obtained degrees from those universities, or ever served in combat. He was relieved of duty three times as being unfit, and ended up in a psychiatric hospital at the end of the war."
An FBI document states that psychiatrists diagnosed Hubbard as paranoid-schizophrenic and that he wrote the FBI complaining about his wife as well as alleged communists, one of whom allegedly broke into his apartment and stuck a hypodermic needle into his heart, inducing coronary thrombosis and electric shock.
The title for this post comes from a video link. In an interview, a Scientology spokesman blamed 9/11 on psychiatrists. I had the link below, which I have replaced with its picture. In other words, it doesn't work. Because somebody taped an interview and dared to call it for what it was--bullshit--the video was pulled by Scientology from YouTube, claiming a copyright for the "Church's" Axiom 10 Productions. They follow the precept of their founder, L. Ron Hubbard--strike hard and fast at your enemies.
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