"Humanitarian and founder Mr. L. Ron Hubbard wrote in the Creed of the Church of Scientology, 'We of the Church believe that all men of whatever race, ...Read the complete article: International Day for Tolerance on a Global Scale
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
International Day for Tolerance on a Global Scale
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Things That Make No Sense: Scientology and the Electoral College
From perpetualpost.com:
LILIT MARCUS: So, I’m a religion journalist. Can you imagine a less glamorous job? No one wants to make dinner party conversation about the Pope’s latest speech. However, if I want people to sit rapt and stare at me, all I have to do is offer to explain what the hell Scientology is about. I was going to do that here, and then I realized that a) it’s been done already, and b) I can provide it right here in all its brilliant South Park glory.Read the complete article: Things That Make No Sense: Scientology and the Electoral College
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Speak Your Piece: Since When is Dallas Rural?
From www.dailyyonder.com:
... for a "position on the American spectrum of ideas ...somewhere between a doomsday cult and Scientology." According to Rich, Republicans in 2008 lost ...Read the complete article: Speak Your Piece: Since When is Dallas Rural?
The Ronbot Hun... writes:
From sydney-central.whereilive.com.au:
I am an ex-scientologist well known to be one of their critics, and have first-hand knowledge that the cult of scientology is a GODLESS and evil cult.Read the complete article: The Ronbot Hun... writes:
The cult is a for profit private corporation and not a true religion.
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Scientology 'a criminal organisation', says Australian senator
From www.inspiremagazine.org.uk:
An Australian lawmaker has launched a scathing attack on the Church of Scientology saying: "Scientology is not a religious organisation but a criminal organisation that hides behind its so called religious beliefs." In a speech to the Australian Senate on 17 November, Senator Nick Xenophon said the Church of Scientology had a "worldwide pattern of abuse and criminality". The Church of Scientology responded in a statement saying that the senator had presented unsubstantiated allegations as if they were factual evidence, and by speaking under parliamentary privilege he had abused the powers granted to him as lawmaker. (Ecumenical News International)Read the complete article: Scientology 'a criminal organisation', says Australian senator
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Re:Church of Scientology
From slashdot.org:
Scientology was the first organization I am aware of that successfully forced an internet anonymous email service to dig up and disclose information about ...Read the complete article: Re:Church of Scientology
Scientology Attacker Gets Prison Time 366 days in jail for DDoS
From news.softpedia.com:
The DDoS attacks in January 2008 quickly stopped after they were condemned by existing critics of the Church of Scientology. No hacking was involved - hacking is gaining unauthorised access to a computer, DDoSing is flooding servers with requests so that they overload. The Church of Scientology has a proven record of manufacturing attacks on itself to gain sympathy. In 1977 for example the FBI discovered that it had attempted to frame journalist Paulette Cooper for making bomb threats. She narrowly avoided a long prison term. The original Anonymous who still post on 4chan and anti-Scientology Anonymous have diverged over the past two years as the latter grew and are presently separate groups with little overlap. Comments on ...Read the complete article: Scientology Attacker Gets Prison Time 366 days in jail for DDoS
This Just in: Scientology is All Kinds of Fraudulent (in France)
From funnycrave.com:
That aside, our French friends also won't abide goofy ...
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That aside, our French friends also won't abide goofy ...
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Is The Super Adventure Club Teetering?
From andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com:
Scientology has a long history of spastic, sweaty spokespersons with creepy laughs who eventually crack under the pressure and leave the organization. There was Robert Vaughn Young, who publicly renounced the church in 1989 after decades in its leadership. He was followed by Mike Rinder, an unhinged Australian bulldog who decided to stop lying for church leader David Miscavige last year and spoke out publicly about the cult's bizarre and arbitrary cruelty in June. The latest inheritor of Young and Rinder's mantle as the unsettling public face of scientology is Tommy Davis, the head of the cult's Celebrity Centre in Los Angeles.Read the complete article: Is The Super Adventure Club Teetering?
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Attack on Scientology Website Sends New Jersey Man to Jail on Felony Charges
From www.prnewswire.com:
NEWARK, N.J., Nov. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- The United States District Court in Newark, N.J., sentenced a New Jersey man today to one year and one day in federal prison on a felony conviction for his part in a cyber attack against Church of Scientology websites in January 2008 [Case No. CR 09-87-01] (i, ii)Read the complete article: Attack on Scientology Website Sends New Jersey Man to Jail on Felony Charges
He carried out the attack with others calling themselves "Anonymous," a hate group targeting Scientology and others individuals and organizations (iii), including the website of the Prime Minister of Australia (iv).
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What the Hell's Wrong With Gavin Newsom?
From gawker.com:
So, like, you might assume that interviewer Hank Plante would ask about this mysterious absense from all his official events, and his unannounced, Mark Sanford-style trip to Hawaii. But Newsom just wants to grin and laugh the soulless laugh of a cornered Scientologist, and talk about the budget deficit. It is a terrible, terrible interview, with the rictus smile and the mirthless laughter. And it ends with Newsom removing his mic and bitching, off the record, about how mean it is of journalists to ask what the hell is up with him.Read the complete article: What the Hell's Wrong With Gavin Newsom?
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Monday, November 23, 2009
Scientology: Religious sect, or money-making cult?
From www.theglobeandmail.com:
Church of Scientology lawyer Patrick Maisonneuve, left, speaks to reporters after a court returned a verdict of fraud against the group, at a Paris courthouse, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009. APRead the complete article: Scientology: Religious sect, or money-making cult?
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The German domestic intelligence service keeps the Church of Scientology under surveillance as a potential threat to democracy. Belgian prosecutors have been building a blackmail case against it for 11 years.
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Rudd's concerns no bar to funds for school that uses Hubbard text
From www.smh.com.au:
THE PRIME MINISTER, Kevin Rudd, has expressed concern about the Church of Scientology but will provide subsidies worth more than $1 million to a Sydney school that promotes the teaching of the church's founder, ...
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THE PRIME MINISTER, Kevin Rudd, has expressed concern about the Church of Scientology but will provide subsidies worth more than $1 million to a Sydney school that promotes the teaching of the church's founder, ...
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Times Publishing sells DC magazine to Scientology?
From www.catholic.org:
The parent company of the newspaper who published a major expose on Scientology sells magazine to West Coast Publisher tied to Scientology. ...Read the complete article: Times Publishing sells DC magazine to Scientology?
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