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Scientology Exposed

Nice series here from the St. Petersburg Times on the Scientology cults based on interviews with some high-up former insiders.

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11 Responses to “Scientology Exposed”

  1. You anger Xenu.

    Xenu SMASH!

  2. mirele says:

    I guess the kult of $cientology has decided to dump its members hard earned ca$$$$h into blogads. One appeared below this article…

  3. El Cid says:

    Surely the Sea Org will now attack Tampa and lay a siege upon it.

  4. Wek says:

    Shhhhhh! Quit pissing them off. If they pack up and leave my local economy would fall to pieces.

  5. Parthenon says:

    I usually make it a point to not mock anybody’s religion, but since it’s a faith of the rich and highly obnoxious, I feel less bad about it.

  6. TG says:

    I love Scientology. They sent out questionnaires in my neighborhood a few years back. I love their E-Meters. They sell them on Ebay.

    A Russian website published some original writings from Hubbard in his later years. The man was clearly imaginative but also insane. The Xenu story is the best.

  7. Michael Over Here says:

    For me, the most interesting element of the St Petersburg Times series is the extra videos of Scientology events. Particularly the one of Miscavige announcing L. Ron Hubbards death as if he had shed his earthly body and ascended to the heavens to continue his work. It’s nefarious sounding and you’d have to be pretty gullible to see that video and not think “scam”.

    http://www.tampabay.com/specials/2009/reports/project/archive-videos.shtml

  8. jr says:

    Some people like do anything to be a part of a community

  9. Duros62 says:

    I usually make it a point to not mock anybody’s religion, but since it’s a faith of the rich and highly obnoxious, I feel less bad about it.

    Since it isn’t really a religion but a pyramid scheme, you shouldn’t feel bad at all.

  10. C.S.Strowbridge says:

    “Since it isn’t really a religion but a pyramid scheme, you shouldn’t feel bad at all.”

    Go into a recruitment center and then say something like, ‘I’m Catholic, so I can’t join your religion.’ They will say, ‘We’re not a religion. We provide scientifically proven self-help methods.’