Narconon Georgia Facing Closure: It Shouldn’t Have Taken a Death
and I’m glad it’s still being discussed.

I disagree, only in that one is mind-controlled way before that, either by the cult or by your parents who are in the cult. True, that’s where you get into deeper shit.

Yes I did mention that to him, and he thinks *im* rabid. I will wear him down eventually. He just needs the real information. He’s still at the “people can believe whatever they choose” part.

awwww, bury, now that’s REAL love;)

Crop circles are the results of Xenu doing donuts on the fields when nobody is looking.

Thanks jensting. It is not always easy to find or know the new threads there and this is certainly appreciated.

The Belgium investigation is resulting in indictments.

For Flemish speakers: http://www.tijd.be/nieuws/politiek_economie_belgie/Belgie_vervolgt_scientology.9284893-3136.art

This complements the convictions in France, upheld on appeal.

Hubbard’s habits changed over the years. The point is that Hubbard, especially during his most “creative” years in Scientology – the 1950s, and even through to the late 1960s – used a variety of psychoactive substances. That’s how he was able to “rise above the bank.”

When he started becoming sick, physically, he changed his habits and, relatively speaking, “cleaned up his act.” There is no doubt, however, that Hubbard never had a personal prohibition on his private use of psychoactive substances. He did as he pleased. The rules were for the slaves… ah the Scientologists.

Also the last comment on http://www.forum.exscn.net/showthread.php?28385-NOI-supports-Narconon&p=760059 states that Farrakhan’s son was treated at NN. Does anyone have any information about this?