The shocking news about Kelly Preston’s breast cancer death at 57 has led to public outpourings of grief and tributes to the actress, who was married to actor John Travolta and, like him, was a longtime and very dedicated Scientologist.
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L. Ron Hubbard’s 1958 book “Have You Lived Before This Life?” is the inspiration of the talk and Meister reads part of the introduction. The book is no longer for sale in Scientology bookstores, possibly because the contents are quite gruesome and violent, a fact not mentioned in the video.
Continue reading Scientology turned ‘Dianetics’ into a 4-hour video, and the result is UTTER MADNESS
On Tuesday we pointed out that in the release of information from the Trump administration listing which companies received small-business bailout loans under the Paycheck Protection Program to help them get through the coronavirus crisis, there were three Scientology churches, two Narconon drug rehabs, and Scientology’s most unhinged front group, Citizens Commission on Human Rights. Continue reading ‘Scientology’s Hogwarts’ and other schools got PPP loans
We got a big reaction to yesterday’s story about LAPD officer Cory Palka’s emails showing how cozy the relationship is between LA police and the Church of Scientology.
On the morning of March 3, 2017, we broke the news that for several months the Los Angeles Police Department had been investigating the claims of three women who said they had been raped by Scientology celebrity and That ’70s Show actor Danny Masterson. Continue reading Internal LAPD emails show the department’s cozy relationship with Scientology
Penny Atwell Jones is an OT 8 Scientologist who has a way of drawing attention to herself. She’s appeared in a couple of stories here, and she tends to get a little news coverage these days as one of the president’s most enthusiastic supporters. Continue reading Scientology celebrity Catherine Bell’s July 4th was on fire!
Yesterday the Trump administration released data about thousands of companies that received loans of $150,000 or more that were intended to help “small businesses” get through the coronavirus health crisis. Multi-billion-dollar international religious organizations don’t appear to fit that description. But among the recipients of loans in the Paycheck Protection Program we found three Scientology churches and two Narconon centers, as well as Scientology’s most unhinged front group, Citizens Commission for Human Rights, which agitates against the mental health field. |
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