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Activists have tracked down a woman French police tried for years to question about the 2006 suicide of a Scientologist — and she’s still working for the movement.
Back on December 13, we broke the news that Scientology was planning to force some of the former Scientologists suing Danny Masterson into “religious arbitration” as a way of killing their lawsuit.
Back in December 2018, we posted a federal complaint filed by a woman in Wyoming named Julie L. Rohrbacher, who was suing her former employer, Teton Therapy, for trying to force her into Scientology courses. Continue reading Wyoming employer settles to prevent trial on forcing worker into Scientology
On Saturday, we posted Skip Young’s update about how he tried to defy Scientology disconnection by flying across the country to see his two grown daughters. It didn’t go well. We got a couple of interesting responses to that, and we wanted you to see this one today. It was submitted by Phil Jones, a pretty familiar name around here. Continue reading If Scientology forced your children to disconnect from you, what would you do?
Who are these guys? That was one of the reactions we had when we saw the dynamite first two videos put out by a couple of young infiltrators who have brought out some of the most fascinating (and hilarious) undercover video from inside Scientology in a long time.
Continue reading Does Mexico really need a Scientology ‘Advanced Org’? We’ll soon find out.
One of our favorite stories of 2016 was the lengthy piece we wrote about Skip Young. At one point, he had worked as an operator for the Church of Scientology while he was a police officer, and he became a footnote in the Snow White Program of the 1970s. Years later, he had been “declared suppressive” by the church, and his adult daughters disconnected from him. Skip now has a startling update for us, as he attempted to reunite with his daughters this past Christmas and… Well, we’ll let him tell the tale.
While you’re in Scientology, everything related to helping the organization achieve its goals is so important, nothing else is. As a member of the Sea Org, you’re always in an emergency situation, handling one top-priority last-minute must-complete crisis after another, around the clock and with your eternity and the organization’s planetary goals at stake. Continue reading In the Sea Org, it’s difficult to see Scientology’s incompetence — until you escape |
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