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We hope we can convey to you how much it hit us square in the solar plexus when Leah Remini sent us the photo above, which she came across as she was going through some of her things. Continue reading Leah Remini: Where’s the outrage about Scientology’s disappeared?
Thanks again to Rasha for bringing to us the newest edition of International Scientology News. The magazine is generally one of the most tiresome, as it serves mainly to repeat all of the propaganda that had been presented at one of David Miscavige’s big events, in this case the most recent L. Ron Hubbard Birthday Event in Clearwater, Florida. Continue reading L. Ron Hubbard: Scientology will thrive when medical doctors are reined in
Rod Keller has the week off, and we’re grateful to Rasha for coming through in the meantime by sending us the new issues of Impact and International Scientology News. Today, we’ll look at a couple of choice items from the former. Continue reading L. Ron Hubbard defines religion for you skeptical non-Xenu believers
This week in ‘Scientology Lit’ we’re looking at perhaps our favorite book by L. Ron Hubbard himself, the infamous ‘A History of Man’ of 1952. By that year, Hubbard had committed to the idea that Scientology, grown from the ashes of Dianetics, would pursue the idea of past-life therapy. This book was intended to give auditors some guide to the crazy stuff they would be finding in the far pasts of the people they would be auditing. Because, as Hubbard explains, when you go millions and billions of years into a thetan’s past, you literally go back through the history of evolution itself to times when, for example, the thetan inhabited not a human being but various kinds of mollusks. We’ve selected parts of the lengthy fourth chapter from the book in the name of Fair Use, so that you can get a sense of the book and give us your thoughts on it.
Continue reading Scientology and evolution: The otherwordly experience of reading ‘A History of Man’
[Attorney Graham Berry]We first got to know, and wrote about, attorney Graham Berry some 20 years ago in Los Angeles. He was already well known by then for his battles with the Church of Scientology. More recently, he has handled a string of new cases involving allegations that Scientology is taking advantage of elderly and other disadvantaged people with outrageous financial schemes. Continue reading Scientology deception and financial fraud spelled out in incredible legal letter
[Miss New York Rahmeka Cox, helping to peddle Hubbardism]You might remember that we got some help last month from a health journalist who elicited an interesting reaction from the organization that runs Miss New York pageants, which in turn feed the Miss America contest. Continue reading Pageant official: Miss New Yorks are clueless about Scientology and we’re OK with that
When Tarpley Hitt at the Daily Beast asked us about Scientology’s front group Citizens Commission on Human Rights, we emphasized to her that what made CCHR Scientology’s most unhinged front group was that its mission is not simply to criticize psychiatry but to destroy it. Continue reading LEAKED: Scientology’s secret playbook for world domination!
[Could an L. Ron Hubbard directive make a difference in the Danny Masterson investigation?]An ongoing rape investigation involving an accused Scientologist perpetrator and his (then) Scientologist victims just received a shot in the arm, we’re told, and it has to do with this website and something we published over the weekend. Continue reading Scientology policy is to investigate rape victims seeking help, 1963 document reveals
We have a great new report from our man Graham in England… e
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