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On Sunday, The Spokesman-Review, a newspaper in Spokane, Washington, published a touching story about high school sweethearts who were forced apart and then finally, after more than 40 years, reunited and got married. Continue reading How Scientology split up teen sweethearts who reunited more than 40 years later
We’ve heard from three of our Hungarian readers who each brought to our attention a rather astounding story that appeared in an online scandal sheet known as “RiPost” about this past weekend’s Scientology “Ideal Org” opening in Budapest. Continue reading Hungarian tabloid’s wacky claim: Shit poured on Scientology’s leader in Budapest protest
We’re in transit again, and so we’re grateful that frequent contributor Jeffrey Augustine came through with another fun look at Scientology’s underlying policies. This one really needs no more explanation than that… Continue reading Why does Scientology have no sense of humor? Because seriousness is a sacrament
[Phil and Willie Jones yesterday at the dedication of their new Florida billboard with Nora Crest, Valeska Paris, Derek Bloch, and Brian Sheen. Photo by Chukicita.]It’s time again for Rod Keller’s Scientology Social Media Review. He’s made a specialty of hunting down the odd and wonderful things Scientologists post to the ‘net. He’s a chronicler who piece by piece builds a highly detailed assessment of what Scientology is doing around the world, and this is what he found for us this week… Continue reading A billboard sprouts in Florida, and other Scientology chaos in our social media review
One of our tipsters came through for us today with some hilarious screenshots from the latest testimonials video that was sent out to Scientology members. In the past, we’ve had the video itself, and we hope eventually to get this one. But for now, we’re just really happy to get these glimpses of Scientologists high on L. Ron Hubbard. What a gas. Continue reading Bomb diggety! It’s more Scientologists high on L. Ron Hubbard and the everloving ‘tech’
[Cindy Plahuta’s letter didn’t sit well with Scientology attorney Wally Pope]On Wednesday, we revealed that Tampa federal Judge James D. Whittemore had put two letters into the court file of the federal fraud lawsuit filed by California residents Luis and Rocio Garcia against the Church of Scientology. Continue reading Was it something we said? Scientology wants Cindy Plahuta’s letter in fraud lawsuit struck
[Rapper The Game (a/k/a Jayceon Terrell Taylor) and LAPD Chief Charlie Beck]We’re on the road today, and so we’re thankful that frequent contributors Jeffrey Augustine and Chris Shelton have pitched in with a couple of interesting items. First, Jeffrey had some thoughts about this past weekend’s noted gang summit in south Los Angeles, and what it means for Scientology… Continue reading Scientology goes shopping for a new top cop in L.A., and a new video from Chris Shelton!
We just got word from Phil and Willie Jones. Their second “Call Me” billboard just went up in Largo, Florida, bringing attention to Scientology’s “disconnection” policy just a few miles from where the church has its international spiritual “mecca” in the town of Clearwater. Continue reading BILLBOARD UP IN FLORIDA: Scientology ‘disconnection’ on view near Clearwater ‘mecca’
[Judge James D. Whittemore]
A couple of new documents showed up recently in the court file of Luis and Rocio Garcia’s federal fraud lawsuit against the Church of Scientology, and we thought you might want to hear about them. Continue reading The judge, his letters, and more proof that Scientology is snowing a federal court
[Phil Jones and his daughter Emily]
Phil and Willie Jones, the Las Vegas couple who got a lot of press for raising the money to put up a billboard in Los Angeles bringing attention to Scientology’s “disconnection” policy, have arrived in Florida this week for the unveiling of a new billboard in the town of Clearwater, Scientology’s spiritual headquarters. Continue reading ‘Call Me’ says their billboard — and their daughter in Scientology did just that
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