Talk about Scientology

An Introduction to Scientology: http://www.modemac.com/cos

See also: Scientology entry at The High Weirdness Project

Are all Scientologists gay like Tom Cruise?

– cds1010101 2005-04-10 03:43 UTC

There's been a persistent rumor that John Travolta is also gay, and that he stays in the group because he's afraid of them exposing the truth about him.

– Anonuser 2005-04-10 09:53 UTC

A friend of mine has now become involved with scientology.

At first it was an on and off thing but now I feel as though he's really drifting. He now lives with a fellow scientologist, works with one, goes to the "org" in his free time and comes across as quite distant. He's changed so much. Perhaps it's because he feels as though he's more enlightened than his old friends. Either that or just brain washed! I've done allot of research on scientology since this involvement. Research I don't believe he's done.
I see it as a genius plan for gaining money and taking advantage of the vulnerable. Mr H has achieved what he wanted. I can't believe how corrupt it is!
Although I’m frustrated with my friend, I don't see that there's anything that I can do. It's like smoking. You don't do the research before you start, it doesn't matter what people tell you because it's 'your life'. You become addicted, and spend stupid amounts of money on it. Even though it says smoking kills you on the packet, you ignore it!

– Anonymous 2005-04-16 23:35 UTC

You might tell your friend about Xenu and Body Thetans, about the fact that Scientology's core beliefs are actually that humans are infected with the invisible bodies of murdered space aliens which Scientology calls "Body Thetans" or "BTs" for short.

You can even send your friend copies of "O T 3" – Operating Thetan Level 3, written by Hubbard which describes the flying saucers and alien infestations that are the real core of Scientology.

Email me at frice@skeptictank.org and I'll send you the Russian URL that contains the specifics.

As to John Travolta and Tom Cruise, my opinion is that they're both gay. There's a lengthy Patterson Affidavit that covers both of them signing on to Scientology initiazlly as a means to be "cured" of their gayness, and while there's reason to be skeptical about unconfirmed court document claims, it certainly looks legitimate to me considering supportive documents and history.

– Damoclese 2005-04-19 18:57 UTC

Yes, I feel the disconnection you speak of. But why should I, who knows the truth about why we are, be not able to share that knowledge with mankind? I admit, I was never one to accept things as they are, and I never will. The world is constantly changing, living, if you will, and all these contradictions to accepted law present themselves in a form of evolution, with a touch of God. Yes, man is the descendant of gods that once lived upon the earth. Is this not Scientology? Do you really want to know what primitive impulse pursues your wildest dreams? Those of you who chose to follow my path will have the satisfaction of going to the grave knowing the truth, what really happened. That is probably the only reward you will get from this, but, oh, what a reward.

– ctc7752 2005-04-25 15:30 UTC

And in English for the rest of us, that translates to:

"Blubya blubya burble swapp!"

What constitutes Scientology can be determined by examining its criminal history and its own internal documents which describe its criminal core.

– Just Waiting 2005-04-27 19:10 UTC

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Whether or not some "celeb" actor is gay or not should be irrelevant. If that person is being blackmailed that is only made possible by prejudice. Nobody need take a fence about someone elses personal sexuality. Scentology itself, however is Anna Fence to all civilised peoples of TeeGeeAck. It is that scurrilous cult that attempts in vein to hide the crime of falsie imp-prisonmeant meated out to my granddaddy. If you don't understand any of this disconnect immediately and go read from some of the links at modemac.comcos

– Prince Xemu III 2005-05-18 21:33 UTC

But it does matter if particular individuals are gay or not when it's alleged (as it is with the Paddington affidavit about Tom Cruise and John Travolta) that they joined a cult to have their homosexuality "cured." I'd suspect that right now I could telephone a Scientgology business office, ask them if they could "cure" my daughter's gayness, and be given some weasel words that boil down to "yes, but it's going to cost you as much money as we can room out of you."

My opinions only, of course.

– Damotclese 2005-05-19 20:03 UTC

I would like to make a docudrama blowing Scientology out of the water. Maybe even some animated Xenu segments for effect.

– Anonymous 2005-05-31 08:20 UTC

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In the recent research I have done, I find the whole premise of the "religion" extremely bizarre. I wonder how one thinking and rational individual can honestly buy into a "religion" that believes humans are infected with invisible bodies of murdered aliens! Its a ridiculous idea with no factual basis. I recently watched an interview with a british reporter and Tom Cruise where it was revealed that the reporter had to attend the Church of Scientology for 4 1/2 hours as a condition of having that interview. Mr. Cruise said you did not have to do it but the reporter felt obligated for the interview purpose. I believe that medications can help people and also harm but I believe that denial of treatment of an illness based on a false teaching of scientology is not fair to the sufferer. Depression is a real illness with real cures brought about by factual scientific research with objective goals and outcomes. I believe those who are "brainwashed" by the church of scientology are truly weak minded and blinded by evil. It is sad and scary what that so called "religion" is capable of and I hope that people who are able to speak out and bring forth truth should do so and use the voice inside themselves to help others see what lies beneath the surface of a deceptive conceptual religion.

– Isis 2005-06-12 16:58 UTC

First of all, let me say that a religion is one's own choosing. That is up to them and it
is between that person and his higher power to deal with. It will be revealed to him whether
it is right or wrong. Maybe in this lifetime, maybe in the next. Now, the fact that someone
is gay IS irrelevant and scientology is NOT the only religion forcing people to believe
religion can "fix" it. Christianity also looks at homosexuality as a disease. I am a Christian
and I don't believe such a thing. You all read into religion too much. You should not focus on
the act, but the action and why it is made. It is the peace and the faith that matters. Faith is
to bring peace. Religion is manmade and it is to bring together a biased group. Where there is
a biased group, you have disconnection because now, there is disagreement. I am not gay,nor do
I dislike people who are gay. In the Bible, it says to love your neighbor…also it says that
faith the size of a mustardseed can move a mountain. Don't be upset with Scientology or any
denomination. Be upset with the individual for not accwpting themselves the way they are. Yet,
if they really feel the need to change, let them do so and deal with it. It is no different
from plastic surgery. It all comes down to the individual and their Maker. Amen.

– sasha corrodus 2005-06-13 23:39 UTC

Teresa Whitton…I myself have a disorder called OCD or Obsession Compulsion Disorder with Post tramatic stress syndrome. I have been on medication for this disorder .I do feel when I am on medication my issues don't get solve due to being hindered over the medication. I am med free my disorder is getting alott better for honesty to myself, working on my issues, will get me further in life than denile.Honesty is really the key medicine and hard work.Peace to all.

– Anonymous 2005-06-14 18:17 UTC

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TOM CRUISE KILLS OPRAH !!!

http://www.zippyvideos.com/153109597471325.html

– Athrun Zala 2005-06-28 10:52 UTC

It's amusing. Cruise's insane antics have drive my web site statistics through the roof with people look for his name next to Scientology. If anyone ever needed professional assistance, it's Cruise.

– Damotclese 2005-06-29 00:51 UTC

Xenu is deeply hurt that you removed his posts from last week. This is simple discriminations--period! I'm not sure if Tom Cruise is gay, but I'm sure you are!

– Xenu 2005-07-25 15:26 UTC

Gripe if you want, but this page is for discussion of Scientology. Silly stuff goes elsewhere.

– Modemac 2005-07-25 16:14 UTC

Quoth Modemac:

> Gripe if you want, but this page is for discussion of Scientology. Silly stuff goes elsewhere.

Agreed, last time I check the intarwebs were NOT a democracy.

– Rev.LeeAustin 2005-07-25 16:50 UTC

Since this is "NOT a democracy," why bother expressing your concordance (or for that matter disagreement) with respect to an action or point of view? Since democracy is irrelevant here, your assent is equally irrelevant.

As an autocrat, the blogmaster answers to none and requires the approval or assent of none. Therefore, your actions contradict your statement.

At best, you could provide augmentation of some perspective, but to merely agree or disagree is rather feeble and pointless.

Nonetheless, Xenu recommends that you visit the following site:

http://www.rickross.com/reference/scientology/scien269.html

Xenu expects a full review and summary, otherwise you'll be sent to "ethics."

– Xenu 2005-07-25 19:39 UTC

Hubbard bad?

– L. Ron Hubbard 2005-08-04 19:54 UTC

Xenu, you are a bad, bad ruler! You have no real feelings for tomatoes, have you?

If we go back to basic-basic, we would find a doozy of an engram, but one quite typical. We would find 39 attempted abortions using boiling lysol douches, fireplace pokers, and hockey sticks; 73 knockout blows to baby's head from daddy forcing rough intercourse on mommy; 436 knockout blows from daddy hitting and kicking mommy while yelling "So, you think I'm a paranoid psychotic, do you? Well, take that! And this! And that! And that again! Did you hear that? What was that? Who said that? You're plotting against me, aren't you? I'll show you! Take that again! And this again! And that again! That will teach you to only wash my clothes 6 times rather than the required 7 times! Your dirty little harlot! That will teach you, mommy!" As I said before, this is a very typical engram - especially around the Hubbard household. But we can lift if for you. Yes indeed: lift that engram; clear that brain; pay up that sweet mullah!

Well, I must be going now - my mother is misbehaving again!

Best Wishes,
L. Ron Hubbard

– L. Ron Hubbard 2005-08-05 17:48 UTC

Isn't Hubbard dead? I thought he had died from many years of drug abuse and rough sex with animals. Tom Cruise has reported that Hubbards body Thetans smelled like sheep butts.

– Jtravolta 2005-08-23 16:49 UTC

The rumors of my death – accomplishments, wisdom, and intelligence as well – are greatly exaggerated.

You see, I am really a member of that venerable old profession known as "Charlatan." In earlier times you might have found me selling various concoctions and snake oils to cure all kinds of disease. But alas, in Today's Technology-driven climate, I would much rather sell you auditing using our emeters.

– L. Ron Hubbard 2005-08-23 19:57 UTC