Scientology

[hagen]

Once I heard that Scientology is therefore infiltraded from the Illuminati, because the technology works very well and helps people to overcome the influence from the "bad side". Now the technology is changed and produces the opposite effect.

What do you think about it?

[zero1]

http://jumpthecouch.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/04d36560d8bb56054f8f9354138tom_cruise_oprah.jpg

Makes me wanna jump on Oprah...

[lottie]

OMG....im embarrassed for him!!:o

[zero1]

OMG....im embarrassed for him!!:o

I know. Tom, the mad Scientologist. We're still debating whether to punish him for his corruption of that poor innocent Catholic-girl, Katie Holmes. But boy he's bonkers, eh?

[lottie]

I know. Tom, the mad Scientologist. We're still debating whether to punish him for his corruption of that poor innocent Catholic-girl, Katie Holmes. But boy he's bonkers, eh?

She's always got a weird look on her face aswell!! always trying to be 'sultry'! :rolleyes:

[zero1]

She's always got a weird look on her face aswell!! always trying to be 'sultry'! :rolleyes:

"oh yess, I'm so happy with Tommy and his Lord Xenu-hating cultist friends"...really..."

Sad. :(

[turquoisefire777]

Once I heard that Scientology is therefore infiltraded from the Illuminati, because the technology works very well and helps people to overcome the influence from the "bad side". Now the technology is changed and produces the opposite effect.

What do you think about it?

this seems like a good explanation to me:


http://www.canng.com/articles/last_dance.html
One group of aliens in human bodies that openly resist the nefarious Anunnaki-inspired impositions upon humans are found among the Scientologists. Scientology is somewhat different from what people perceive it to be, whether they are insiders or outsiders of the organization. The following information may or may not be known by even very high level Scientologists:

A long time ago, a group of aliens who are in opposition to the Anunnaki set up bases very close to the Earth that were physically undetectable by human technology. One of the tactical outlets is on the dark side of the Earth's moon. This alien group was known to other extraterrestrials as "Ma-cou-vors", which is only a sound association of the name. Some of the Ma-cou-vors got trapped on the planet by the Anunnaki when things went wrong on an expedition. Subsequent Ma-cou-vor rescue teams came to Earth, but these faced various difficulties also and have likewise been stranded on the planet. The Anunnaki are threatened by, and especially hostile towards the Ma-cou-vors because they are extremely intelligent.

The Scientology movement was started on Earth by a Ma-cou-vor in a human body who was awakened to some of the memories of his origin and was able to make some form of connection with Ma-cou-vors on spaceships. Scientology has been criticized for its methods of recruiting and retaining members by suspicious people. However, given the hostile environment on the Earth that Ma-cou-vors face, it is a little more understandable why Scientologists are secretive. The Scientologists on Earth do not really have physical understanding that their chief adversaries are in fact the Anunnaki Remnants.

Some of the Ma-cou-vors on Earth have some awareness of their plight and can still maintain some form of connection with their ancestral origins. They have a specific mission that has recently been discovered by the Anunnaki Remnants on Earth. The growing strength of the Ma-cou-vors has become a threat to the ruling elite. Hence, a recent flurry of attacks were launched from within and without the organization in an attempt to destabilize and discredit them.

Many of these attacks focus on the extraordinarily high tithing paid by certain members of the group. There are reasons behind the high fees and the methods used to determine advancement in the movement that are not readily understood by outsiders or many insiders. Their methods and training are very suspicious to uninformed people, which leaves the movement in a vulnerable position for attacks upon it. The more aware the members are, the more dedicated and tight-lipped they become.

Some Scientologists are aware of the plan to further enslave people by introducing various addictive agents such as: illegal and prescription drugs, alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, paedophilia, pornography, and so on. Like many other aware people in the world, they too, do not trust world leaders. Most outsiders see the organization as a money generating device and do not see the real purpose behind the movement. Further, most of the members of the Scientology movement are also ignorant of its real purpose.

Whether they are aware of it or not, what Scientologists are doing amounts to attempting to cleanse and mitigate the effects of adverse Anunnaki programming that swamps the planet. People are so imbedded in the Anunnaki programming that it seems natural to them. They accept things as the way they are because of the programming. They believe it is a part of life and do not even consider the possibility of unseen programming manipulating their minds. People who practise cleansing of their subtle-body energy centres - chakras - are attempting to do a similar thing without realizing the implication.

Most people do not suspect that even seemingly innocuous things such as fashions or desired physical appearances are at times generated by other forces beyond the human race. For example, in recent years an alien race that has begun mingling more openly with humans has been promoting thick lips and large buttocks as desirable female traits. These aliens, in their alien forms, have such appearances so they have been promoting it on humans. They point to celebrities who have such traits in an attempt to promote better acceptance of them. It is not surprising that when certain aliens are in an area, or have influence in an area, the people of that region begin to grow fatter or slimmer according to the type of alien influencing them. Obesity can be chemically induced by altering the area's drinking water, or by putting certain additives into various drinks and food. People and aliens alike have adulterated many drinking water supplies.

As mentioned earlier, Scientology has recently taken a hard beating by many groups including the conventional media. Many people perceive Scientology as a real threat. There is a lot of jealousy about the movement because it has attracted many rich, famous and powerful people. Scientology has been labelled as a cult, followed with the usual accusations about cult brainwashing in order to gain public support against the organization. Ironically, whether they are fully aware of it or otherwise, Scientologists are trying to purge themselves of brainwashing and programming.

[niall]

http://jumpthecouch.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/04d36560d8bb56054f8f9354138tom_cruise_oprah.jpg

Makes me wanna jump on Oprah...



http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=CRbhE3GRiUE

[eternal_spirit]

Scientology’s Dark Side
Among other unethical behavior, hate- and harassment activities are part and parcel of Scientology. Hatred is codified, promoted and encouraged in the cult (http://cultfaq.org/#defcults)’s own scriptures, written by founder L. Ron Hubbard (http://www.apologeticsindex.org/h29.html).
Scientology’s unethical behavior: learn about the cult’s ‘Fair Game (http://www.apologeticsindex.org/f08.html)‘ policy
More of Scientology’s unethical behavior: the cult’s ‘dead agenting (http://www.apologeticsindex.org/d05.html)‘ policy
Examples of Scientology’s hate- and harassment activities (http://www.apologeticsindex.org/f08.html)
Scientology’s ’secret service’ - a history of crime and dirty tricks (http://www.xenu.net/archive/go/)
More research resources on Scientology (http://www.apologeticsindex.org/s04.html)

[niall]

Heres an interesting article and video.

http://www.lermanet.com/scientologynews/newsherald-DeWolfe07-82.htm

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=jyp37GuFDyk

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=jy4SxZJu8nE&feature=related

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=2m5EJ1myhMc

[eternal_spirit]

Mirror Investigates: Inside Cult Castle
The trainee Scientologist clasps two tin cans which are connected by wires to an electric dial.
A second, more senior member reads from a prompt card.
“Have you ever destroyed a culture?” he asks. “Have you ever bred bodies for degrading purposes? Did you come to Earth for evil purposes?”
Down the corridor, another sect member listens to a series of lectures on how, 75 million years ago, an alien prince killed millions of people with atom bombs.
We are inside St Hill Manor, a small fortress in the West Sussex stockbroker belt, a rambling mansion that houses the British nerve-centre of the controversial Church Of Scientology (http://www.apologeticsindex.org/s04.html).
Last weekend, 10,000 members from around the world congregated (http://www.religionnewsblog.com/12675) at the site in East Grinstead for a glittering charity gala.
They included John Travolta, who delighted the audience with an impromptu dance, and fellow actor Tom Cruise who won a standing ovation for contributing £1.4million since joining.


At the same time, cheques were handed to charities including Age Concern.
The International Association of Scientologists has always generated enormous publicity - but today the Daily Mirror can reveal the star-studded event coincides with the sect’s plan to launch a massive recruitment drive in Britain.
Over the next few months, church members will mount an all-out attempt to sign up followers in an effort to win mainstream respectability.
Victoria Beckham - a good friend of Cruise - was last week spotted reading one of the sect’s books, Assists For Illnesses And Injuries, which “teaches” how to heal by the power of touch.
The Church is also spending £10m on a new London HQ from where they plan to launch their “Golden Age Of Technology” on London.


Consumer Alert: Scientology
“Scientology is evil; its techniques are evil; its practice is a serious threat to the community, medically, morally, and socially; and its adherents are sadly deluded and often mentally ill… (Scientology is) the world’s largest organization of unqualified persons engaged in the practice of dangerous techniques which masquerade as mental therapy.”
- Justice Anderson, Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia, quoted at What judges have to say about Scientology (http://www.xenu.net/archive/disk/archive/quotes.htm)



http://www.religionnewsblog.com/1272...ogys-sussex-hq (http://www.religionnewsblog.com/12721/the-weird-rituals-at-scientologys-sussex-hq)

[jojo]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=CRbhE3GRiUE


urgh, so cring worthy!