Comments on: Church of Scientology: Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet Questions Government’s Granting Church of Scientology Religious Status http://deathby1000papercuts.com/2009/02/church-of-scientology-canadian-cardinal-marc-ouellet-questions-governments-granting-church-of-scientology-religious-status/ The WORLDWIDE LEADER in WEIRD ~~~ News -Politics -Commentary -Weird News -Crime -Opinion -Entertainment -Scandals -Celebrities -Conspiracies -Video Tue, 14 Feb 2012 04:52:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ratna Man http://deathby1000papercuts.com/2009/02/church-of-scientology-canadian-cardinal-marc-ouellet-questions-governments-granting-church-of-scientology-religious-status/comment-page-1/#comment-10721 Ratna Man Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:58:40 +0000 http://deathby1000papercuts.com/?p=5300#comment-10721 About 10-11 years ago a longtime friend of L. Ron Hubbard's presented gave me a photocopy of the son's handwritten memoirs. He was hoping that, as a professor of Religious Studies, I might throw my weight behind exposing Scientology as a deliberate scam. No one could read wha tthe son wrote and believe for a nanosecond that L. Ron Hubbard believed any of the nonsense he peddled. The wonder is that such transparent claptrap has gained so many ardent followers. About 10-11 years ago a longtime friend of L. Ron Hubbard’s presented gave me a photocopy of the son’s handwritten memoirs. He was hoping that, as a professor of Religious Studies, I might throw my weight behind exposing Scientology as a deliberate scam. No one could read wha tthe son wrote and believe for a nanosecond that L. Ron Hubbard believed any of the nonsense he peddled. The wonder is that such transparent claptrap has gained so many ardent followers.

]]> By: Robert Lindblad http://deathby1000papercuts.com/2009/02/church-of-scientology-canadian-cardinal-marc-ouellet-questions-governments-granting-church-of-scientology-religious-status/comment-page-1/#comment-8986 Robert Lindblad Tue, 10 Feb 2009 16:43:25 +0000 http://deathby1000papercuts.com/?p=5300#comment-8986 Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard told his son while he was still sane "You know how to become a millionaire... start a religion." admitting that Scientology is nothing but a fictionally created story. Scientology is nothing but a corporation that thrives off the ignorance of it's followers by selling them and whoever else books, and courses on how to "improve" themselves spiritually.. One of their expensive scams is that they will sell you for extremely large amounts of money a series of books that in the end are supposed to teach you how to walk through walls.... and after spending long hours of self deceptive meditation, a lot of money, and reading you become brainwashed to believe that you can actually walk through walls and when you try to and end up bumping your nose against the wall you are told that you couldn't do it because you're not ready yet however there are more books and courses available that will someday make it possible for you to do so for larger amounts of money butt not really. Scientology = manipulative corporate scam brainwashing moneybaggers club Scientologist = manipulated misguided fool I know someone who got sucked into that Scientology I didn't know he was a Scientologist until one day, about 4 years ago, he said "Rob here's a book you should read." He passed me Dianetics by L. Ron Hubbard. I laughed and said "L. Con Flubbfart ha forget it." For the first time in the years since I've known the guy he displayed anger and I'm talking very angry!!! Verbally with an agressive face. After that display he went on to talk about the ability to walk through walls, he hasn't reached that level but he plans on getting there etc... I've also heard of that course from an ex-Scientologist and neither of them know each other. A common brainwashing technique used by cults is that of malnutrition. By supplying a diet to their subjects that lacks the proper amount of proteins, vitamins, and minerals necessary for a healthy body and mind their subjects easily fall prey to suggestion whether it is direct through discussion or indirect through literature. Here's a website that describes some of the unusual deaths of Scientology members http://www.whyaretheydead.net/ Here's an interview with L. Ron. Hubbards' son http://www.rickross.com/reference/scientology/scien240.html Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard told his son while he was still sane
“You know how to become a millionaire… start a religion.” admitting that Scientology is nothing but a fictionally created story.
Scientology is nothing but a corporation that thrives off the ignorance of it’s followers by selling them and whoever else books, and courses on how to “improve” themselves spiritually..
One of their expensive scams is that they will sell you for extremely large
amounts of money a series of books that in the end are supposed to teach you how to walk through walls…. and after spending long hours of self deceptive meditation, a lot of money, and reading you become brainwashed to believe that you can actually walk through walls and when you try to and end up bumping your nose against the wall you are told that you couldn’t do it because you’re not ready yet however there are more books and courses available that will someday make it possible for you to do so for larger amounts of money butt not really.
Scientology = manipulative corporate scam brainwashing moneybaggers club
Scientologist = manipulated misguided fool

I know someone who got sucked into that Scientology I didn’t know he was a Scientologist until one day, about 4 years ago, he said “Rob here’s a book you should read.” He passed me Dianetics by L. Ron Hubbard. I laughed and said “L. Con Flubbfart ha forget it.” For the first time in the years since I’ve known the guy he displayed anger and I’m talking very angry!!! Verbally with an agressive face.
After that display he went on to talk about the ability to walk through walls, he hasn’t reached that level but he plans on getting there etc… I’ve also heard of that course from an ex-Scientologist and neither of them know each other.
A common brainwashing technique used by cults is that of malnutrition. By supplying a diet to their subjects that lacks the proper amount of proteins, vitamins, and minerals necessary for a healthy body and mind their subjects easily fall prey to suggestion whether it is direct through discussion or indirect through literature.

Here’s a website that describes some of the unusual deaths of Scientology members

http://www.whyaretheydead.net/

Here’s an interview with L. Ron. Hubbards’ son

http://www.rickross.com/reference/scientology/scien240.html

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