The Unfunny Truth About Scientology

This is a webpage presentation with quite a bit of evidence of fraud and even murder on the part of the CoS.

It's like a powerpoint presentation, just kick back and it advances...

scientology presentation

[edit on 2/26/2008 by Bigwhammy]

reply to post by Bigwhammy


yes it's not a laughing matter, but so many out there aren't taking it seriously. Funny thing is these CoS ppl are reeking havock all over the world. It reminds me of the cults of the 60's and 70's. Seemingly peacable ppl until you question them, then they become quite dangerous. I find it highly interesting that ppl can take the words of a SiFi writer as a profound spiritual guide. I'm a fiction writer myself, and I can tell you, that's what fiction is all about, spinning the story to make the unbelievable believable, that's what makes it good, but come on, it's just a story! That alone tells me that we are not dealing with rational ppl.

Back in 1978 Rev. Jim Jones forced and/or coerced over 900 ppl to drink cyanide laced koolaid. The news stations broadcast aerial pictures of the bodies sprawled across that compound. I was a teenager then, but those images made a huge impact on my young mind. Recently, Scientology was brought to my attention inadvertantly through a friend and the parallels to Jone's Town have left me slack jawed. I had heard of this religion before, but only in passing and never with any great detail. I started researching it about a week ago and I'm amazed at how dangerous it is, and yet hardly anyone I know has heard anything about it. That's not good.

I'm all for freedom of religion but history has shown that these types of radicals are masters at minipulating the system and the end result is mass death!

reply to post by enchantress62


Yes indeed it does remind me of the cults. Maybe because it is one. I remember Jonestown too, we're probably close in age.

They want to call it a religion and get tax exempt status. It's a business like a crack house is a business.

Churches feed hungry people with soup kitchens. Send aid workers to disasters. The services are free, the counseling is free, they give away Bibles and materials. People donate what they can afford. Selflessness.

Scientology takes. It is a selfish organization about self.

Originally posted by Bigwhammy

They want to call it a religion and get tax exempt status. It's a business like a crack house is a business.

Churches feed hungry people with soup kitchens. Send aid workers to disasters. The services are free, the counseling is free, they give away Bibles and materials. People donate what they can afford. Selflessness.

Scientology takes. It is a selfish organization about self.

I agree with you BigWhammy!!! Very well stated

[edit on 26-2-2008 by defcon365]

reply to post by Bigwhammy


Here here! there are some ppl on this site who are claiming they are being harrased, threatened, and stalked by Scientologists. I guess I should be afraid of that, since I've been spreading the word about what they are doing, but I always did have a big mouth. lmao

reply to post by Bigwhammy


Here here! there are some ppl on this site who are claiming they are being harrased, threatened, and stalked by Scientologists. I guess I should be afraid of that, since I've been spreading the word about what they are doing, but I always did have a big mouth. lmao