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France :
Gwen Le Berre doesn’t understand the ‘’electrometer'’ machine he keeps in his Normandy bedroom. He just knows it’s a piece of kit from the Church of Scientology, which he blames for his mother’s death.
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Eliot
Sep 14 2009
Brisbane,
Australia
This should happen everywhere, they should be shut down,the head honchos imprisoned and the buildings donated to charity
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(Global Perspectives)
Scientology is a religion.
I mean that as an insult to religion, not a compliment to Scientology.
I mean that as an insult to religion, not a compliment to Scientology.
(Global Perspectives)
Why should people be tolerant of everything?
Should we not speak up against things that are bad?
Should we not speak up against things that are bad?
(Global Perspectives)
’'religion isn’t a protection against the law’’
Um, yes it is! There are half a dozen stories in the news today where it is just that.
”Founded in California in the 1950s by the flamboyant {science fiction} author L.Ron Hubbard”
The Science fiction part never sent up a red flag to any of these morons?
’'organised fraud’’
Then you have to shut down all religions because they are all nothing but organized fraud. They all sell real estate in an imaginary place.
Um, yes it is! There are half a dozen stories in the news today where it is just that.
”Founded in California in the 1950s by the flamboyant {science fiction} author L.Ron Hubbard”
The Science fiction part never sent up a red flag to any of these morons?
’'organised fraud’’
Then you have to shut down all religions because they are all nothing but organized fraud. They all sell real estate in an imaginary place.
(Global Perspectives)
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