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Secret Scientology Materials Available On Wikileaks

by Blake Besharian on April 15, 2008 at 12:06 PM






The Church of Scientology is mad at Wikileaks for posting several of their internal documents. The documents include e-mails and an entire part of their so called "OT levels", a piece of their secret bible. In response to the CoS's threats of retribution, Wikileaks says it will be releasing several thousand more documents next week.

We took a look at the stuff already posted on Wikileaks, specifically the document on "OT levels" and, while it's mostly unintelligible, there are some creepy bits that struck our fancy .

The "OT drills" are written in an unidentified scrawl and tell you to

"seat yourself unobtrusively where you can observe a number of people. Spot things and people you can have. Do to cognition. Note it."

Another tells you to

"Note some physical thing about yourself you don't like. Observing people, in them note that body part. Do to some change. Note it down."

It's not hard to imagine Tom and Katie doing this all day. In fact, the emphasis on observation would seem to make Scientology the perfect religion for an actor. It makes you wonder, though, if Scientology were real, and if that aforementioned drill worked, don't you think Tom would have used it to make himself taller by now?

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