Scientologists Advertising With Alias Web Sites

Yeah, if you read closely, the further you get into the copy you'll notice their 'drug-free' world isn't just referring to the kind you go to jail for, they're referring to legal drugs too.

Scientology is much more than just a weird and wacky Hollywood fad, in which celebrities make fools of themselves and provide material for gossip magazines. Beyond its status as a "religion" in the USA, which it obtained through a secret deal with the Internal Revenue Service, and which give it extraordinary benefits not permitted to any other group, Scientology is also a multi-national criminal racket. The average person would be shocked to learn the amount of influence Scientology wields, mostly due to blackmailing and intimidation of government officials. Scientology's primary goals are to "clear the planet" and to "obliterate" the mental health profession, replacing it with Scientology. They are prepared to do this by any means necessary, and are adept in using their many front groups, such as Foundation for a Drug-Free World, Way to Happiness Foundation, CCHR, Narconon, etc. to portray the cult as concerned humanitarians. They are NOT concerned humanitarians. Their criminal organization needs to be shut down. You can learn more at http://www.xenu-directory.net, and get involved in the effort to hold them accountable at http://www.whyweprotest.net

Scientology advocates no drugs. Like insulin, like vaccinations. They do not believe in disease. Some kind of pseudo scientific brain(and wallet) control. They are thieves and liars. They certainly make bad friends.

hmmm, I am not one that follows any religion, also I am not one to follow rumors or gossip. If you simply go to the about us page on The Way to Happiness site you will clearly see its relationship to L. Ron Hubbard. Not so sure about the unproven claims made like "secret deal with the Internal Revenue Service, and which give it extraordinary benefits not permitted to any other group, Scientology is also a multi-national criminal racket." This seems to be over the top especially when you search under .gov records and cannot find such claims.

Using sites such as http://www.xenu-directory.net, and http://www.whyweprotest.net are not at all reliable. I've notice that not only do you find anti-Scientology information but you will also find Anti-African American information, Anti-Jew information, sexiest comments, and much more. The sites are more Anti-American and Pro KKK / Nazi then anything else.

I think the best way to find the truth is to do your own research. Maybe ask a Scientologist who is actively practicing Scientology and make your own judgment afterwards.

FYI: It seems as though the Scientology YouTube channel are answering questions from commentators. Check it out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgsFh87RCU0&feature=channel_page

Make your own judgment people. Sites like whyweprotest.net won't give you all the facts. On top of that they are hate group sites that hate everything.

Ask a scientologist such as yourself Ladyluv? I don't think so.

One of scientology's top officials who has left the church has confirmed that the deal with the IRS was made under pressure of thousands of lawsuits against them. Read the St. Petersburg Time articles if you want proof.

Marty Rathbun also confirmed that Miscavige, your tiny, psycho leader beats his staff on a regular basis. Rinder confirmed it.

Brace yourself for a ton of lawsuits headed your way...again.

I understand your desire to alert the public to what you feel is a matter for concern, however this sensationalist article only serves to indicate a misunderstanding and potential bias.

First of all, the fact the organizations are run by Scientologists has been widely understood since their founding. This does not make them "front groups". This is not a new revelation, either. There's nothing covert about it.

Perhaps for your next article, you can take a look at the thousands of Catholic run medical facilities that are covertly passing themselves off as "hospitals", refusing to mention on their main page or in their advertisements that they staff priests, receive funding from Catholics, and even maintain hidden chapels within their building. I think that's your big break into the mainstream. Just tweak the tinfoil hat routine you've got a bit, and the money will be rolling in. Start with this one if you like.
http://www.stmichaelshospital.com/
Not only does it not directly mention the religious nature of it's facility, it further deceives the public by mentioning it's relationship with the University of Toronto, clearly a Vatican indoctrination center run by Jesuits of some kind. You'll find plenty of information just as credible as the Anti-Scientology garbage you've conditioned yourself with about how Jesuits and the Vatican run the world. Don't worry about the Scientologists, the Pope is the real deal. :p

When you're done realizing the ridiculousness of your article, I hope you continue to write about what you are passionate about, perhaps not forgetting to fact check your premise ahead of time.

There are a number of organizations which receive funding from the Church of Scientology, not all of which are even staffed solely by Scientologists. There's nothing secretive about the connections. As you said yourself, L Ron Hubbard is clearly mentioned as it's inspiration. I'm not sure why it is you seem so surprised and disturbed that organizations inspired by the works of L Ron Hubbard might receive funding or have formal or informal ties to the Church of Scientology. Kind of makes sense, wouldn't you agree?

Best of luck,

Ed.

"Ladyluv10100" is a confirmed Scientologist, usually going by the handles "Louanne," LouanneLee," and "Luana1980." She is a member of Scientology's Office of Special Affairs (OSA), Scientology's internal "intelligence agency" (like the CIA, but crazy, ill-informed and more devious). Yes, this "religion" actually has an internal intelligence agency! Louanne's task is to help produce an endless stream of pro-Scientology press releases, make pro-Scientology comments on message boards, etc. etc.

A very common approach for Scientologists on message boards is to say 'I'm not a Scientologist, but..." As you can see, Ladyluv10100 uses a similar approach: "I am not one that follows any religion..."

Scientology believes that disease, illness and injuries are only caused by the presence of "suppressive persons" near the sick or injured person. If you are sick, it is because someone you know has bad feelings about Scientology.

Nobody really cares what Scientology believes, unless these beliefs cause them to hurt people. Scientology does hurt people, breaking up families, driving people into bankruptcy, etc. etc. etc. That's why this cult needs to be stopped.

Yeah, real secretive. I guess that's why Scientology promotes that they sponsor all of these programs on the Scientology site at http://www.scientology.org -- so no one will know the relationship and they will have to "discover" it. Duh.

Scientology and its front group Narconon have been so widely exposed, the organization has been forced to resort to dishonest, covert recruitment for its drug rehab program.

By putting up websites purporting to be "drug education and referral" sites, they promote Narconon by recommending it to concerned family members seeking help and information.

Here is a recent account of one such case; a woman who was steered to Narconon while seeking help for her husband. She had no idea that Narconon is associated with Scientology, and is now suing for a refund in court.
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/07/06/18605842.php

It's an interesting article, and exposes this scam for what it is; Scientology training without any relationship to drug education or rehabilitation.

I have been a Microsoft Systems Architect/Engineer for nearly 15 years. I mostly work on improving the conditions and workability of a given Microsoft environment for large corporate infrastructures. I typically work with large teams, from stakeholders, engineers, administrators, help desk folks, etc. By sheer virtue of my particular position, it is my job to observe (discover) non-optimal situations which require change or sometimes immediate aggressive means to remediate. If these problems involved others, which 99% of the time does, I would find myself in the unfortunate situation of second and third guessing my own knowledge, or becoming hesitant to respond or communication. I absolutely hated "rocking the boat" (even though sometimes it is necessary). I hated creating waves. For nearly 10 years, despite being a fairly effective Microsoft expert, I couldn't get free of this cage. This was my dilemma, my ruin! I couldn't get past this despite all my experience and knowledge. This problem wasn't just localized to my job, but also barred me from being completely effective in my marriage, with my parents and friends.

LRH says: "It could be said that the purpose of therapy is to awaken a person in every period of his life when he has been forced into 'unconsciousness'. Dianetics wakes people up."

After a specific and targeted set of Scientology sessions which provides relief from the hostiles and sufferings of life, my hesitation with my job, my marriage, family, friends, etc completely and utterly vanished. The all so familiar coping was just gone. The “second guessing” introversions evaporated. Not where I had to think about it, but was actually gone. Kinda like one day you realize you haven’t had or needed that old pair of sneakers – you shrug and move on. I had completely gotten rid of my hesitations, the back-off which had troubled and hampered my abilities for such a long, long time.

I could probably write a fairly hefty novel on how Dianetics and Scientology has improved my life, response time, IQ, ability to think quicker, etc. Some people don't believe hope is possible – heck, just look around! Those groups or people who utter otherwise are wrong! Help and Improvement is possible.

Pick any topic of your choosing- if you want to find out about cancer, Hinduism, computers, Pepsi, the KKK or any topic, perhaps their philosophies, beliefs, practices, products, etc, the absolute WORST place to get the TRUE skinny would be a disgruntled person or a “hate” website. Due to the enormous amount of false data available on the web, these sources are seldom reliable sources. If one really wants accurate data on a subject, read a book on the topic, or perhaps visit their website. Go to the library and check out a book. I’m personally intrigued by those who try to discourage people from finding out. Feel free to visit any Church of Scientology, and walk around. It’s a free country isn’t it? Look for yourself and believe what you see and know, not what others think or tell you (including me). Look for yourself.

www.Scientology.org

Thank you and warmest regards,

I’m not a Scientologist, but have looked in to its beliefs. I certainly have seen a bit of unjustified slanderous crap coming from a select few of Xenu and Anonymous crazed followers – seems to be the same bunch too.

Xenu or whoever your are - Via uTube, MySpace, etc. I've been approached by a few goons like you (cycling through false aliases), who hide behind masks and false names, attempting to recruit people into your little cult for a sum of money. Over drinks, several friends have mentioned experiencing same unwelcomed offers too.

I'm curious; how much are you paid, and by whom, to surf from sight to sight to sight to sight to sight (cowarding behind your protective and safe keyboard) to go after Scientology?

Mr. Hubbard’s drug rehab (Narconnon) technology saved my son’s life! He would be dead otherwise! I will forever be grateful to those underpaid folks who cared enough to help!

Until you and your little band of idiotic followers decide to really do something to help, other than make trouble, SHUT the heck up. Leave this arena to the professionals who know how to really make a difference.

"Meow Macao", or should I say "Dr. Lilly Von Marcab".
Again more irony as you suggest "Stop lying for once in your life". I believe some might call that "projection". Something you should be familiar with, I assume, as an individual who has flooded the internet with false news stories claiming to be a psychiatrist, which by the way is illegal.

If I were you, I'd hope nobody contacts the institution you claim to have received your "psychiatric training" at for a comment. I suspect they would frown upon a mentally disturbed individual affiliated with criminal, child abusing groups such as yourself passing themselves off as a PhD graduate.

Hope you're behind "7 proxies". If not, you might want to come up with a background story. Psychiatrist is a protected title. That's something you should have looked into before appropriating it and illegally passing yourself off as a doctor. If I were you, I'd focus on your more immediate reality before it catches up to you.

The only one who has been "lying" here is you.