"Into the next lifetime"? Shit. Scientologists believe in that whole "born again into the flesh of another body" thing.

"SHIT" to your beliefs too.

So let's see, the "you've only lived once theory" that you espouse is Scientology only? Not. Try a majority of the world's population. i.e. Hinduism, Buddisam Taoism and more. Do some homework.

I opened my email this morning to the words (Quote) ".......how many people in the entertainment industry are big believers in the Landmark Forum. by Mr-Busy". For heavens sake. The Landmark Forum and courses run by the Church of Scientology are not the same and are not connected in any way. The Landmark Forum is a course owned and delivered by Landmark Education. The Landmark Forum is delivered in over 50 countries and in at least 12 languages around the world. Scientology and Dianetics is completely different and teaches the complexities associated with Ronald L Hubbard. It would be a really GREAT IDEA for Journalists and Media Editors to take responsibility for who they are being and to responsibly report on Landmark Education and Scientology from their OWN experiences and not just the opinions of others. So what if someone doesn't like something. It doesn't give anyone the right to destroy something that is so good for the community. I have done the Landmark Forum and I have also participated in most of the various courses available through Landmark. No one had MADE ME do any of them. I have introduced the Landmark Forum to hundreds of people since i first participated in 2000. No one has MADE them do the Forum. Landmark Education and it's course The Landmark Forum is not a Cult.

Hey, maybe SCHOOL is a cult. The reason that most kids go to the particular school they go to is because a friend of their parents sent their kids there too, or perhaps the kids parents went there.......why don't you present this type of education as a CULT too. This would have about as much reasoning behind it as the reporting being done on Scientology and Landmark Education.

Go do the Landmark Forum yourselves. Participate with an open mind and leave your opinions behind you where they belong.

Betcha they went to dinner at the Celebrity Center restaurant that people have been reporting about. The one anyone can go to, reasonable prices, good food.

Terryeo is a well known internet scientology shill. He shows up everywhere, but he seems to be becoming more aggressive the past few weeks. Are we down stat, Terryeo?

Why doesn't my local church have a celebrity center?

I want to join a religion that favors the wealthy.

Mr. Terryeo can you tell me more about these body thetans and super powers I've heard so much about.
If I sell My house can I afford to reach OT7?

Terryeo, I can understand you feel offended and perceive any criticism of Scientology to be an attack on your beliefs. Please understand that the beliefs are not the problem. The problem is the crime, ongoing abuse, and unethical behaviour encouraged by the policies of the Scientology organization.

If you don't know what I'm talking about please, please take a moment to watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soGy9Ri3Tms

It seems to me that if the church or its members were guilty of something some prosecutor or law enforcement body would make at least some of those charges stick, wouldn't they?

You're not that gullible are you? Did you buy into the rumors or are you just knowingly spreading them?

Mr. Tempest, I'm quit sure your aware that some of these charges have stuck. Why do you defend a criminal organization?

In 1977 FBI raids on the Church properties uncovered what the full extent of what the Church called “Operation Snow White” the single largest infiltration of the United States government in history.[1] This led to the arrest and conviction of numerous high ranking Scientology officials including the wife of founder L. Ron. Hubbard in: United States vs. Mary Sue Hubbard et al., 493 F. Supp. 209 (D.D.C. 1979).

Their use of “E-meters” as some magic cure-all was the subject of a ruling in 1971 by a US District Court [2] that the Church of Scientology was guilty of practicing medicine without a license.

It's likely the only reason their getting their way now is due to continual infiltration of the government and harassment, bribery and extortion of officials.

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Snow_White

2.UNITED STATES of America, Libelant, v. An ARTICLE OR DEVICE HUBBARD ELECTROMETER" or "Hubbard E-Meter,"etc., Founding Church of Scientology et al., Claimants. No. D.C. 1-63.

Mr. John,

You're attacking a church because 30 years ago some of its top ranking officials were arrested?

And now you think they've infiltrated our government?

Weird!

I think Katie is a cutie. She should still use the name Katie and never change it to "Kate". She looks happy there. Maybe she's just a good actress? Not her reputation, but possible.