What are your views on Church of Scientology and Anonymous?
Filed under: News | By: Daniel
Posted on: March 20, 2008 | 143 Comments
The Church of Scientology has received mixed views from the public for some time now, with it being said that it only accepts six-figure donations to walk through the door and this would then match up to rumors of celebrities like Will Smith and Tom Cruise being into Scientology as they have the money.
What are your views of the Church of Scientology and the group Anonymous?
Some people feel that Scientology is a good thing and some are set to destroy it, while other people say they have information about the Church of Scientology allegedly having deep and dark secrets…Leave a comment below and share what you know.
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I have seen some of these manuals and paperwork from scientology uploaded by Anonymous it is clear that they are not kidding in the sense that the documentation appears to be the actual documentation but also that informants from inside the church are helping them bring it down they have pictures of complete manuals and there contents as well as a heavy amount of evidense against the curch of scientology. Anonymous states it is not against scientology as a belief but as a corperation i belief Anonymous has left Freezone be (a group practicing scientology for free) if they were against the belief they would attack it.
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finally the bombthreat videos if you have seen them on youtube was released as part on a dvd by scientology against anonymous with these bomb threat videos in dvd quality (now it is impossible turning a youtube flv file into DVD quality) so how come they have the dvd quality versions of the bomb threats against scientology? Makes you think
Scientology? The dregs of rich, bored society.
Anonymous? A really good thing that is starting to rise from the collective. I have hope for the human race with movements like anonymous after their turning to this call. Protect the people from the exploiters. No law can, then have the underground do so.
I think that the Church of Scientology has displayed complete disregard for both civil liberties and civil law in the past and continues to this day to act more like a multi-level marketing scheme then a “religious organization” While some people may find Dianetics useful as a tool for personal improvement, the abuses of “bottom of the pyramid” by management are too well documented to ignore.
As far as Anonymous,if they keep it peaceful, and maybe inspire others to start turning over a few rocks, them more power too them…
First there are many misconceptions about Scientology. The public is misinformed. Let me use your article as an example, you said: “it only accepts six-figure donations to walk through the door”. That is false the Church of Scientology offers life improvement courses for as little as $40 and even offers correspondence courses for as little $25. So if you are not informed, how do you expect the public to be informed and be able to pass a sound judgment? The current public status of Scientology is based in misinformation. Still I haven’t seen the media to nothing to clear this up. I guess we are all afraid of that witch is different regardless of what we think.
Facts about Scientology:
* Scientology is a 100% drug free community.
* Most Scientologist live very successful and happy lives.
* Scientology is the only successful non-Judeo-Christian religion created in the 20th century.
* Scientology is a world wide movement with global impact. There are Churches of Scientology even Japan, Israel and S. Africa. And it has missions even in Nepal, India and Kurdistan(Borak’s home country, ja, ja)
* When you count all the Scientologist from all the planets its numbers are in the millions.
I’m sure that in a century Scientology will be seen no more different than any other religion.
I am so thankful for the internet and that a group like Anonymous exists. Before this, no one person or small group could speak out against Scientology without suffering their wrath of both intimidation and litigation. Now, thanks to the lines of communication and pure caring for those whom they have never met, people can ban together to stand up for what is right.
I know that Anonymous gets bad press for what the group started out as, but things have taken a turn for the better ever since they took to social action. Their ranks extend beyond the messageboards and chat channels of their inception as now people latch on for the cause.
Go Anonymous, you have the silent masses behind you (and they may not stay silent for too much longer).
It’s not that some people think they have information about the “deep and dark secrets”, the information is public knowledge and can be found in public court records. Also, no one is out to destroy Scientology, they want to destroy the Religious Tech Center that owns all the copyrights of their sacred texts. I don’t care what you believe, but you shouldn’t force people to pay for it.
See http://www.WhyAreTheyDead.net for information on Scientology’s many victims.
http://www.XenuTV.net for a more biased approach on Scientology.
If the Church of Scientology were to immediately stop abusing the human rights of its followers, ex-members and critics, and perhaps made its prices more reasonable, then I would have no problem with its continued operation. I don’t understand the stubborn resistance to change from within the organization. Most public Scientologists are really decent caring people. When they get put on staff or recruited into the Sea Org, then they really suffer and start to lose themselves to the Mafia-like side of the cult. Read the stories of people who escaped at exscientologykids.com - there are truly heartbreaking things happening, and even children are suffering.
BEFORE ANONYMOUS I had no idea that:
Scientology broke into government offices and stole records. I had no idea they were convicted (operation snow white).
I didn’t know that the so-called-religion had a “fair-game” policy wherein they attempt to silence their critics, and in some cases destroy their lives.
I didn’t know about “auditing”, and about how auditing so closely resembles hypnosis/brainwashing.
THANK YOU, Anonymous.
What church:
Investigates people
Follows people
Tracks their license plates
Blackmails people with their religious confessionals
Infiltrates the US government (Operation Snowhite)
Attempt to frame people for crimes they did not commit in an attempt to silence them or drive them to suicide (operation freakout)
$cientology destroys families (disconnection and SP declares)
Attacks critics (fair game)
and on and on an on in an attempt to hide their past and continuing crimes.
On the other hand Anonymous works to undress the cult of scientology using documented evidence and peaceful protest.
Is there even a comparison?