“Born-again Christians are more likely to believe in the traditional elements of Christianity than are Catholics or Protestants. For example, 95 percent believe in miracles, compared to 87 percent and 89 percent among Catholics and Protestants,” according to the poll.

“On the other hand only 16 percent of born-again Christians, compared to 43 percent of Catholics and 30 percent of Protestants, believe in Darwin’s theory of evolution.”

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Actor Will Smith appeared on a recent airing of 60Minutes, and in a bizarre encounter defended Tom Cruise and Scientology. Normally, nutcases like this don’t deserve scrutiny, but Scientology is a rather powerful cult and the public statements of its apologists must be deconstructed. To quote Smith in the interview:

“the ideas of the Bible are 98 percent the same ideas of Scientology, 98 percent the same ideas of Hinduism and Buddhism.”

Here are some recent facts about the CULT of Scientology.

The Anderson Report, an official inquiry conducted for the state of Victoria, Australia, found that the auditing process involved a form of “authoritative” or “command” hypnosis, in which the hypnotist assumes “positive authoritative control” over the patient. “It is the firm conclusion of this Board that most scientology and dianetics techniques are those of authoritative hypnosis and as such are dangerous…”

In France, the Church of Scientology was categorized as a sect (or cult) in the 2468 report of the National Assembly of France in 1995. A more recent government report in 2000 categorized the church as an “absolute sect” and recommended that all its activities be prohibited.

On May 12, 2007 Journalist John Sweeney of BBC Panorama made highly critical comments regarding Scientology and its teachings, and further reported that since beginning an extensive investigation he had been harassed, surveilled, and investigated by strangers. Sweeney wrote, “I have been shouted at, spied on, had my hotel invaded at midnight, denounced as a “bigot” by star Scientologists, brain-washed … and chased round the streets of Los Angeles by sinister strangers. Back in Britain strangers have called on my neighbours, my mother-in-law’s house and someone spied on my wedding and fled the moment he was challenged.” In another passage, “He [Scientology representative Tommy Davis] harangued me for talking to … heretics. I told him that Scientology had been spying on the BBC and that was creepy.” And in another passage, “In LA, the moment our hire car left the airport we realized we were being followed by two cars. In our hotel a weird stranger spent every breakfast listening to us.”

I don’t recall ever reading in my nearly 40 years of studying world religion anything in Buddhist, Hindu, Christian, Hebrew or Islamic scripture any other nutcase scenario about aliens strapping evil souls to the mountains of the earth, or any self proclaimed prophet hiding in the clouds. Evidently I missed the part in the bible where God told Moses to keep all of his decision making to himself and don’t let the congregation know about them or the finances of the operation. Nor do I recall any other world religions advocating ceremonial devil worship as L.Ron Hubbard did before starting the Scientology cult. Remember, he was a student of Aleister Crowley, once proclaimed the wickedest man alive. For Will Smith to say this cult is is compatible with any of the world religions is patently absurd and opens up a whole new window into his mind.

Another of Smith’s bizarre pronouncements:
“When I sit and I talk with Tom Cruise, he is one of the greatest spirits that I’ve ever met – someone who is committed to making the world better,” Will said. “You have people [that] are attacking and wanna fight that don’t know nothing — how you gonna not know nothing about Scientology and attack somebody? It’s dangerous and it’s ignorant.”

This type of grammar couldn’t come out of the mouth of anyone who reads literary works of any kind. Just because someone doesn’t agree with Tom Cruise doesn’t mean they are any less peaceful. And most decidedly, it makes them anything but ignorant. They aren’t denouncing Cruise and the cult of Scientology out of hatred and spite, although a few probably are. It’s the blashphemous charges of self absorbed brain washed idiots like Tom Cruise whom they feel they must stand up against, and speak out for decent and civilized people that a brainwashed propagandist does not speak for world peace. That is only his rhetoric. Jim Jones, David Koresh… they spoke of love and peace. They led their followers to believe they stood for a better life, and advocated a commune of peace, incidentally, just as Charles Manson did. Very few have been able to build a cult following by saying “come join us and we will teach you how to hate.”

It’s childish to simply dismiss everyone who disagrees with you. Most religions of the world understand science and use it to help themselves. Foolish souls like Cruise and the Scientology cult authoritatively criticize science, but get angry and are unable to to forge a comprehensible arguement when they are asked to explain and to cite authority to defend their position.

The truth of the cult of Scientology is a matter of public record in an exhaustive 9 part study published by the Los Angeles Times in 1991. Anyone can go the LATimes’ website and download the articles. Unfortunately, in present day America, entertainers are elected president, governor and congressman for a reason. They have a following that is willing to listen to them, no matter how ignorant they sound, and no matter how weak their character. What is obviously a cult divised in the mind of a science fiction writer with some sort of grandiose complex can be bankrolled by a few crazy entertainers with a lot of money, spreading its disease of propaganda among a tolerant public in a way David Koresh and Jim Jones could’ve only dreamed of.

To read the story of a former member of the cult of Scientology called Hollywood, Satanism, Scientology and SuicideCLICK HERE

A video was recently released of College basketball legend Bobby Knight, in hunters’ gear, spouting the stupid mouthy horseshit which he is so famous for, after his careless use of a firearm resulted in a harmless bystander being sprayed with pellets on their own property. When confronted, Knight used the extremely cowardly and lame excuse that he would’ve moved if the person filming him hadn’t used abusive language. But he wasn’t inclined to do so because HE had been insulted.

Now, millions of us are used to this stupid selfish moron justifying his own idiotic behavior. Let’s analyze this with some sense of reality. There is no sane person who is not going to be upset over being shot at. Knight carelessly discharged a firearm in a populated area. A woman was shot. Knight is so absorbed in his own senseless reality he felt his indignation justified regardless of the fact he had just carelessly shot another human being. Evidently, in Texas this is acceptable. But we must also remember it was Texas that welcomed this pig with open arms when the rest of the country had grown weary of his blowhard bullying and denounced him for being the pariah he is.

In Michigan he most definitely would be cited, and depending on where he was, would’ve more than likely had his head introduced to his heart via his anus. Of course, this coward knows that, and it is why he spent a lifetime bullying and slapping kids around. Men would never put up with his behavior. It is also easy to stand tall when holding a gun. It takes a man to meet people face to face on their own level. Publicly, Bobby Knight doesn’t exhibit this basic quality of manhood. Women with good men all over America can at least be secure in the knowledge that their men aren’t Bobby Knights.

This year I have not only cut gifts to others, but I also have adjusted my diet to include more inexpensive food items. Fresh produce prices have skyrocketed, along with energy, auto fuel and everything else of necessity. Oh, but big business consoles us with the fact we can buy poor products at Walmart. And don’t forget, the majority of Americans are one hospital visit away from bankruptcy. There are hundreds of thousands of people here dying every year because they cannot pay for their own health care, and if they have an emergency they are indebted to the hospital for life. Welcome to the American nightmare.

CEO = Chief of Evil Operations

Brainwashing is a religious experience where you allow yourself to be judged by a system that condemns the majority and is espoused by those who want to feel authority over others. The spirit of that system becomes the law that governs your spirit. Your own rationalization fabricates and distorts intent, and guilt becomes a fuel that continually feeds the monster of association.

Hohry Sin

Love is like a game of bridge: if you don’t have a good partner you better have a good hand.