While I may have recently sort of made it a point with tongue-in-cheek to proclaim Vince of ShamWow fame my personal hero, this time I might actually mean it. As it turns out, Vince Offer is not only an infomercial master, but a victim and subsequent comeback story of the abuses of the Church of […]
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Scientology Digest – 10/28/2008
Dear E.D., Bruce, John, Charles, Guy, Katherine, Jonathan, Michael, Elizabeth, Colleen, Joseph, Ryan, Marion, Rebecca, Scott, Frank, Timothy, Sharon, Roger, Angeline, Michael, Michael, Zachary, “Charlie,” F. Wallace, Robert, Jennifer, Darryl, Peter, Dennis, Charles, Sara, Kimberly, Joan, Steven, Joseph, and Steven, How are you guys? Haven’t heard from you in a while. What’s it been, like […]
Scientology Digest – 07/16/2008
Hey guys! Remember back in March (that’s four months ago for you calendar-minded people) when I went to a protest out front of the Church of Scientology in Washington, DC? Apparently, the lovely folks in Scientology World do, and they sent me a letter about it!!
CoS Watch
Apostropher is essential reading regardless of subject. Evan Insert: The now infamous Jason Beghe teaser trailer was removed from Youtube and Mark Bunker’s account was suspended. The Village Voice ran a really damning interview with him on tax day that’s really, really worth reading. A Current Affair in Australia also ran a piece on the […]
Scientology Digest – 03/23/2008
Are YOU a cause of supression? Come on, think about it. Bah, you know what? I’m not even going to come up with some sort of long-winded, poetic intro for this digest. I happened upon a CoS booklet entitled “Causes of Suppression” on the intertubes – basically a booklet telling you why you should be […]
Scientology Digest 02/27/2008
In a prior digest I posted a video of CoS leader David Midgetkavidge ranting and raving about “smart bombs” set to destroy psychiatry from a 2007 assembly. In the video he made numerous claims about international corporate ties distributing “The Way To Happiness” around the world. Most of them were debunked rather quickly, but just […]