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For most people, the first contact with
Scientology is
through the Free
Personality Test. How reliable is that test? Chris Owen
investigates. Does staring fixedly for hours on end help you to communicate? That seems to be the idea behind the Training Routines. The NOTS Documents are some of the most impenetrable of the Scientology secret texts. Are they profound scripture, insane babble or medical quackery? The NOTS Scholars page is where to look for answers. Ron warned of a future invasion by aliens called Marcabs. No, really! Is Dianetics based on proven scientific facts? Jeff Jacobsen investigates.
You thought you knew about high
pressure sales
techniques? Timeshare agents are novices compared to the Church of
Scientology. Hubbard even mandated the covert taping of conversations.
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The staggering extent to which Hubbard's life
has been
mythologised is revealed in a set of documents
obtained via the Freedom of Information Act. Ron's sons: Quentin Hubbard, a homosexual, died under mysterious circumstances. L Ron Hubbard Jr testified in court about the fraudulent nature of Dianetics and Scientology. Ron's war record: the official story on LRH is that he was a war hero. The truth is remarkably different. Ron's past: The covers of some of L Ron Hubbard's books describe him as a nuclear physicist and an expert in many fields. Fortunately, his college grades are still available. Take a look. In the policy on Keeping Scientology Working, Hubbard displays his contempt for democracy and his sense of his own importance. Ron's motives in turning Scientology into a religion were suspect to say the least.
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Attack on FACTnet:
Larry Wollersheim
explains how and why the scientologists want to shut down the Fight Against
Coercive Tactics. Attack on CAN: Describes the use of multiple lawsuits against the Cult Awareness Network. CAN has been forced into bankrupcy and bought up by a Scientologist attorney. Unsurprisingly, the "new CAN" has a much more favourable attitude to Scientology than the old version. Attack on CSICOP: In 1980, the cult also tried to forge damaging information about the Commitee for Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paramornal. Jeff Jacobsen's experience: Jeff was never a scientologist, although he is a contact for the Cult Awareness Network. Here he explains how the CoS has "targetted" him. A Description of Exit Counselling: Scientologists want you to believe that the anti-cult movement uses violent "deprogramming" techniques. This is a first-hand account of what really happens. The American Medical Association was also targetted as an "enemy".
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