The daughter of the president of the Church of Scientology speaks about the horrific conditions that children are raised under. The claims have been denied by the CoS.
Child abuse inside the Church of Scientology
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The daughter of the president of the Church of Scientology speaks about the horrific conditions that children are raised under. The claims have been denied by the CoS.
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Denied, yes. Refuted, no. The COS’ usual denial tactics as prescribed by Hubbard.
In Italy, the police recently got a hold of a number of files that scientology keeps on it’s members (that it had claimed it had destroyed) detailing their sex lives, political inclinations, and what the “church” deemed to be their weaknesses.
http://www.rainews24.rai.it/it/news.php?newsid=141137
http://www.gazzettadiparma.it/primapagina/dettaglio/7/41131/Perquisita_la_sede_di_Scientology_a_Torino%3A_trovati_archivi_segreti_con_dati_su_sesso_salute_e_politica.html
http://xenu.com-it.net/txt/torino_2010.htm#a6
And there are on going proceedings into accusations of sex abuse in australia.
It’s genuinely no like me to be a grammar Nazi, (this is the first time I’ve ever done this tbh) but “refuted” means “proved untrue”, so it’s use above renders this story pointless.
Sorry and all that, I’ll get back in my box now…
And I’m aware that should be “not” above, as I’m not Scots.
I don’t know very much about Scientology so I wished this video would have went into why they did these things, what reason do they have to keep children locked indoors, away from their parents?
Which might help explain why people choose to live like that? I don’t know, I’m left feeling a bit ignorant now
At least with psychology, kids are treated as, you know, human beings…
This video makes me sick =/
stop calling it a church! it’s a f*cking cult!
(mind you, I think most churches are cults, so… ya)
@Erin: They do it because L Ron Hubbard wrote that children are essentially born as ‘little adults’, and should, according to him, be able to cope with it, even if society (the ‘wog’ world) said they shouldn’t be made to. Essentially, they do things because L Ron wrote them. They call it the ‘tech’, and it’s rotten throughout, really. The ramblings of a man who wanted to make money through his own religion (and was indeed quotes as saying so), decending slowly into paranoid schizophrenia. They follow it to the letter.
The forcing of any religion on children should be illegal. Let people make free decisions for themselves when they are 18+ and we would wipe out religion in a generation.
His books were always the worst kind of drivel, and i say that as a sci fi aficionado. The worst film ever made –
‘Battlefield Earth’ – was based on his book. The depravity of his behaviour over the years has sickened me. These ‘revelations’ are no surprise. In nearly every case of men playing saviour and gathering disciples they have used the power they accumulate to abuse the little ones in their ‘care’. I say men because that is almost always the case.
I say that as a man talking about men – we have a lot to answer for. All some men seem to need are privacy, power and opportunity to abuse those around them. Not all men are abusers, but a significant proportion seem to take the opportunity if given. We should all be careful with our precious offspring.
I am sure there are plenty of abusive women locked into their thought-bending program too. They don’t often seem to start cults, though. Make of that what you will.
The biggest killer of women aged between 25 – 49?
Men.
Not disease, or accidents, or cars.
Scientology, and in particular, its spokesman Tommy ‘every time I open my mouth the foot goes straight into the poor’ Davis will extol the virtues of the cult, and Tom Cruise / John Travolta / Kirstie Alley may be polishing this useless turd with their celebrity, but underneath it all Scientology is all about getting your money. There’s no spiritual enlightenment, and any cult that tries to convince you that you’re an alien called a Thetan does away with its own credibility immediately. Scientology claims to be about helping people – Lisa McPherson, if she were here, would definitely disagree.
For background on how Scientology can justify this kind of behaviour — and details of US lawsuits that suggest that the Australian cases are not isolated ones — see the latest entry in my blog on violence and abuse inside the movement: Infinite Complacency.
Jonny Jacobsen