Have you ever heard the phrase, “If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is?” Of course … everyone has. If there was ever an organization that could qualify in the real world to use that as a slogan in a public relations campaign, it is certainly the church of Scientology. From L. […]
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The Church of Scientology … an inseparable blend of Beguiling Fantasy and Covert Hyperbole.
Posted: 16th June 2023 by Imhotep in Completely Absurd, Investigations, Volunteer Ministers0
In the finest tradition of L. Ron Hubbard, Scientology continues to create “stuff” out of thin air.
Posted: 4th June 2023 by Imhotep in Completely Absurd, Doesn't have their [expletive] together, InvestigationsJános Dobos and Klára Hídvégi, a special feature to appear on ScientologyTV. Woo hoo. SEASON 5, EPISODE 9 | Airing June 7, 2023 János Dobos & Klára Hídvégi János Dobos and Klára Hídvégi are fighting the corruption of the psychiatric industry in Hungary. With thousands of people forced into institutions and often subject to horrific […]
Scientology’s Manipulative Tactics: Distorting Truths and Disparaging Disillusioned Members Online
Posted: 2nd June 2023 by Imhotep in Completely Absurd, Ex-ScientologistsChatGPT: Write a critical analysis of how Scientology has used the Internet to disparage former members who have grown disillusioned, finding troubling discrepancies with the church and how it takes fragments of truth and reshapes them into something altogether different. Introduction: Scientology, a controversial religious movement founded by L. Ron Hubbard in the mid-20th century, […]
Church of Scientology responds to Danny Masterson guilty verdict … ChatGPT says “Not so fast.”
Posted: 2nd June 2023 by Imhotep in Completely Absurd, Scientology and LawChatGPT … here is the text of the Official Scientology response. Can you critique? Based on the provided text, here is a critique of the official Scientology response: First Amendment Violation: The Church of Scientology claims that the prosecution’s introduction of religion into the trial violates the First Amendment. However, it is important to note […]