So, Will Smith's family is weird...really?

Have you ever met a real scientology family?

Daily Mail Is this the weirdest family in Hollywood? Their Scientology supporting dad's given to spouting ... Daily Mail One of Hollywood's most powerful partnerships, the Men In Black star Will Smith and his actress wife Jada Pinkett Smith, are also considered one of ... Flag as irrelevant

Have you ever met mine?

They talk to the dead ...yet they tell me my Father is not nuts...really...they talk to the dead and the dead actually talk back...if only they did...

Squirrels have not got the monopoly on NUTS!

They have been growing them since the 1950s...LRH didn't just put people on the e-meter(a crude lie detector)he also put tomatoes and cucumbers on them...and hear them squeal...

Have you got any unkind thoughts about L. Ron Hubbard?

Well have you?

Have you got any unkind thoughts about MarySue Hubbard?

Well have you?

Have you got any unkind thoughts about Scientology?

Well, you are an SP!

CONGRATULATIONS!

Why we protest...

 Source Private Eye Nov 14 - Nov 27

No more ludicrous than worship allowed at 146 Queen Victoria Street, London.

Debra Tate, whose pregnant sister was slain in 1969 by Manson's murderous followers, has spent much of her life trying to divert attention from the cult leader and keep him in prison.

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Manson was a scientologist, he became one and enhanced his so called enlightenment whilst in prison, you can thank Criminon for that, sponsored by the great humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard, the founder and cult leader of scientology.

"Charles Manson was a Scientologist - Lermanet.com

Charles Manson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Paulette Cooper (1970): "Scandal of Scientology - Chapter 13: Children and Celebrities"

One famous, in fact infamous person interested in Scientology that they do not boast about, talk about, or probably even want is Charles Manson, the convicted murderer of Sharon Tate and her friends. The New York Times stated that Manson first got interested in Scientology while he was incarcerated in the McNeil Island Penitentiary in Washington (Scientology has programs for prisons).After his release, The Times reported, he went to Los Angeles where he was said to have met local Scientologists and attended several parties for movie stars, possibly the July 18 dedication of the celebrity center.{19} Scientology literature was also said to be found at the ranch when Manson and his family were captured.{20} But for reasons unknown, it is claimed that Manson may have been made a "suppressive person" by the Scientologists, and there have also been hints that he may have joined the Process, the sex and satan group which originally broke away from Scientology.{21}
Another bit of publicity that the Scientologists are probably not too pleased with concerns the murder of three people in Los Angeles.{22} Two were Scientologists. According to The New York Post, all three were brutally beaten, ritualistically stabbed, had their right eyes cut out, and were dumped 100 yards from a Scientology commune. One of the girls, Miss Doreen Gaul, nineteen, who came from New York to study Scientology, was naked except for a strand of Indian beads. The boy, James Sharpe was fifteen years old. The third was unidentified. Doreen Gaul's father allegedly told a New York Post reporter that she had lately become disenchanted with Scientology. [...]

Scientology and Charles Manson

George Malko - Scientology: the Now Religion - Lermanet.com

 

John McMasters  having been thrown over the side of the ship that day was for me personally a truth that could not be denied, he had his arm in a sling, he was in pain, at that point, I did not know he had been floundering in the water for a couple of hours, I did not know he was gay and none of that would have mattered and still does not, what mattered was his address to those on deck. I was the only child there at that time. We were eating water melon and it was a rare treat. And he said"what on earth do you think you are all doing?"And he ranted on in a very calm and collective way, which was his way, my rants are not so calm or collective, but the basic theme was and still is "get the hell out of here"

John McMasters saw it, Alan Walters saw it, I saw it, even Neville Chamberlain saw it, so did many hundreds of people but who is willing to say exactly what they saw...not many in the grand scheme of things...

My Father saw it...would he speak out? NO!

I believe he committed crimes for LRH, beyond the scope of reason, was he blackmailed, yes, I believe he was, could he admit to it NO!Which is what I think drove him mental and I believe he was. My Father died last year taking his secrets to the grave...the man I knew died when I was 12 years old...good old England...that green and pleasant land...  

 

Death Lessons

from Scandal of Scientology (Cooper)

http://www.xenu.net/archive/books/tsos/sos-13.html

One case in which the Scientologists did get into a school caused a scandal in England in 1960. At that time, Miss Sheila Hoad, owner of the East Grinstead Aston House Prep school for boys and girls from three-and-a-half to eleven, became friendly with an American Scientologist named Dr. (perhaps of Scientology) Thompson, who lived in an apartment adjoining the school.


Dr. Thompson gave Miss Hoad a book called Creative Learning: A Scientological Experiment in Schools, which was written by two Scientologists and was once actively promoted in Scientology publications. Miss Hoad proceeded to follow the instructions in the book, and for twenty minutes each day, instead of English grammar lessons, she gave the following exercises to do.


Session 1 consisted of 20 minutes of obeying simple commands like "stand up" and "sit down." The purpose of this was to have the "pupils follow the order without questions and happily." Session 4 consisted of the teacher saying "hello" and the kids saying "all right" for ten minutes, and then this process was reversed. In session 5, the teacher asked them to "remember a time that seems real to you," "remember a time when you were in good communication with someone" and "remember a time when you a felt some strange affinity for someone," and the teacher then acknowledged it. ("Thank you" "All right") There was a note that simpler words could be used for that lesson.
Then came the death lessons.{11}


Miss Hoad told twenty-five of her pupils to "close your eyes. Concentrate. Now imagine you are dying. Imagine you are dead. Now you have turned to dust and ashes. Now imagine you are putting the ashes back inside yourself." These "death lessons," as they came to be called, were given behind locked doors with a "Do Not Disturb" sign outside, and the children were told "never think about these lessons after they are over," which suggested to many that she was warning the children not to tell their parents about it.


But one nine-year-old pupil became so depressed after the lessons that her mother had to take her to a doctor and she whispered the secret to him. Another child, after ointment was rubbed on her chest for a cold said "Mummy, I am going to die. I feel funny inside." That mother, who had perhaps heard about Hubbard's attaching an E-meter into plants to see if they could feel pain, said "Let Dr. Thompson inject his cucumbers when he thinks they are in pain. But let him leave my daughter alone."


The other parents were equally outraged, although Miss Hoad insisted that the lessons were the same as saying "The Lord's Prayer."{12} The parents disagreed. Miss Hoad resigned after several parents pulled their children out of the school and even more were absent.{13} The Scientologists dissociated themselves from the treatment saying that those methods were "outdated and dangerous" and that the current practice was to imagine "beautiful things."{14} Dr. Thompson, who had a child in the school, said he would not remove the child.{15} Rumors to the effect that death lessons were being given in other English schools persisted for a long time after the incident.{16}

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MH files: A very defensive letter from Elron

 

So, who was Ray Kemp, who was not at that time in very good standing with scientology.I actually vaguely remember Ray and his wife Pam and they seemed to be in pretty good standing to me at this time, but hey, we need a scapegoat...nothing to do with me...said L. Ron Hubbard...

Scientology in the U.K. [part 1] - Solitary Trees

Hubbard on Lord Balniel and Harry Thompson

Death Lessons...is that A THREAT?

 I learned from a very early age how people can manipulate you to conform to what they want...don't talk about this...lets talk about that...I personally Did Not know Julie Blundell, however I DID know Claire Popham. The original Commodores Messengers were Terri Gillham, Janis Gillham, Suzette Hubbard, Claire Popham and Myself, Sharone Stainforth, It would appear I am the only one speaking out here. what does that tell you? I am the only one that really left...

Janis Gillham

Remember sitting side by side, to keep warm in the hold, and we had to sit up because there was not enough space to lay down...do you remember that...Hana Eltringham/Whitfield sat above decks at the time and believe it or not it was her smiling face that got me through it...she did help me leave in a peculiar way...my liability formula kept coming back to me...repeatedly...because I hated the bastard...what kind of bastard would do that? Repeatedly!I was up on decks trying to get people to sign my liability formula and Alan Vos said I was unworthy,the same guy that spent much of his time sending LRH telexes around the world.And as a Commodores Messenger I was sent away, because I was not privy to source., source was utter bollachs, they locked my Father in a cupboard at Abellund, they being Joe van Staden and Jill van Staden, who rushed me away into a Denmark boutique to have me crying because my Father was a declared Suppressive.

I searched the  grounds of Abbelund for days after he had left, and I found myself screaming NO, WHY? You have to have been there and you were not, so you have no idea, NO idea at all

Shut me up...

NO, I don't think so...do you?

He taught you how to lie, and lie and lie again repeatedly, that's all you know isn't it, how to lie...the Stephen Manning e-mails...the Julie Blundell crap...it goes on and on and on, doesn't it repeatedly...I believe Joe Howard is the Gillams family trying very hard to recreate history....Janis Gillham...you might have spent your whole life time in a cult, but you sure as hell don't fool me...Children Trapped in Scientology's Hell
http://www.holysmoke.org/cos/childrn.htm

A paper by the Secretary of State for Social Services (undated)

source...horseradish on WWP

MH files: A paper by the Secretary of State for Social Services