The Church of Scientology can delete auctions from eBay with no supervision under the VeRO program, and has used this to delete all resale of the e-meters Scientologists use. This is to stop members from buying used units from ex-members instead of buying from the official (and very expensive) source. Given Scientology's record of fraud and abuse, should eBay give them this level of trust? Will th... read full post picked by extc68 2 years ago

The movement is accused of pretending to "identify and resolve alleged psychological difficulties" and "promoting the personal flowering" of its adepts with the "sole aim of seizing their resources" and "establishing psychological control over them". Tom Cruise had led a lobbying campaign to block the legal action. They could get kicked out of France. *and ... read full post picked by equinox 6 months ago

In one instance, a Scientology security guard attempted to deny a disabled senior citizen from walking to her home; this was documented on a popular YouTube video which has spawned a new internet catch phrase to describe Scientology: “Bad People“. picked by kissmenow 1 year ago

In an unprecedented effort to crack down on self-serving edits, the Wikipedia supreme court has banned contributions from all IP addresses owned or operated by the Church of Scientology and its associates. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

The charges stem from a case taken by a woman who said she paid the church more than 20,000 euros (28,000 dollars) for lessons, books, drugs and an “electrometer,” a device which the church says can measure a person’s mental state. picked by kissmenow 1 year ago

Following the ban on followers of the Cult of Scientology from entering Britain in 1968, British representatives gathered together a dossier of evidence that showed that the qualifications Hubbard and others claimed to hold were faked and then highlighted an attempt by the cultists to suppress the information. picked by pocksucket 3 months ago

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