Re: Dear Kirstie Alley

[miley4eva21]

She fucking made a weight loss program to help people like her u asshole she is the best person ever and dont u fucking forget that she is beautifull woman and very talented so u shove this video right up ur ass!!!

[shalindriaharam]

@miley4eva21 LOL wow. Well she didn't start losing weight until she got on dancing with the stars and everyone knows that. You can lose a little weight by having a good diet but it doesn't really count for much if you don't exercise. I'm sorry but I see her restaurant (which is always empty, btw) and her new line as just another gimmick and doesn't address real problems at all and gives people unrealistic hope.

[shalindriaharam]

@miley4eva21 It's the same situation as hydroxycut, alli, and all this other stuff. Soon as you go off weight watchers, all that weight comes back on if YOU DON'T EXERCISE because you haven't built the muscle to burn the calories. I know her buddy Kelly Preston backed her up but LOL that's what buddies do. Kelly's always been slim because she exercised. Not only that I never said anything mean about Kirstie and many people have.

[miley4eva21]

@shalindriaharam She has someone to deal with all the organic liason stuff also

[shalindriaharam]

@miley4eva21 What I'm attempting to point out now is that if Scientology were capable of resolving all of a person's problems, which it claims to do just that, then Kirstie would have never gained that much weight to begin with. I'm not saying I didn't have my own personal problem but at least I was honest about it and am making a concerted effort to fix it. I'm not gonna go on a fad diet and expect results. That's fucking retarded and that's what she is selling.

[shalindriaharam]

@babbabybwoo addiction transference is prevalent in people with addictive personalities, and gastric bypass patients have had this problem. Some turned to smoking, gambling, and even compulsive shopping.  If she got sound medical treatment when she got clean, they could have addressed those underlying issues or at least warned her about it.

[globe255]

I find scientology being a very criminal cult, why? Because they always will try to intimidate those who are against them. I dont think it is wrong to say it is a cult ruled by criminal people. Many of the gangsters in the cult those they use to intimidate people, are outsiders who cant get a job in the normal life because they have been in prison. Its in fact sad for them, but hey they have made the choises themselves when they did their crimes.

[kitten1g]

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[66kompis]

great video thanks...about Scientoloy saving her life apparently she use to be a heavy cocaine the rumours has it that she cut down or stopped using....

[shalindriaharam]

@66kompis I'm happy for her sobriety, but I often wonder if she would have gotten clean anyway. Addicts have to realize they have a problem before they can start to fix them.

[officialdjdirtyjake]

2- even though she ins't certified to give medical advice... its legal.. many people are stupid.. they dont read fine print such as the words "results will vary"

3- we love Kiristie!!! fat or skinny. that is cold hard fact :)

[officialdjdirtyjake]

does it matter really for u to figure out y her religion has helped her out in saving her life (which im she meant her drug use)? i wounder if u would ask a Christian how the 12 step program has helped them get off a drug --- I'm not into religion, but really-who are u to question her choice in religion? n' then ask such personal questions? it is her life n' she should live it as she wishes n' see fit. from the looks of it.she is trying to get healthy.

[shalindriaharam]

@officialdjdirtyjake well, the problem is exclusion. There was an article about it in USA Today. Who can put a price on salvation? Apparently Scientology can, and their cost for enlightenment is between $500,000 - $1,000,000. You don't think that's excessive? Not only that, but Scientology is actually against religious freedom, like the way they persecute freezoners. They call them squirrels. That'd be like me leaving the Lutheran church and being called a rat for doing so.

[officialdjdirtyjake]

every religion gives a (sort of)simple price rather it be a fixed price of cash or chunks of change into a collection plate.... or even giving total control of your life to retarded commandments... that most dont follow and are some how at the end given salvation. religion is religion -all are pretty much the same. with small aspects different. they tell u how 2 live ur life in such ways to find salvation. i suppose that is point. ur not 1 to say what is gud or not gud FOR HER.

[officialdjdirtyjake]

oh and most religions have exclusion's too. great point in hand... homosexuals in the religious community. note i used the word "most". i guess it just comes down to - people have the right to believe what they will. and i just thought it shitty of you to like attack her for hers. and besides -i think we both can agree that with support (no matter where it comes from) we all can do lil better on either in the community or in our own personal lives.

[Nguli34689]

L. Ron Hubbard's submissions to the AMA and the APA were rejected. LRH was not trained in science or in medicine. He was simply a writier of fiction. This video here is some of the best advice Kristie can get. It was well said and quite lucid.

[shalindriaharam]

@Nguli34689 thanks

[Nguli34689]

You're welcome.

I neglected to mention that no friend or equal could have put it better. You were very kind to Kristie. I don't know if she will be permitted to see your video, but only time will tell. Good luck and the best of health to you and yours.

[rawkinsuperstar]

"How did it save your life?"

Did she die and come back like Jesus, because damn! If Scientology has life and death in their pockets maybe we should support the movement, HAH!

[janus70]

Well done. You were very tactful and compassionate, and that's a great thing to see.

[BADNEWZakaLILNOGOOD]

oh shut up. i cant even watch this....

[DebraLynn179]

Good video!

[onedickhead]

Very good vid....Did not know about her site....Thanks....

[laladiel]

i dont usualy make fun of a way a person looks or weight problems they may have, but kirstie alley has a website telling people how to loose weight?that just seems like a bad joke to me.

[RandomBoredom1]

A lot of scientologists think that they'r lives have been saved from scientology because when they give the free stress they nit pick on regular everyday emotions and make them seem tantamount to what they actually are thus leaving a placebo in a persons head making them think they are mentally ill and that they will end up in either a mental institute or dead without scientology.

[parrotnutz]

Great video.....thanks...I will be forwarding this to folks who think I`m full of it.....

[parrotnutz]

parrot clap

[shalindriaharam]

why thank you ; )

[AnniaLilith]

Great Vid Shal!!!

Totally agree with u Mollie...

For some people the food is another kind of droug!!!

Were is the Kristy's POWER of WILL??? Were is the TOTAL FREEDOM?

Surely NOT in the OT courses....

[shalindriaharam]

I think the purification rundown my have trashed her liver, which partially controls your metabolism. If she took too much Niacin it could have caused impairment, which can cause swelling in the stomach, face, and knees.

[FreedomToResearch]

Hubbards tech is probably being squirelled all the time with their secret doctor visits and care. Hubbard did it. Just donate millions and all is good again

[TheEvilOfScientology]

Tell you what, IndiaSevenSeven; you shoot yourself in the face, and I'll have a word with Shal about pulling this video. That way, we all get what we want. Everyone's a winner.

[shalindriaharam]

lol, awesome

[JillyX92]

This is scientology we're talking about. If she's having problems, she's doing something wrong. That's how scientology works!

[mollie2810]

Nice rant. Kirtstie Alley always tells people that Co$ made her stop taking drugs but instead of that food became the new drug. Epic fail for Co$ again.

[TheEvilOfScientology]

Another great video, Jess! If you want Kirstie to see this video, send her a link on Twitter. She's never off it )

PS: How long has YouTube had the "watch this video in another window" button (top-right of the video display)? It's the first time I've seen it. A decent YT feature at last!

[13Heathens]

L Ron Hubbard, in talking about Theta Conquering MEST, states that an operating Thetan should be able to change their body through their own mental will - this would include weight, eye color, hair color length etc.

[AnonRanGERO1]

And yet L. Ron Hubbard chose to retain his naturally repulsive, wan, and flabby form complete with bad teeth, erectile dysfunction, and smarmy smile. He must have done it for the chicks.. We all know they can't resist that 5 months pregnant man look. I think I just went clear!

[darthspeaks]

Nice to see you on other videos! Keep up the good work 13!

[shalindriaharam]

@13Heathens How did I miss your brilliant comment? Thanks. Isn't a clear not supposed to have any health problems either?