(10 of 16) Ex-Scientologist John Duignan Interview

[miretchin]

the internet- where religions come to die

[hozilla420]

@miretchin :D The Great Library of our time! Can't let the Romans destroy this one as well :P

[nowgleaning]

when he describes activating his defenses - the brick wall, that he'd had enough, and he let them know he would not allow them to continue - Wow! He is truly a strong person. I actually feel a little stronger just having listened to this. It makes you realise what fighters people can be when they are able to see things clearly and tap into their inner strength. They can be made weak and oppressed but, in rather rare and glorious moments, they also can and do fight back even when outnumbered.

[jrichmond7]

I love this guy.

[jrichmond7]

Not bad people eh They just want to control your body and mind. Recruit innocent people into a horrorific cult where they know you will work for peanuts, eat slop for food blah, blah, blah.

[TheJackOfHearts7]

Thank God for this.

[freynekennedy]

by the way good for you! This is the most serious and genuine info. many have seen on the net about s.tology - as opposed to when this sort of info. was not available to people considering involvement - no info. good or bad - this is so helpful I think. Not sure the whole anonymous stuff is helpful but this is. You are very brave and humble after dedicating so many years to this. Thanks so much

[Bobb9999]

More corroboration Hubbard was a hypocritical druggie. Do you think he ever acknowledged a problem and went through his own bogus Narconon drug cure (vitamins, sauna & Scientology)? Not likely, and it probably wouldn't have worked if he had.We know he was a huge fan of druggie Aleister Crowley whose most "sacred " book urged followers to "take wine and strange drugs". Some of Crowley's official rituals called for use of drugs,including Opium, which Hubbard

used, according to Gerry Armstrong.

[11Jamie11]

Resist the Co$ and he will flee from you.

[Wanapelei]

3:06 - This is why.