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  • Unlike so many Scientology interviews I've seen I dislike Billy Sheehan. He actually seems like a genuinely nice, respectful guy. I just feel really bad for him. Just a misguided individual who I hope one day realizes what kind of freakish cult he supports.

  • Poor guy is so BLIND!!

  • ))))interVIEWer...mic...cam...­A moment....questions!??!....a FOOL is only known when they open their mouth(((( 

  • Incredible musician -

    Completely delusional Human Being

  • he has a grip on what is wrong sorta! On the border, hope he can be helped soon!

  • From what I've read, Billy was (and still is?) quite the womanizer. I cannot believe that this is something Scientology condones.

  • I WOULD CALL BILLY A MASTER BASS PLAYER THAT PRACTICED HIS CRAFT A WHOLE LOT, MAYBE HES NOT SUCH AN EXPERT ON THIS STUFF CONSIDERING MOST OF HIS TIME WAS SPENT PLAYING MUSIC, WHEN HE FIRST HEARD CREAM ..MAYBE HE THOUGHT THEY KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS TOO LOL BUT WHO KNOWS - HE  KINDA PLAYS LIKE AN ALIEN SOMETIMES HEHE WHO KNOWS LOL

  • Scientology is the same as Christianity. Both started out like cults.

  • @danukenator123 ...short for jewish sects.

  • i love billy sheean as a bass player. I dont care about scientology or people that are anti-scientology. Im just wondering how billy can hang out with all these musicians, who are notorious for experimenting with all sorts of illegal drugs, and not confront them or notify the authorities, after what he just said here lol.

  • Billy is class in every possible way,i hold great respect for this man and that wouldn't change even if he believed in flying monkey gods..his choice of religion is his own... the fact that you go to church every sunday doesn't mean anything if you are a douche and a scumbag for the rest of the week...

  • "You can't do anything illegal if you're a $cientologist" HAHAHAHAHA OOOHOO HOO HOO EEHEE HEE HEE! That is positively HILARIOUS!

  • It's funny how people think he is crazy for believing what he believes. While it's perfectly "rational" and socially acceptable to believe in virgin births,part seas at the will of a man,and other such "miracles" as o.k.

    I think anyone who has imaginary friends they worship are batshit crazy.

  • @rybones1311... LOL...you're right. Good point of view, bro

  • Billy is an amazing musician and very well spoken, but why Scientology??? Get real.

  • hmm.. this gives me a bit more respect for sheehan. yeah.. hes part of a cult that i dont really agree with (frankly i dont get any religion) but hes open, hes honest, he doesnt crack when they are pushing him, and hes not pushing his religion on anyone by saying anyone else is wrong.

  • Whoa! scientologists are allowed to swear? 7:58

  • @youztuber5000 Whats that in your mouth, oh it's a dick.

  • @bobcatmonster You need to get your eyes checked thats my dick in xenu's mouth.

  • @Overdosed49 LOL

  • People, who the fuck cares that he is a Scientologist? It's his personal belief, he's allowed to have it. I don't believe in it, and I believe it's some kind of cult. But who cares. If it works for him, let him do it.

  • @BLACKMAGICMETALMAN12 Dude, it's fuckin' crazy! You think it's fine there's a bunch of crazy people screwing up society?!

  • @youztuber5000 Give me one substantial proven piece of evidence that Scientology is screwing up society.

  • @BLACKMAGICMETALMAN12 Did you know what these videos are about? The church of scientology was trying to silence their critics by falsely accusing them of crimes and getting them arrested, but luckily in court their plot was revealed and the cases were dismissed. How is that for proof they are fucking up society. Not to mention it's another bullshit "religion", brainwashing all their followers, robbing them blind, etc...

  • scientology = my burned shit

    (this is the part when you ROFL...well, what are you waiting for?!?!)

    ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL

  • What?!? Ugh!

  • This is depressing. I'm not even angry. Just sad.

  • @DaSungandSoul1223 yea me too.....

  • 4:03 "i look at any internet site i want"

    lol from the looks of it, YES HE DOES!!!!!!!!! XD

  • xenu sent billions of peeps into a volcano in a ship that looked like a dc 8 without propellers, and blew their dung up with hydrogen bombs.

    these guys must be the DUMBEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • wow 1:43, "gentleman with a mask" WHAT! ANONYMOUS!!

  • Like I said on the other video, Billy is a very polite man and a very talanted musician. But he really made a mistake with these videos, makes him look really dumb TBH.

  • oh lovely we all respect each other, but this seem like a plant, its so unusual, i am very suspect of this guy.

  • To me, all religions are cults and sects, not only scientology, ALL religions.

  • Guy with a mask; Anonymous?

  • @MetamorphousG thats exactly what id like to know...its like they talked in circles, like they are trying to trick you...like a politician...it makes me mad

  • I wish they would have talked about the money cost of Scientology

    I know this first person- i lost a dear friend as she went broke paying the "church"

  • goddamit i liked billy sheehan

    scientologist fuck

  • NO!!!! NOT BILLY SHEEHAN TOO!!! Not cool.

  • @19VanHalen84! That's what I said! LOL!

  • "Study materials and auditing courses are made available to members in return for specified donations.[6] Scientology is legally recognized as a tax-exempt religion founded in 1953 in Camden NJ! Scientology has been surrounded by controversies since its inception. It has often been described as a cult that financially defrauds and abuses its members, charging exorbitant fees for its spiritual services.Scientology's belief that souls ("thetans") reincarnate and have lived on other planets !

    !!

  • @panhead1219 why do they get tax exemptions, I pay tides at church...I should be exempt too!!!

  • @CarolinaSwethrt Tides in the ocean?

  • ive done a little research about scientology and i dont understand what the big attraction is about it but i must commend billy on his openness and willfulness to share his beliefs with the world. i think he is a class act and would still be one if he were islamic, jewish, hindi, jain, christian, wiccan or anything else.

  • @darrenedesignedu yeah me too, except he really isnt telling you anything except for that he is a Scientologist. He cant tell you what hes learned or what he is doing or what he believes...its messed up!

  • morons

  • Billy Sheehan and WBM is the same place? Amazing. :)

    I'm glad Billy is so cool about it. Billy was a huge influence on me when I was a youngster. Makes me like him even more.

  • the cult speaks beware

  • Billy looks sad and sheepish, but sometimes we just need to be lead somewhere even though we know we are the leader of our destinys

  • FINALLY a guy that doesnt give Scientology a bad name. Sad that the cult is so bat-shit crazy.

  • Billy says they should be removed... then remove David Miscavage since hes done all these things.

  • Poor guy, its all going to end up in tears, his tears.

  • I met Billy at the NAMM show back when he was in David Lee Roth's band. He really is this calm and sweet guy that you see on the video. If only the other Scientologists could take a lesson from Billy and act this cordial and civil instead of screaming "what are your crimes?" and baiting people...perhaps a dialogue could occur.

    get rid of Slappy and make Billy the head of Scientology - perhaps then nobody would be abused or die

  • he is two steps away from kieth richards

  • The fact that Billy was only 18 when a stranger came to his door and sold him a book about a cult he never heard of and has been a member ever since shows how niave he really is which, is a pity because he's so down to earth and a talented bassist

  • this is the most civil scientology interview i have ever seen!! Good for Billy! He should be there Public relations person!!!

  • @soundwave121 No, it's better if scientology sticks with Tommy as their spokesperson.  Tommy is a lot better at showing the world that this is a crazy cult.

  • free thinking and religious belief are a contradiction in terms

  • And what is free thinking? Being able to choose within the range of what youve been taught? you are a product of society and free thinking is a lie! you are free to choose, but only between what someone else put there for you to choose from. Free thinking in my opinion is not thinking at all

  • I'm an atheist, but seeing in this video how Billy was totally cool and fair and conducted himself so well makes me not want to pick on Scientologists at all!

  • I realise you are saying this with a little tongue in cheek, but it's very naive to drop objections to scientology based on one's composure

  • Actually no tongue-in-cheek at all! :-) I was quite serious. If more Scientologists acted like him (instead of rabid nut jobs accusing people of "crimes"), I think I'd be ok with 'em. I mean, I'm fine with Hindus, but not evangelicals. And why? It's primarily because of their attitudes.

  • Well, I know many Christians that act very nice to people, they are always smiling, they give out free tea and coffee outside the students' union, but when you look at little closer you find that they are all homophobic, very sexist, anti-science, close-minded and they have quite an influence on society.

  • Stop making me defend Christians! I hate doing that! :-) But seriously; Billy seems to display not just kindness and courtesy, but a degree of intellectual honesty here as well. I by no means am taking this brief interview to be the sum total of what he is capable, but all I'm saying is that it's a good sign.

  • And I'm agreeing, but expressing skepticism, as this could just be the surface. Things get a little questionable when you dig deeper

  • Sign me up!

  • wow fair game is no longer used so its ok? what the fuck? the fact that it was policy is totally enough to have them legally dragged into court.

  • Celebrity scientologists very often get a bit more room since CoS understands very well the potential PR-horror if a famous long-time member would leave due to their "tough love". Cruise for example, he can pretty much do whatever he wants, nobody in CoS will be hounding him. Celebrities are part of the "ivory tower" or protected members, the vip's, within Scientology.

  • Vitamne B that is affecting the brain

  • Wow. An honest Scientologist. WTF. I'm so confused.

  • They're all dumb. Anyone being an honest intellectual would agree that no religion has enough backing it to be considered seriously

  • Yep, there´s one, the oldest one in the human history, well, at least in the written history, the one of the egyptians, o mayas, when they adored the sun, wich...you can fairly say that yes, it´s the source of life of this planet.

  • he can't have respect to the catholic church because jesus was a suppressive according to scientology. also the catholic church is suppressive so he has no respect for them

  • Well I guess he wasn't lying when he said he's a free thinker lol.

  • He seems very nice and very polite. Why, though, does he believe in this idiotic cult? Then again, I don't understand why anyone believes in a religion based on a Science Fiction novel.

  • Isn't most religion based on "science fiction"? Oh well, he's a musical genius, at least he has that! Much respect!

  • It's the mythology behind it.

  • @NothingSacred27 Being a nice/polite person has nothing to do with your beliefs or intelligence. People confuse the two very often.

  • @R3TU4NmyP13 - I wasn't necessarily equating his politeness with intelligence. I was simply giving him credit for what I consider admirable personality traits. He was being grilled and never lost his composure or resorted to attacking, I just wanted to give credit where it's due.

    Unfortunately, he still evaded many of the important questions and was never completely willing to address the issues with some of his beliefs or with the "church" as a whole.

  • @NothingSacred27 is it not as bad as believeing in a book that says the earth is flat? or that the earth is the center of the universe? lmao in the bible, god doesnt even know how magnets work. but yeah scientologists must just be dumb.

  • After reading the full wikipedia article and researching the internet for a long time I still can't understand what's their ponit?

  • Billy is obviously trying to defend something as indefendable and hollow as scientology. he's being nice but somehow it seems he doesnt see the pointlessness of the argument.

  • He seems like a really nice guy.

  • billy seems like such a nice dude... it's too bad hes batshit insane.

  • @DickMotorman yeah seems nice. Batshit, now thats funny. Nice one.

  • The only good scientologist in the world.

  • I would wager most of them are terrific people. It's the management that are causing the fraud and abuse.

    Billy's just the nicest one on camera and one of the only ones who knows not to be a dope and follow the "always attack, never defend" training of Scientology.

  • Good point.

  • Billy Sheehan goes "straight to the cops" when he knows someone has pot? Jesus. That's harsh. No wonder no one wants to work with him anymore.

  • Vote Billy Sheehan for Leader of Scientology.

  • I vote this guy:

    watch?v=tie79oZsYmA

  • Can't do anything illegal? Do the Scientologists still stalk and harass people with cameras? If yes, then that is illegal.

  • the dude is cool :D u got to love it , even if hes in cult ...

  • Hi Sir,

    Scientology ist eine Sekte. Es ist nicht zu glauben, dass ein so fantastischer Musiker auf so eine Vereinigung hereinfällt. You're a fuckin' shame to the bass-playin community.

    Get out of scientology. It's a community of brainwashed bastards.

    Please, do yourself a favour and get outa there.

    Regards

    Henning

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  • All organized religion are scams. They all function the same way. Certainly Scientology IS an aggressive cult, but it uses the same principles as any other organized religion.

  • You make a statement but fail to back it up with proof.

  • "You make a statement but fail to back it up with proof."

    Whatever you say, professor.

  • whatever, the man is an amazing bassist, so who cares what faith he is, even if it is some crazy religion like mormons, hahahaha lets see what that gets me

  • who ever made this video should get a life.... how many christians commit crimes every day??? the priests are the worst!!!! abusing little kids and running off with sumones wife!!!! should i go out and paint all u christians with the murderer and pedaphile brush?? after watching this video ... maybee i should! i am of no faith at all! we live ... we die... were no significant in life to a mammal or a rodent! thats my view... respect it! and fukk off! just like u should respect scientologist's!

  • Everyone commits crimes. It's human nature. In fact, THE POINT IS that we screwed up in the first place. Adam and Eve sinned, and they and the rest of the human race bear the consequence for that sin. The good news is that Christ came, condemning (sp?) no one, but instead, dying for everyone, so that we can have eternal life instead of eternal consequence, if we would only accept Christ's gift of salvation. It's not about being "holier than thou", but seeking to glorify God through our lives!

  • ok... ive studied scientology this past week... and i gotta admitt im shocked... its very cult like and quite freaky... but never the less.... i still respect people's decision's.... as i make my own too... im my view 'jeasus' was possably just as whacky as this Huburd guy!! lmao

  • Hehe well everyone is entitled to their own opinion. To many people in his day, Jesus was a freak. He claimed to be God in human form and did stuff that would make that street magician guy look like a birthday party clown. Nevertheless, I put my trust in Him!

  • At least part of what you say is true--you are no more significant than a rodent.

  • Btw I'm a poet though :) And artist.

  • Also, doctrine & dogma are two diff words & though they're sometimes be interchangeable; they don't mean exactly the same thing.

    For ex., The four noble truths summarize the main "doctrines" of Buddhism but there's no "dogma" attached here for they've nothing to do with morality or faith proper, per se and definitely not "set forth in an authoritative manner by a church."

    Here's a little synonym study:

    DOCTRINE refers to a theory based on carefully worked out principles & taught or advocated

  • I personally think that organised religion is dangerous anyway, but any religion that teaches that aliens brought us here in spacecrafts, and who look first at your bank balance before accepting you, is highly suspicious in my book.

    And to paraphprase Groucho Marx, I'd never be a member of a religion that would have Tom Cruise as a member!!

  • Any organization of humans is dangerous in that the imperfections of each human meet and collide in ways that cause observable chaos.

  • Hemos perdido a un gran Bajista.Hagamos un minuto de silencio.

  • You can't be in a religion and be a free thinker, it is a oxy moron. Good bass player or not Sheehan is a wanker.

  • Why can't you be in a religion while still being a free thinker?

  • Because you are told what to think by a bible or doctrine.

  • I can choose wether or not to believe in the bible and in what ways to believe in it, and rather than accepting dogmatically everything a given church authority might say of it, I reflect heavily upon interpretation of the bible and I do research.

    Is it also true, however, that an Atheist is not a "free thinker" in that he is not free to believe in God?

  • DOGMA! 1. An authoritative principle, belief or statement of opinion, especially one considered to be absolutely true, regardless of scientific proof.

    In the Catholic Church, new dogmas can only be declared by the pope after the extremely rare procedure ex cathedra to make them part of the official faith. 2. A doctrine or a set of doctrines relating to matters such as morality and faith, set forth in an authoritative manner by a church.

    There's no free-thinking after that.

  • Your first definition is one I agree with much more than your second one. I simply understand dogmatic behavior to be involving of accepting a principle to be irrevocably true, regardless of logical proof.

    If you think all religious people are dogmatic, you are ignorant. Any smart religious person knows that exploring the doubts of one's self is vital for development of their philosophy. Have you ever tried living a mature and intellectually honest religious life? It's far from impossible.

  • They're not MY definitions. They're the 2 definitions on the Wiktionary here online. And they are what they are & say. IMHO the 1st is the main & generalized def. of the word. The 2nd is more specific & applicable to religious doctrines, etc. I don't know about all religious ppl being dogmatic but ALL religions have a DOGMA.

    Personally, I don't buy into any religion but I consider myself a spiritual person. Spirituality & religion are two diff things. But I DO find myself being quite ignorant.

  • I'm not surprised that they're not your definitions. But your analysis of each definition seems accurate.

    The second definition seems unnecessary, given how close it is to the word "doctrine" itself. So "dogma" meaning "doctrine," yes, all religions have a dogma in that sense.

    Also, can you send me a private message regarding your being a spiritual person? I've heard of such philosophies but no-one has really explained them to me.

  • ...They're close & there's an obvious relation but you wouldn't consider a beautiful sunrise or scenery; nature, or say, the innocent smile of a child or the love of a woman for her offspring - even an animal - "religious" but they are "spiritual;" at least to me. I'm sure also, you've heard of someone having a "spiritual" experience that wasn't necessarily a "religious" one; though they can crisscross sometimes.

  • Why do you say you are not surprised? I'm curious.

    As for the 2nd def., I don't feel it's, as you say, "unnecessary." It is specific to, as it states, "morality and faith, set forth in an authoritative manner by a church." The 1st one has nothing to do with church or faith & morality; so the 2nd IS necessary to make THAT distinction which does exist. But what do I know?

    As for your question, religion involves the association of ppl in a manner resembling a religious institution or cult...

  • I'm not surprised because many people use online dictionaries (not a bad thing).

    The second meaning you presented is unnecessary for the reason that the word "doctrine" already fits that definition well enough.

    Saying that religion involves the association of people in manner of a religious institution is simply stating the obvious, and your usage of the word "cult" seems to be a sweeping generalization of religious practices, unless you'd like to specify exactly what you mean by "cult."

  • Well, I'm the proud owner of FIVE dictionaries; not counting 'language-language dictionaries., thesaurus, etc. I love Linguistics and as a hobby, study the etymology of words - which I think it's very revealing and telling of the culture, origins of the diff. words, etc. But I use online dictionaries, too. I have several saved as favorites. :)

  • I've got the Oxford American dictionary on my computer, Webster's dictionary somewhere in my house, I study Latin, Greek, and Rhetoric, and my parents are sometimes grammar nazis.

    Hah!

  • "I've got the Oxford American dictionary on my computer, Webster's dictionary somewhere in my house, I study Latin, Greek, and Rhetoric..."

    Good. Then you can do a more proper & in-depth study of these two words, if you like.

    Dogma implies an opinion or tenet one thinks is good & comes from the Greek while Doctrine comes from the Latin & has more to do with teachings or what is taught, etc.

  • "Saying...religion involves the association of people in manner of a religious institution is...stating the obvious..."

    The Wiktionary is doing that. I pasted & copied THEIR def. for expediency & accuracy. It's a meaning of religion & the one I intended to use.

    I don't understand what you mean by my usage of 'cult' being a sweeping generalization of religious practices. Can you clarify?

    A Cult is a group/doctrine with religious, philosophical or cultural identity sometimes viewed as a sect.

  • Also, I wanted to point out that sometimes in order to put across thoughts & concepts in a clear & distinct manner, the use of words & their diff nuances is valuable, indeed priceless, if we're to hone in on exactly what we try to convey. Many words are close to others of the same group or class but it doesn't make any unnecessary. That's what makes our language rich & expressive & why we have synonyms that no matter how close they may be, offer varied shades & colors to the rainbow of language.

  • Synonyms are no doubt useful, but I was pointing out the second definition of dogma to be so alike to the definition of doctrine that it is unnecessary and potentially confusing for discussion. Synonyms are for more poetic purpose than discussion, because discussion requires premises that are built on clear and definite words that are not to be confused with each other.

  • "Synonyms are for more poetic purpose than discussion, because discussion requires premises that are built on clear and definite words that are not to be confused with each other."

    I disagree with this & your other stmt but regardless that's why I used the word DOGMA instead of DOCTRINE because they're NOT the same. One can speak of a problem with DOGMA without necessarily imputing a DOCTRINE.

    Language & the diff nuances of wds are required for clarity & not just in poetry but SCIENCE, for ex.

  • ...by its adherents; DOGMA refers to a belief or doctrine that is handed down by authority as true and indisputable, and may connote arbitrariness, arrogance, etc. Ex.: religious dogma; TENET connotes a component belief or principle of a system or theory Ex,: the tenets of Christianity; PRECEPT refers to an injunction or dogma intended as a rule of action or conduct. Ex.: Teach by example rather than by precept.

    They're diff nuances more appropriate at times depending on subject matter, etc.

  • You know, your knowledge of this word is rather convincing.

    But I'm simply trying to say that I roughly define "dogma" as "zealous belief in principles regardless of opposing facts or arguments."

    Something like that...

  • I agree with your definition.  That's why I may not have any problem with Christian DOCTRINE but I sometimes have a problem with some peoples' or institutions' DOGMA.

  • YES!!! Agreement!! Understanding!

  • Beautiful! Peace! Harmony! Even Love!!! ;) ARC! No, no, no, wait a minute, that's $cn LoL

    I knew we'd get there, somehow. :)

  • Seems to me none of the bad stuff happen to people who can keep giving money. As soon as someones bank account is depleted bad things begin to happen to them.

  • Wow

    I'll never be able to look at Billy Sheehan the same way...

    He's my hero right after Justin Chancellor from TOOL.

  • When he said "I Think" the guy behind him turned around the sign to read "You Think"

  • "When he said "I Think" the guy behind him turned around the sign to read "You Think""

    When in the video was that? (Like, at 2:47 or 0:36 or whatever)

  • it was at about 3:55

  • Oh, yeah. That's a funny coincidence. :) The sign says more than that, but that's all that was showing in the camera shot right then.

  • I appreciate that you respect my beliefs that I respect and appreciate your ideas.

  • If somebody can be in Scientology or any other religion for that matter from 1971, it definitely has done them good. There is no doubt about that. And Billy Sheehan is a bass player who plays with Steve Vai, who is not a Scientologist for that matter, but somebody who follows a different Indian spiritual path known as Sant Math. And that speaks a lot.

  • That's the think when you pay alot of money and can fork it, you don't have to do those other things that people with money have to do.

  • I respect that you respect that you respect what I'm saying...

  • gotta love how everyone says "i respect you even though i don't agree with you"

    that's bullshit. deep down they're thinking "you're a loser, but i've got to pretend that i think you're alright because it's politically-correct time"

  • That in itself is bullshit man!

    I thought down on Scientologists because of how they act until I found out Billy Sheehan is a Scientologist.

    I don't agree with it either but to say I'm PC because I respect him? I'm the most no PC I know...I don't give a shit, but I respect Billy Sheehan.

    He's a humble man, great to talk to, and he's one of my highest bass inspirations.

    What you think, on the other hand, don't mean jack to me. It;s your opinnion...that you are wrong cannot be helped.

  • you misunderstand! i'm a bass player myself and i love sheehan to bits, i can't wait to catch him at a clinic he's doing here soon. i was simply making a generalization about disagreements :)

  • what is scientology ?

  • Scientology is a religion that basically believes in that you can heal yourself, by being clean, pure. They are adamantly against psychiatrist and prescribing meds for mental disorders, you can be pure and clean and heal yourself. However, controversy comes into play when they wont seek some medical condition, when you get to OT high level you learn about Xenu, this alien god, will save us... really weird stuff.

  • wow.tnx for the info.Coz they tackled this religion on the film BOWFINGER(steve martin and eddie murphy)and i was pretty curious.alot of people also think they are a cult.

  • FUCK SCIENTOLOGY

  • Billy comes off real and sane. Most Scientologists don't which only makes them look bad (like that couch jumper) Every time Scn. declares someone an SP it admits failure.Scn. is supposed to work. Why doesn't Scn. handle it's SPs if it works?I guess clearing the planet doesn't include the SPs.When Scn. Declares someone it admits failure. Scn. admits it cannot change the state or condition.

  • However, I must say that it actually looks like Billy looks at Scientology like his religion, just like a Catholic looks at Catholicism, which is different than most Scientologists I have met. Most of them act like it is a mental set and some weird devotion instead of just a religion. Billy also seems to have more of a level head with regards to complying with society's mores and rules, which says a lot for Billy and a lot bad for people like Tom Cruise who acts like maniacs.

  • THIS IS SCIENCE FICTION PEOPLE! L. Ron Hubbard actually copied many parts of Dianetics from another science fiction writer about 25 years before LRH. He was a fraud and a copy cat who DID NOT think for himself. Scientology kills people. Scientologists are not free thinkers, they are brainwashers and snake oil salesmen.

  • Like Christianity is bound to be any better.

  • Billy Sheehan, the only like-able scientologist!

  • Billy has the right to his religion and to believe in whatever he wants. However he should learn the truth by googling 'scientology greatest secrets'.

  • Though I admit that he's disillusioned in his beliefs, Billy was very respectful in this interview. He's one of the few scientologists that you can revere.

  • this is good one

  • Last comment: The poster of this video is SOOOOO sued.

  • Why are you all defending scientology? A religion based on a book by a SCIENCE FICTION writer? I guarentee you if a farmer read Animal Farm he wouldn't go out and kill his livestock in order to maintain control over his farm, why would you believe that Dianetics was truth?

    I will give him, however, that he was very calm about this and he argued in the most mature way possible. I respect that much.

  • omg i just for the first ever time heard billy swear lol

  • I don't really understand the situation. Where are they and who are the other people around him? Are they scientologists too? Sorry, my English is not very good, so I don't understand everything they are saying...

  • I think I just noticed something... The C0$ has this top 5% of its members who are rich and in the public eye. They treat them like rockstars and make thier lives awesome just so these celebs will say "THIS IS GREAT!"

    The average guy sees this and signs up, thinking he's going to get the same treatment, but he gets scamed, robbed, and tricked. This guy and others like it, make up the other 90%.

    *New slogan*

    Scientology: You can put sprinkles on a turd, but it's still a piece of shit.

  • Smart Post.