This video and material is for educational use and fall under "fair use" US Laws.
Show this to Tom and ask hi and the other Scientology Celebrities if they have ever visited a Rehabilitation Project Force camp. An unannounced visit would be best - ask to visit the RPF's RPF.
Scientology's Concentration Camps
When one researches Scientology it is not long before an interesting but disturbing pattern is observed. Hubbard's policies on critics and their "slanderous attacks" focus around a belief that if one is accusing that church of something, that person is himself "reeking with crime," usually doing the very
thing of which he is accusing Scientology.
Ironically, this is somewhat consistently reflected in Scientology's own modus operandi. Their own rationale can be turned right back around on them. For example, if they attempt to discredit a critic for having some sordid past or crime, then the question should be asked of the Scientologist, "Are you saying if a person, leader or organization has a history of criminal and abusive behavior, they shouldn't be listened to or followed?" ............There is even an RPF's RPF - a kind of second level RPF for people already in RPF thought to be deserving still greater punishment or "rehabilitation" than provided in the regular RPF. There are several testimonials recorded of people being chained or locked in a wire cage in one of RPF's RPF locations in Clearwater's Fort Harrison Hotel headquarters (Ibid.).
For others, a stay at the Fort Harrison headquarters has resulted in something far worse than physical and mental abuse. The ongoing civil case and possible criminal case against Scientology in the tragic death of Lisa McPherson was described in The Watchman Expositor, Vol. 14, No. 5. This has also been exposed and investigated on numerous television magazine programs, most recently CBS's Public Eye with Bryan Gumbel, January 7, 1998.
Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist Lucy Morgan has recently written an extensive story of how "seven other Scientologists in apparently sound health died suddenly after coming to Clearwater for training and counseling" (St. Petersburg Times, December 7, 1997, pp. 1, 8A). Several of these Scientologists died after using Scientology's regimen of vitamins and minerals in lieu of prescribed medicine. Another man was found dead in a bathtub "with water so hot that it burned his skin off" (Ibid).
Scientology officials have tried to escape the awful specter of this type of treatment at the RPF by comparing it, incredibly, to life in a monastery, or boot camp in the Marines, a time and place for complete concentration on implementing Scientology into one's life. But for any objective observer, the question must be raised: "How can an organization wanting to promote itself as a church in a civilized society, and receive government protection as such, be allowed to do so while it operates something akin to a forced labor or concentration-camp in that same country?"
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People are being coerced and held against the will at RPF camps.
Call the authorities and demand action.
Why is this crime allowed to continue?
More Information
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0407/S00097.htm
Rolling Stone Article about COS
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/9363363/inside_scientology/8
Video about COS RPF Camps
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2742505831051424517
Collection of RPF Testimonials
http://www.xenu-directory.net/practices/rpf.html
Wikipedia.org article
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rehabilitation_Project_Force
COS says the RPF helps members "avail themselves of redemption as opposed to dismissal" (fair use quote for education purpose from COS website - visit their official website for more information.)
http://www.scientology.org/news-media/faq/pg056.html#rpf
MOST IMPORTANT
BOYCOTT COS CELEBRITIES
http://www.scientomogy.com/boycott.php
Search for information on upcoming World Wide protests against COS.
Does your Religion get the same Tax Benefits as The Church of Scientology? Because a Scientologist can deduct their Church of Scientology education.Ask your Congressman why does the Church of Scientology have a secret agreement with the IRS that gives them a tax exemption that no other group has?
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TheAmazighzik 1 year ago
Excellent posting! Five stars.
You've both FOs. So LRH "dropped his body" in perfect health per atty. Earl Cooley & didn't turn over his hat (a no-no in $cn) & didn't say good-bye to his adoring staff & members??? Hmm..
LRH mistrusted DM & ordered Jesse Prince to sec check him. He found DM crying scared in a room. What saved DM was he & Pat used to blow Ron's money gambling in Las Vegas & Pat, DM's partner in crime, never gave the session "worksheets" to LRH, who died soon after. Hmm...
jdtrickster4 3 years ago
nice music
yesrdevries 3 years ago
I think it's awesome that Elvis was agaist Elvis. And I don't blame him either.
ISUPPORTANON 3 years ago
Elvis was against Scientology. SWEET.
BadgermanOfDOOM 4 years ago 2