Never has there been better news for a free society:
The above was taken from a Google Trends search on the search term “scientology”.
Even an OEC/FEBC Grad can read the writing on this wall.
Interest in Scientology Dying Over the Last 10 Years
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Alanzo’s Twitter Feed
Calling all #Scientology Critics & Squirrels!
If you feel that you have been harassed by Private Investigator @JeffreAugustine, here are the regulations he must follow or risk getting his license pulled.
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Support Victoria Britton in her search to find out what happened to her son when he died. NONE of the evidence points to suicide, as many forensic experts have determined.
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Listener Questions Mike Rinder and Leah Remini Will Never Answer on Thier #Scientology #FairGamePodcast
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David Miscavige's Sister Lies About the Death of Kyle Brennan
Aaron Smith-Levin & Mark Bunker work to silence and discredit anyone who brings it up.
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I think we have a long time to wait to see the ultimate demise of the cesspool of scn, but the long term creeping decay continues.
…the long term, creeping and inevitable decline continues….
It was an 80’s cult that capitalized on the dissatisfactions of society from the 1960s and 70s. And then some popular actors became shills for the cult, and for this reason, it continued to grow even after the founder died.
But even though it takes a long time to find out, people DO eventually find out that Scientology doesn’t deliver on anything that it promises. A person is able to escape his old self by becoming a “Scientologist”, and this gives him a new outlook on life for a few years.
But even that does not last.
It’s amazing how long it’s lasted.