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DominoSILVER Member
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Well, a couple of hours ago the BBC aired a Panorama documentary on Scientology and frankly... whoa.

In ways it was a follow up from one they did in the 80s or 90s. Scientology had a bad rap over its use of "Fair Game" ie harassment of those that dare criticise them, and this was a look into whether they still deserved this reputation.

My God.

The answer is a very definite HELL-YES. The reporter, John Sweeney, loses his rag at one point - this was filmed by the Scientologists and dumped all over YouTube and sent to various MPs and people in the BBC to discredit him before the full documentary aired. He was followed/stalked, harassed, intimidated. Not mentioned in film was the fact that PIs even turned up to his wedding.

Yes, John Sweeney is somewhat of an asshat and describes his style as: "there are three rules in journalism. First, find a crocodile. Two, poke it in the eye with a stick. Three, stand back and report what happens next. If it's a sodden log you'll be quite safe. If it's a crocodile you've got a story."

But still...

You can find the film on the Panorama website here. Please watch it, it's an eye opener.

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Caught the show part way through, and it came across that the guy he lost it with was something like a professional 'media liason' for the CoS. Someone who has had way more training in social engineering than any politician, is impossible to argue with, and is thoroughly infuriating because they will never back down, and will always dominate any situation.

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for anybody that missed it ubblol





i love the way he's ranting on then stops and clamly asks "do you understand?" then carrys on ranting ubblol

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Yeah, this was the clip that the Scientology people dumped all over YouTube - they miss out the numerous threats and 3 weeks of harrassment that came before, not to mention that they've just put him through 90 minutes of a film of effectively torture scenes to link psychiatry to Nazism, Evil and pretty much every thing else bad. No wonder he was a little rattled.

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The Xenu Space Plane (as per R Hubbard's description)

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According to xenu it flew to earth 75 millions years ago, which obviously explains why it's got a nasa logo on it's tail and looks remarkably like it was constructed by boeing ubblol

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I saw John Sweeney on the news tonight, and it wasn’t pretty. It certainly brought out his inner crocodile.

I know better, but still…
I just love the irony of the BBC getting “beat-up” while doing a “beat-up on scientology.

Domino, I don’t see the problem. The BBC and the crew of Panorama, the world’s longest running investigation TV show, are the hardened professionals. They got beaten at their own game.

After the dust settles, I would suggest John Sweeney consider doing some self-development work, anger management, undertake mindfulness meditation or something.


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John Sweeney is a hardened professional... but considering the amount of intimidation, and infringement on personal space... I think he did really, really well.

I probably would have lost it and told Tommy and his big glasses to fck off long before Sweeney retaliated.

The BBC's job is to investigate... Panorama is particularly good at it... and Scientology does have questions to answer (since it charges so much for it's 'religion' and promises so much, most of which is unsubstantiated).

I don't think any of Sweeney's tactics or questions were out of line... he interviewed both parties (celebs and critics) and tried to offer (as much as possible) a balanced view...

It was the Scientologists who were aggressive, unhelpful, intimidating and closed (at least, that's how they presented themselves).

Tommy had all the makings of a hardened cold call salesman and he made me nervous.

I can't believe an organisation that has gone so far in courting good media attention (with it's celebrity centre, etc) made such a stupid mistake as to send Tommy to deal with Panorama.

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I personally didn't like Sweeny's style of journalism/interviewing (judging only from this video, as I have never seen him before), however I do see Clare's point about how much he got harassed and that'll get anyone's goat.

And that video about Scientology is most frightening. I didn't realised they separated families and charged for enlightenment, not to mention the stalking and digging up people's pasts! eek i mean, what was with them suddenly appearing while Sweeny was interviewing that guy! That was so very Big Brother

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he actauly almost got run over by one guy who was following him when he stopped and confronted him. i would of lost it long before he did and he was so calm for ages and the tactics the COS used were just there to wind him up

he he i am mike the amazing gloscircus person who is mike.

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scientology = CULT ubblol



*note i put an "L" and not an "N" biggrin
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Yeah, I noticed that mistake.

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I just watched the Panorama story on scientology, and to be honest I though the story lacked any real objectivity. I expected something better than scientologists being prodded by a journalist. I don’t think the story would have raised an eyebrow or a rating, with out Sweeney’s bad behaviour.

Try this: Inside Scientology. Unlocking the complex code of America's most mysterious religion


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Thanks for that Stone, that was really interesting.

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Posted:
Just watched it now.



For me, the only bit that I needed to see to make up my mind is when Tommy referred to Sweeny as a bigot.



Now bigotry stems from ignorance, and the only way to combat ignorance is education and communication. Therefore, Scientology are doing themselves no favours by being so secretive about their religion and refusing permission to air the interviews with the celebrities, being incensed due to the mention of THAT word. So much for sticks and stones eh? It is because of exactly THAT, that objectivity becomes impossible!



Imagine if Christanity or Judaism was as secretive, the media would be full of wild stories about 13-strong dinner parties invovling cannibalism and vampirism or leaders who cut babies' willies off. At no point do they say "no, you're wrong, it's actually about..."



As for dredging up the past of those who speak out, what happened to forgiveness of past sins? Or in their case, their ability to help those who need guidence from their dark pasts? The reports of their 'fair game' are very reminiscent of Spanish Inquistion and the Salen Witch trials. And at least they let the public know what they were on about!



If they want to be recognised as a religion in the eyes of the public, wouldn't it be a step forward to share their beliefs and not charge money for it?



Like _Clare_, if it was me I probably would've lamped Tommy for his oh so mature method of arguement which is basically 'lalalalala, you called me a bad word, right you're a poohead!'

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Posted:
well, there used to be stories about how we were cannibals and that sort of thing
Christianity used to be a very underground religion
Maybe one day when technology gets more advanced and space travel is not so strange it will be more accepted but now it's scifi

personally, after what I've read and heard, it makes me uncomfortable how they go for powerful people, people with influence
(but again Christians sorta do the same thing)

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Scientology certainly comes across as being scifi, but then again, from a dispassionate point of view, consider a bloke who was his own father and a ghost at the same time, did a whole buch of stuff that would put the Magic Circle to shame, told his followers that they would have to abandon their family and friends to be with him, died, came back from the dead and then rose into the sky. It's pretty damn outlandish too, but it's accepted.

I've had some fantastic arguments with fundamentalist on my doorstep. I can't see there's much difference between any of them.

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Scientology certainly comes across as being scifi




maybe because it was thought up by a hippie on acid ubblol and as such, said person has admitted he started it up as a joke............25-30 years later we have idiots paying money for litriture that "will put you into a higher state" ubblol


CULT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! biggrin

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As I said before Eera, at least they told you flat out what they believed instead of refusing to go on record about the basis of their religion then accusing others of being ignorant...



Someone with such strong willed beliefs should not fear ridicule from the public if their faith gives them as much strength as they say it does and should not fear their detractors enough to hound them to the ground. Afterall, Jesus didn't tell his disciples to run a smear campaign on Pontius Pilate or the Jewish Elders who set in motion his crucifixion did he?

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Don't they have to? it would wreck their business modal if they told people what was going on. What little I've really heard of it boils down to the whole point being you cough up thousands of dollars, and sign NDA's to become 'enlightened' with their big secrets.

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Neon, as far as Christianity being secretive. What did you miss the De Vinci Code, Opus Dei and all that?


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Now bigotry stems from ignorance, and the only way to combat ignorance is education and communication. Therefore, Scientology are doing themselves no favours by being so secretive about their religion and refusing permission to air the interviews with the celebrities,



Of course, one reason why they may not be that into cooperating with the media is that they're concerned the media will be extremely biased and focus on sensationalising certain aspects of scientology at the expense of focusing on some of the more down to earth and benefical aspects.

We see it in this thread with ravehead posting the picture of the 'space-jet'- obviously the alien thing is an easy target to focus the publics opinion on.

The best advert I ever saw for scientology was a filmed incident involving Tom Cruise (a strong supporter of scientology).

During a red-carpet thing, he was basically assaulted by some reality-TV 'comedy show' guy who was pretending to be a photographer.

In reality, his camera was set to squirt water at celebreties expecting to have their photographs taken.

I thought that when Tom cruise got squirted he handled it in a really good way.

Whilst others would tend to either react as victims by simply walking off, or as aggressors by getting angry and abusive; Cruise took a hold of the guy and basically explained to him why what he had just done was rude and pointless.

Of course, it's generally impossible to communicate meaningfully with people like that- they either have a witty comeback or they walk away.

The fact that he grabbed the guy (in a non-aggressive way, but with a strong enough grip that the guy was clearly not going to be able to walk away) and then stayed extremely calm as he spoke to him, indicated a degree of presense that most lack.

Fact is that many people who stick with scientology, feel that they benefit immensly from the training and exercises that are part and parcel of the belief system.

Whilst many ex-members refer to it as a cult of brain-washing, those who stick with it see it as a way of gaining personal control over their lives.

Last year I saw an interesting documentary about a group of ex-scientologists who'd left cos they thought the church had become corrupt- it was interesting that, even though they'd left, they had set up their own group specifically for ex-scientologists who wanted to continue using the training methods outside the official church- indicating that they found the methods valuable.

As for the fact that it's pretty dismissive of psychiatry- what's the problem with that? I'm not that keen on modern psychiatry myself.

I suspect that the philosophy of scientology is one of self-relience, so it's natural that they'd have issues with the current relience of emotion and mind-adjusting chemicals used by the psychiatric profession.

While I wouldn't dismiss such use 100% and wouldn't do so to the extent that scientology does, I nevertheless think that, given the cuurent state of mentla health in the west, that there is a clear issue there and they're entitled to have an opinion on it.

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EeraBRONZE Member
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Posted:
 Written by: Neon_Shaolin


...
Afterall, Jesus didn't tell his disciples to run a smear campaign on Pontius Pilate or the Jewish Elders who set in motion his crucifixion did he?



I'm pretty sure old L Ron didn't tell his guys to do the same either. What the founder intends, and what the disciples read into it are two different things

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Eera - Definite good point.

OWD Definitely some good arguements you have there. Thinking about it now I will not make any conclusion on the subject of the withdrawn interviews as I cannot take the word of John Sweeny 100% that they refused permission to air their interviews. We only have his word for that.

The main issue I have with Scientology in regards to the documentary is that they seem rather embarassed about the basis of their religion. I myself cannot with absolute certainty say that Xenu and the Thetans DOESN'T exist! For all I know, the reason they're being so secretive COULD be to that they are hiding Xenu's spaceship from the public eye to protect it - their own 'Ark of the Covenant'.

And *IF* their big secret is that they KNOW it's all fiction but the teachings does indeed help them with their lives, then I don't see it as being any different than taking relationship advice from 'Sex and the City' or those 'moral of the story' moments on cartoons. If this is made public, then yes they probably will receive ridicule, because the media, and people in general, are b*stards when it comes to people who are different. What should I or the general public think matter? But their beliefs should help them rise above it and allow it to be like water off a duck's back instead of responding with their ferocious 'Fair Game' tactics.

There is just something a bit off about their tactic of 'Search and Destroy' rather than 'correct and educate' when it comes to their detractors.

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Neon, as far as Christianity being secretive. What did you miss the De Vinci Code, Opus Dei and all that?




I don't know opus dei, but for davinci code can we say "fiction"

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There's also quite a difference between being "pretty dismissive" of psychiatry and hosting an exhibition claiming that it's all evil, mainly based on it's links to the Nazis.
I once sailed on a lake made by Hitler, but that doesn't mean all lakes must be evil, though one pretty lake doesn't excuse the Holocaust either.
(It's interesting how often the links between Scientology and Nazism recur: ever noticed how the banners outside their London headquarters resemble those at Nuremberg?)




Like nazism, scientology proponents focus on goal-setting, independance, gaining control over life, 'mastering life' etc, etc.

As such it shouldn't be too surprising if they share some similarities and even symbology.

But, by the very argument you use above to defend psychiatry; the fact that some aspects of scientology are similar to some aspects of nazism, is not necessarily of any consequence.

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I nevertheless think that, given the cuurent state of mentla health in the west, that there is a clear issue there and they're entitled to have an opinion on it.


I would disagree. I don't think anyone's entitled to have an opinion on somethign as serious as mental health, unless that opinion is based on a sound theory, in agreement with the anatomy and physiology of the brain and central nervous system, which is backed up by observable and reproducable evidence. Otherwise how would you know that your opinion isn't a load of complete rubbish?
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But that's what modern psysciatry is supposed to be based on- like scientologists, i question the results they are getting, with mental illness seemingly at an all time high and increasing with, in making cases, treatment seeming to actually worsen things.



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Body thetans (alien souls) attaching yourself to your soul being the cause of all your troubles and illnesses - is that something which should form the basis of a system of mental health treatment?



In all seriousness, I'd ask 'what are the results?'

i.e. does treatment based on the premise that mental illness is caused by thetans, produce results as good as, or better than, modern psychiatry.

If so, then I'd say the approach has potential value.

(this is basically the old debate on modern western medicine vs new-age/alternative/shamanic- fact is that some people definitly do better on a shamanic treatment then they do on modern medicine- that's for physical illness, probably more so for mental illness).

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Faith, Opus Dei do exist and are very controversial.



And the Da Vinci Code might be fiction, but Dan Browne was not the first to write about Mary being the wife of JC and them having children. That theory has been around for ages...but that's a topic for another thread.

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Spanner, I met some ex-Scientologists when I was working as a therapist in London (one of my 'specialities' was bereavement, which led into working with people who were leaving cults or other binding organisations) Your voice is one of the most interesting to me in this thread, because you have been there. I can appreciate it might be hard for you to put your experience up somewhere like this where it runs the risk of being trivialised. But I would really be interested in knowing some of what you have been through. And I can recommend writing as a way of coming to terms with it. If you ever feel like writing, I would be happy to read. smile

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I doubt you're completely arguing against psychiatry and I'm not exactly defending it completely myself.
I'm just surprised that anyone would go as far as to defend Scientology at all to argue against anything, which is why I've made the assumption, or rather the hope, that most/all people in this thread so far are basing their opinions on second hand evidence of Scientology, as I'd find it extremely difficult to believe that anyone with direct experience of it, bar Scientologists themselves, would go to those lengths.



I'm not so much defending scientology, as defending the right of scientologists to be heavily critical of psychiatry.

Personally I think very little of psychiatry, for various reasons.

I think that, despite being well-respected, it's very prone to quackery.

I'm currently running juggling workshops for a local school- i was warned that a particualrly disruptive (autistic) pupil may be in attendance.

On the day he was far from disruptive, more 'zombie-like'.

His behaviour was now being controlled chemically- he was completely doped up.

In the UK, doping children with ADD symptoms is rife- I've seen a lot of it myself and it disgusts me that young children are 'treated' in this way.

=================

Here's a link the the wiki page on lobotomy-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobotomy

I think most of us are vaguely aware of this once-common but now discredited procedure.

It was while watching a horror film that i saw a reference as to how the procedure was actually carried out (I'd previously thought it was a surgical procedure) and, thinking that there was no way that could be accurate, i did some research.

Incredibly, it was true, the procedure was carried out by driving a 'ice-pick' like instrument through the eye socket, then 'dicing' the frontal lobe of the brain by moving the implement back and forth- then removing the instrument leaving severe bruising, but no lasting physical harm, to the eyes.

this left the patient less 'disruptive', for obvious reasons.

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This technique could be performed in a doctor's office rather than in an operating room, and required only a few minutes to perform. Freeman advocated this procedure for patients with even fairly mild symptoms. He personally performed the operation on thousands of people and promoted the idea of lobotomy as a casual procedure, claiming it would one day be as common as dental work.[1]



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Lobotomy was most prevalent in the United States, with approximately 40,000 persons lobotomized, followed by Great Britain with approximately 17,000 and the three Scandinavian countries with a combined figure of approximately 9,300.




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Rosemary Kennedy, sister of President John F. Kennedy, was given a lobotomy when her father complained to doctors about the 23-year-old’s moodiness and growing interest in men. The procedure was personally performed by Dr. Freeman. Instead of producing the desired result, however, the lobotomy reduced Rosemary to an infantile mentality that left her incontinent and staring blankly at walls for hours. Her verbal skills were reduced to unintelligible babble. To avoid political scandal, the nature of Rosemary's affliction was hidden by her father for years, described to the public as the result of mental retardation. Her sister, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, founded the Special Olympics in her honor in 1968.




that's 40.000 victims of this horrific procedure in the US alone whose lives where wrecked by the psychiatric profession.

I don't feel that I need a qualification in psychiatry to know that driving a ice-pick into someones brain via the eye socket, then dicing the brain tissue, is wrong.

Same goes for controlling the behaviour of 9 year old children with chemical doping.

That's just two examples of maltreatment at the hands of the psychiatric 'profession', so, yes, i fully support the rights of scientologists to be critical of them.

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OWD, you wrote yourself how the procedure is now discredited, so I don't really see the point of your argument.

There are many medical practises which have now been discredited, but are you going to put medicine in the same light?

i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey

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Lobotomy is discredited, doping of children isn't- like I said, it's very common in UK schools.



Additionally, wheareas many medical procedures do get discredited, at the time there was generally some indication that they may be useful- it's intuitively obvious in a common sense way, that driving a pick through the eye socket to dice up the frontal lobe brain tissue, is no way to 'heal' anyone.



Yet it was accepted by the psychiatric profession. along with many other outrageously stupid ideas that have ruined many innocent lives under the guise of 'healing' their minds.

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