l. ron hubbard’s winter wonderland…

OOOH SCARY….it’s a little “too perfect”…reminds me of the witch’s gingerbread house in the old fairy tale…

OK dude. That’s just not f*ng cool.
You say you “don’t want to slam anyone’s beliefs” and then you go and throw mud all over us Scientologists. And for what? For contributing to the community? For spreading Holiday cheer? Well BAH HUMBUG to you.
For your info, and to set the record straight, you can go through this whole Holiday Wonderland without ANY dianetics talk or e-meter testing. We don’t do this to proselytize, we do it to bring joy to the kids in the community.
It’s interesting that so many bloggers get all into the bizarro BS that’s printed about us in the tabloids (placenta-eating lizard-believing alien-worshipping whatever nuttiness ALL LIES), but you write NOTHING about us volunteering in the community, our literacy centers, our garbage-cleanups, our volunteers at Katrina, etc. etc.
BAH HUMBUG to you and I hope Santa brings you a big ole lump of coal.
Sincerely,
Greg
Scientologist and dang proud of it
http://www.liveandgrow.org

Greg,
I understand that your religion is important to you, but you must also understand that it is antithemic to modern medicine. Your voulenteer efforts to get people off psychiatric drugs often have disasterous effects for that person and the people around them.
Without any of the nonsense printed in media or tv, and using only information from the scientology websites, it is clear that your organization wants to eradicate some types of medicine without offering a workable alternative.
The purification rundown ritual uses large amounts of Vitamins to remove toxins such as LSD that are stored in the body. LSD isn’t toxic and isn’t stored in the body, but Vitamin A is toxic and is stored in the body.
Scientology does more harm than good. We all see that, and that is why we oppose it. You are entitled to your own opinions, but not your own facts.

poor fools attacking scientology. do you know what it is to experience something wonderful for yourself and to trust yourself to have experienced it? no, you must rely on what other people say about what other people have said about what other people experience with scientology via someone else and it’s all bad bad bad bad. that’s okay, we keep growing. ooooohhhhhhh scarrrrrrry. i brought someone out of a deep, suicidal depression with 15 minutes of basic scientology counseling. he told me it did more for him than numerous visits over 5 years to a psychotherapist. but even still he chose to go back to a psychotherapist….now there’s a masochist for you. but hey, that’s his choice. he’s one of you, believes the heresay of what the frightened ones say and prefers that over what he himself experienced. you can have him, you can have each other. the truth remains that mental hospitals get shut down every year around the world for the damage they do to people but scientology centers don’t because the truth is scientology is not, in fact, guilty of your accusations. but don’t believe me, call Citizens Commission on Human Rights 1-800-869-2247 or visit their website, http://www.cchr.org. in other words, do your own research. oh, don’t have time to do your own research? well then don’t bother opening your mouth to attack us, i mean if you’re smart and prefer to save your breath. if not, blah blah blah blah away because like i said, we’re growing…and there’s nothing you can do to prevent it. quick! hide your ignorance, hide your irrational fears, hide your prejudices, hide your inability to observe reality, scientology is coming to uncover all the baggage. one day, even your own…if we feel like helping you, that is. nah, we’ll stick to those who can think for themselves. happy new year, folks. watch us grow and shiver in your boots.