La scientologie harponne des passants

dans les rues de Paris pour un test anti-stress !

Les réactions de cette machine ne prouvent rien. Ne vous faites pas manipuler par un artefact. LA MACHINE DES SCIENTOLOGUE N'A AUCUNE VALEUR SCIENTIFIQUE et les mouvements de l'aiguille de cette machine n'ont pour seul but d'indiquer aux scientologues votre capacité à refouler vos émotions. (Sans émotion la machine ne réagit plus, sauf à vos respirations)

Avec ce test la scientologie cherche à cibler les personnes les plus manipulables (celle qui sont les plus émotionnelles). Cette machine permet également par un endoctrinement criminel de détruire la personnalité des victimes et cela par des techniques utilisant essentiellement l'hypnose et la soumission.

Le mode d'emploi confidentiel du test anti-stress de la scientologie

Voici ce que cache le test de stress de la scientologie:

1. Sous prétexte d'un test de stress les vendeurs de la scientologie doivent trouver en réalité votre ruine (*).

(*) Ruine: ce qui préoccupe la personne au moment de son interrogation. (Un divorce, une rupture familiale, un problème de santé, etc). La scientologie cherchera plus tard d'autres ruines lorsque la personne commencera un premier cours ou lorsqu'elle subira sa première heure de thérapie scientologue.

2. Le vendeur de scientologie après avoir découvert ce qui "ruine" votre vie doit vous faire la promesse que la scientologie est la seule à pouvoir la résoudre. Le vendeur de scientologie DOIT vous accuser les yeux dans les yeux d'avoir essayé de mauvaises solutions et dire: "comme vous avez toujours ce problème c'est donc qu'il s'agissait de mauvaises solutions. Venez avec moi je vais vous montrer une découverte incroyabke sur le mental humain". (Un film d'introduction est alors proposé, puis un test de personnalité dans les locaux de la secte)

3. Le vendeur ne doit jamais prononcer le mot scientologie. Il peut toutefois utiliser des variantes dans sa formulation du moment qu'il a bien compris le stratagème à utiliser pour faire venir la personne dans les locaux de la secte.

4. Si le test anti-stress ne permet pas de trouver la ruine d'une personne (peu locace), les vendeurs de scientologie DOIVENT lui proposer un test de personnalité (300 questions). Le but est d'obtenir que la personne vienne dans les locaux de la scientologie au plus vite. Si le test de personnalité est rempli dans la rue le vendeur DOIT ensuite proposer de faire une analyse gratuite et instantanée dans les locaux de la secte.

5. Dans tous les cas le vendeur de scientologie DOIT obtenir l'adresse de la personne interrogée.

I was a highly-positioned staff member of the Church of Scientology for many years and most people would be shocked to discover the extent of my positive contributions. After some 25 years on staff, however, including a span of approximately 20 years in Scientology's international headquarters in Gilman Hot Springs, I decided to leave staff due to the unethical practices of David Miscavige, the leader of the Church. Specifically, Miscavige physically assaulted and violently battered four individuals in my presence, sending a strong message that anyone in the room was likely to be next.

The four assaults I witnessed were against Mike Rinder, Mark Yager, Guillaume Leserve and Ray Mithhoff (four of the highest-ranking officers of the Church of Scientology). In the case of Mike Rinder, he and I were standing shoulder to shoulder when Mike was attacked. Miscavige didn't like a minor edit that Mike had made to a video we were working on. Suddenly Miscavige just went off: he lunged, grabbed Mike's head with both hands and bashed his head into solid cherry-wood paneling three times putting his whole body into the effort. Mike has since departed from the Church. Violent physical abuse is just the tip of a dark iceberg.

To be clear, this website is not an attack on Scientology. It is an attack on criminality. I use Scientology every day. I'm using it now to bring about a higher level of understanding. There is no justification for crime; that is the philosophic reality that underlies law. Crimes are always unnecessary and highly irrational.

Strangely, in the case of Miscavige, it is not only he who justifies his behavior. Many Scientologists support or at least overlook his actions "whatever they are." Unfortunately, that in itself is gangland mentality. "The boss had to kill Pete. Too bad for Pete." Giving anyone carte blanche to do "whatever" is gross irresponsibility. When group members condone unethical practices, they open the door to group destruction because crimes do not stay hidden. One of the primary objectives of Scientology is to bring people into better communication. Secrets stop that from happening.

It is no generality to say that Scientology’s reputation is a disgrace. According to Gallup poll Scientology is regarded as the world’s number one most disliked religion, ranked below even atheists. And why are opinions statistically so negative?

Unethical practices are what make a religion into a cult. Physical abuse, forced abortions, breaking up families, civil and human rights violations... along with Miscavige's adversarial policy of belligerence toward anyone who refuses to worship him... these are why Scientology is considered a cult. Miscavige proclaimed in 1993 "the war is over." What he did next was create an even bigger and nastier war with non-Scientologists so that today Scientology is the target of a legion of bloggers and websites. Miscavige thinks that's "just the Internet." He even stated recently that he "does not like the Internet." Well, the Internet isn't "just the Internet" it's the world. It's the world in better communication. Scientology’s long-standing reputation as a cult is not just the result of “bigotry and hate” as alleged by the Church (though certainly bigotry and hate exist) but of internal criminality, arrogance and hostility.

Scientology is neither all bad nor all good. Like anything else, Scientology is a mixture of good and bad. If Scientology ceased all criminal practices its reputation would improve drastically. Short of that, no public relations actions, no marketing campaigns, no big buildings are ever going to do anything.

L. Ron Hubbard made it the job of every Scientologist to stamp out unethical practices. But what do you do when the man at the top is corrupt and organization tries to cover it up ? If you take action against him, you face potential banishment. Yet many individuals have decided to step forward and do the right thing even though it meant saying goodbye forever to family and friends.

Crimes are impossible to hide forever even when covered up. Therefore every crime enacted by someone in a position of trust strikes at the very heart of the movement. Assault and battery, extortion, unlawful restraint, theft and a host of civil and human rights violations blind the world from seeing anything good in Scientology.

When an organization condones crime, it forfeits integrity and reputation. Assertions to the contrary are perceived as whitewash and mockery. There is no criticism here of Scientology’s beliefs. People are entitled to believe what they want. The only thing we condemn is criminality in the name of truth.

This website is an independent journal written by individuals who have experienced the best and the worst of Scientology. The point is not to sit in judgment, it is to bring insight. Most people know nothing about Scientology. Some are familiar with one side or the other. Few know both sides really well. Critics don’t really understand the good of Scientology. Scientologists don’t understand the bad.