Scientology - Salvation of mankind?

To hear them say it, it is the salvation of humankind. After all, if Tom Cruise, John Travolta and Kirstie Allie believe it, how could it not be so? One wonders just how esteemed these celebrities will be when Scientology has sucked up all their money or when these stars are no longer box office draws.

The Scientology Creed

The Scientology Creed is an honorable and noble statement of beliefs which, if followed, would have resulted in a far different kind of organization than it really is. The Creed is a warm, feel-good window dressing behind which hides a shop of horrors completely opposite.

You will see as you continue, in detail, how this creed is blatantly violated by those in charge, including Hubbard himself, who allowed no criticism (contrary to this Creed), no self-independence (contrary to this Creed) and no honesty (contrary to this Creed).

The Scientology leadership, from day one, has violated virtually every single point of its own expressed beliefs in a Grand Deception.

War is Peace. Lies are Truths. Evil is Good.

Come Join the "New Church"!
Dance With Me - Lords Of The New Church

Dance With Me - Lords Of The New Church

Cults such as Scientology have had a major influence on the young, especially through music. Ozzy Ozbourne, for example, is a Scientologist with one of the most shocking, disgusting acts in music.

This video from "Lords of the New Church" (is Scientology the "New Church"?) is an example of the kind of indoctrination America's teenagers are regularly exposed to ... and there are thousands more.

In our rebellious teenage years, we are naturally infatuated with that which is prohibited. But getting too deep into this kind of prohibition can have fatal results.

"Open Your Inner Soul to Our Input"

Scientology Audit

Note the monotone, robotic tone of the auditor. The video itself is far too dark, but the recruit is seen thrashing around violently after the auditor says, "Now open your inner soul to our input."

Trust? I Don't Think So!

"Trust Us" Scientology Says

Scientology is, in the minds of many, the greatest threat to humankind outside the governments themselves when it comes to sophisticated mind control.

Their commercials, such as this one in the 1980's, subtly emphasize their worldwide reach and wrap it all in fuzzy images and vocals asking you for your trust.

But before you do, you might want to see more about the madman con artist named L. Ron Hubbard and the bizarre nightmare brainwashing cult he created.

Through bribery, infiltration and possible blackmail, it arm-twisted the IRS to grant it "religious" status when, in fact, it is one of the most evil, Satanic horrors ever perpetrated upon mankind. Hitler would have been proud.

In this section we will look at L. Ron Hubbard - the man, the myth, the fraud and the Frankenstein he created. I have had personal encounters with Scientology as a clinical director ... and those encounters were not pleasant; they were downright bizarre.

From the Mouth of L. Ron Hubbard

L. Ron Hubbard, Aleister Crowley and Rosemary's Baby

A look into Hubbard's past dealing with ritual magic and L. Ron Hubbard discusses Aleister Crowley

L. Ron Hubbard and Aleister Crowley

Pay careful attention to Hubbard's service in the Navy. The Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) was the first and foremost U.S. intelligence agency deeply involved in mind control. Scientologists don't deny Hubbard's involvement in a scheme to "incarnate" Satan, but brush it off as a "successful" intelligence operation that shut the operation down. In fact, it was not shut down, but grew worldwide, encompassing even the Vatican itself.

The scheme was straight out of the movie Rosemary's Baby, in which an unwitting woman is drugged, and raped by Satan to create an incarnation of Satan in the flesh.

Note Hubbard's self-confessed "fascination" with Crowley, his promotion of Crowley's works, and even the striking similarity between the Scientology "cross" and that of Crowley.

It is my belief that part of this story is indeed true. Hubbard was infiltrated into Crowley's cult, but not for the purpose of shutting it down. The ONI wanted to know the details of how Crowley "accessed" Satan and wanted to harness that "power" for military use.

Years later, even the Defense Intelligence Agency, borrowing from the ONI work, was itself fascinated with "Psychotronic Warfare: Access to the Soul" (DIA Report DST-03447/82/018 - classified Top Secret even today).

Hubbard - How He Came to "Study the Mind"

Scientology: Excerpt from a tape by L. Ron Hubbard where he describes how he came to study the mind, which ultimately led to Scientology and Dianetics.

Scientology L. Ron Hubbard describes his research

L. Ron Hubbard was a master of deceit. His whole "life story" was a lie. He mocked psychiatry and all cult members were discouraged (banned?) from having any contact with psychiatrists. It could have been a way to keep Scientologists under the "church's" control and to prevent a competent psychiatrist from encountering and exposing the Scientology brainwashing. It also could have been

Ultimately, his spiel was a lie wrapped in a truth. The packaging exposed the very real hypocrisies and dangers of modern psychiatry, but Scientology practices the very same brainwashing tactics they denounce in psychiatrists - but without the drugs.

"Do as I say - not as I do."

Greater Freedom,
As Long As I'm in Control?

Scientology L. Ron Hubbard talks about the Goal of Scientol

As Mad As the Madman

Hubbard Speaks

Scientology The Shrinking World of L. Ron Hubbard

Hubbard Describes His "Research"

Scientology L. Ron Hubbard on his Early Dianetics Research

He brags about how he illegally posed as a physician to gain access not only to the library but to patients as well, where he became absorbed with the manipulation of the mind, not the "brain" but the "thought process." A brilliant man, Hubbard could have at this point become a force for good, but instead chose a path of control and domination and, some records say, world domination.

Ron Hubbard Jr. Speaks Out

Scientology L. Ron Hubbard Jr. Debate

5/24/83 - Hubbard Jr. was suing to have his father declared dead. Actually, Hubbard Sr. was in hiding after his wife and ten other top Scientology officials were sent to prison for covert ops run against the US government. Robert Vaughn Young speaks on Scientology's behalf although a few years later he would leave Scientology and speak out against its fraud and abuse.

Scientology L. Ron Hubbard Jr. Debate 2

Hubbard's Great-Grandson a Critic

Scientology L. Ron Hubbard's Great-Grandson

The conversation heard here is only Kennedy's part of the conversation; we cannot hear the caller's voice. The conversation centers around a t-shirt that contains a copy of a document Scientology claims is copyrighted and for which the wearer should be sued.

Kennedy calls his great-grandfather a "jackass", among other things.

Scientology is obsessed to the point of fanaticism about suing and destroying critics, despite the Fair Use doctrine which allows the use of copyrighted documents for research and review purposes.

Behind money, Scientology's first obsession, is control, followed by secrecy. Does this speak well of the organization? You decide.

Scientology's Critics & Insiders Speak Out

Scientology's Crimes

In a nutshell, this amateur presentation points out the horrors that have been perpetrated by Scientology.

Would a truly enlightening "religion" need to resort to these kinds of tactics and paranoia? If what they speak were true, it would stand through the millennia unshakable, indestructible. Any organization that is drowning in fear and paranoia of the "outside world" has no faith in its own creeds.

"By their deeds shall ye know them."

Scientology Record Over 37 Years

The Friend of Mankind (14)

An Alien Connection?
Hidden Cameras Inside Scientology

Scientology Inside the Church of Scientology

The strangest aspect of this video is the reporter's account that her "auditor" at one point seemed to shape-shift into a scaled-cover reptilian alien. While this was recounted simply as the effects of hallucinations caused by an hour of staring at the auditor, on his command, it raises an intriguing question (read on only if you believe there is extraterrestrial life).

Scientology itself is something I described years ago as "so cold and without soul and so mechanical that it almost appears to be alien in origin." Could it possibly be true?

After all, Hitler developed UFOs (documented and photographed and captured after World War II) supposedly with the help of an alien race that was hostile to humankind.

And then there's the well-documented accounts from high-level military officials that U.S. technology was retro-engineered from recovered alien crashes, including the infamous Roswell crash.

And don't forget that the whole of Scientology is based on the story of Xenu, the evil alien warlord who dumped his frozen enemies into Earth volcanoes where they thawed, took to the skies and became the little burgers who plague humankind and create problems only Scientology can cure.

The Cloaked 'Religion'

Scientology - Cloak and dagger

Drug-Running Hubbard?
Scientology Anti-Drug Campaign?

Scientology Chariots of Fraud

Scientology Insider Exposes All

Tory Christman was in Scientology for 30 years. This was the first speech she gave about her experiences in front of a large, receptive crowd.

Scientology Tory Speaks in Los Angeles - Part 1

Was Hubbard Running a Government
Mind Control Program?

"Lafayette Ron Hubbard sets up Scientology for the Office of Naval Intelligence as a front for mind control, MKULTRA, and an infiltration operation aimed at powerful figures in government and industry."

YouTube - MKULTRA Scientology Cult (#18)

I carry no water for the Cult Awareness Network. In some ways it was as judgmental and as evil as Scientology itself is said  to be. CAN regarded anyone who did not subscribe to the bland homogenized version of "religion" it endorsed as being "a cult", whether it was true or not. In other ways, it did help thousands of genuine cult victims, just as Scientology itself, despite its roots, has helped some.

There are suspicious links between Hubbard, a Navy officer, and MKULTRA, but in my opinion the evidence is circumstantial and improvable, at least based on what I've seen. It's like - we know they did, but we can't prove it.

Scientology Attacks Psychiatry

Scientology attacks psychiatry through its front group, the CCHR (Citizen's Commission on Human Right.) Their bizarre fixation on psychiatry stems from Hubbard's own belief that "evil psychs" were behind all the ills of mankind from the dawn of time.

Scientology Attack on Psychiatrists

L. Ron Hubbard probably hated psychiatrists because he himself was totally insane. It was the pot calling the kettle black. While he was most likely right about psychiatry (founded on Third Reich mind control research), he was more interested in using the same principles for his own gain - total world control - than to right the horrible wrongs of psychiatry and the drug industry.

It was a clever exercise in DoubleSpeak, backed with the full might of the United States government, despite what you've been told by the mainstream media.

The War on South Park and Rolling Stone

Tom Cruise and Scientology declare war on the foul-mouthed cartoon show South Park - but not because of its language. They declared war because it mocked Scientology, showing how the so-called "church" will not tolerate any criticism.

Note how Scientologist Isaac Hayes had no problem slinging mud at other religions - until "his" religion was mocked, then he quit - and the show was forced to cancel all reruns of this episode.

From Boston Legal:
Alan Shore's Greatest Trial

One of the best speeches of Alan Shore, defending Jerry Espenson.

Boston Legal - Alan Shore Greatest trial (Scientology).

While Tom Cruise and the Army of Scientology went on full attack against a crude-mouthed cartoon series (South Park) I find no such action in the case of a much stronger attack on a more realistic TV series, Boston Legal. Why was this? Was Boston Law serving up a more comedic commentary? I don't think so.

Perhaps Boston Law had a stronger legal team - and some evidence to back them up. Maybe this was a battle Scientology knew they couldn't win?

Rolling Stone Reporter Describes
COS Harrassment Effort

Scientology Rolling Stone Article

Hubbard, who died in 1986, defined Scientology as "the study of Truth." He created the cult two years after reading a George Orwell quote that the fastest way to make a million was to establish a religion. Note the similarities to the Jonestown cult in the fear that is instilled if one leaves the cult. Members' own identities are replaced by "the group identity."

MSNBC also interviews Mike Rinder, International Director of Scientology, who of course denies everything.

Scientology Harrassment

Scientology Crazy Followers

Scientology Blackmail?

Scientology - Recruitment and Blackmail

The Business of Scientology

This 1987 British investigative report eavesdrops on Scientology's recruiting tactics at its Saint Hill center and takes a critical look at the cult's obsession with money and how its members often commit suicide. Raw recruits are referred to as "raw meat."

Scientology, say its officials, will bring a utopian world without war, disease, hunger or greed. yet the cult is the very epitome of greed. Hubbard in one statement claims he doesn't know how much is in his secret Swiss bank account, yet at another point claims it held $13 million.

The E-meter? It's nothing but a crude galvanic indicator (cost - less than $15, price charged is $3,500), far cruder than the polygraph, which they use to elicit a recruits darkest fears, crimes and memories which, according to others, are then used for blackmail and extortion.

Like the Jim Jones cult, Scientology is accused of breaking up families with brainwashing tactics, and turning children and young people into "zombies."

Hubbard's claims of being a nuclear physicist are exposed, as are his claims of 21 medals in World War II, and his fictional war injuries.

Money & the Kingdom of Xenu

Scientology - Money and Xenu

More Shady Scientology Finances

1996 - A look at the shady financial doings of Scientology.

Scientology The S Files

Scientology's Paranoia

Scientology and Cameras

Scientology's Criminal Tactics

Ex-Scientologist talks about criminal Scientology methods

L. Ron Hubbard's wife was arrested and indicted for fraud and the theft of huge amounts of money from the Scientology "church." Hubbard himself fled, trying to leave the impression he was dead ... but with him he took an estimated $200 million in Scientology money.

When I worked in Chicago with the National Features Syndicate in the 1960s, one of my colleagues (I can only remember his first name, Jack) was a Scientologist and I believe it was he who arranged for Ron Hubbard to write a number of articles. He once mentioned that Hubbard had become afraid of the team he had surrounded himself with - that he suspected them of being government plants.

The day before he did die, Hubbard for some reason allegedly changed his will and place this team in total control of the Scientology cult. Was the will change voluntary or coerced? It is at least suspicious.

"What Are Your Crimes?"

Scientology - What are your crimes

It's somewhat ironic that Scientologists use this line against their critics, considering the long rap sheet Scientology itself has (see next video).

International Scientology
Leader Arrested

The arrest of the international head of Scientology

The Dr. Phil Prank

Dr.Phil calls a Scientologist

The Scientology Plot to Take Over
Clearwater, Florida

Scientology The Clearwater Conspiracy

Scientology's Military

This is a clip from "Missing in Happy Valley" which discusses Scientology's militaristic inner core, the Sea Org and David Miscavige.

Scientology's Military

Hubbard wanted to "take over the world" using his Dianetics and Scientology, according to published reports. He clearly was interested in taking over Clearwater, Florida - by his own documents. With his ego and his feeling of invulnerabillity, despite his paranoia, it's not too hard to believe he believed he actually could take over the world.

After all, look how far along Hitler made it before he was stopped. Then again, the Fourth Reich seems to be making even better progress than the Third Reich ever did.

Scientology's Private Police Force?

Scientology and the Clearwater Police

Citizen Responds to Scientology's
Use of Clearwater Police

Scientology Clearwater City Meeting - Abuses

XenuTV.com is one of the best sources you'll find for a ton more information, including lots of videos, on Scientology.

The Strange Behavior of Tom Cruise

Tom Cruise Goes Nuts on Oprah

Notice Oprah's shock at "how you've changed." She makes this exclamation over and over as Cruise goes out of control in front of millions.

The wild exuberance displayed here is a manifestation found in mind control victims and this incident raised a lot of eyebrows.

Scientology cult members include Jenna Elfman, Tom Cruise, Isaac Hayes, John Travolta and Kirstie Allie, among others.

Tom Cruise on Psychiatry

A controversy erupted in 2005 after Tom Cruise openly criticized actress Brooke Shields for using the drug Paxil, an anti-depressant, to which Shields attributes her recovery from postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter in 2003. Tom Cruise asserted that there is no such thing as a chemical imbalance, and that psychiatry is a form of pseudo-science. Tom Cruise got into an argument with Matt Lauer about psychiatry and called him "glib".

Tom Cruise On Psychiatry

The truth is, Tom's right! Psychiatry, practically from its inception, has been a government-controlled mind control tool with the funding of the big pharmaceutical companies ... for profit! Something that Scientologists should well understand.

Problem is, Ron L. Hubbard manipulated his cult members to acquire nearly a quarter-billion dollars and become a big-time drug trafficker in cocaine, heroin and more - and that's according to Hubbard's own son, who was second in command for the first 10 years Scientology existed!

Tom Thinks Near-Manslaughter
Is Funny?

That part of the Tom Cruise interview on David Letterman when Tom just can't stop laughing!

Tom Cruise laughing hysterically on David Letterman show

Why was Tom laughing so hard? Because on a flight with three passengers, he and the pilot plotted to cut off the oxygen to their back-seat passenger so they would have more for themselves. As David Letterman points out, Tom's lucky he isn't in prison for manslaughter.

Is this the Scientology ethics we are to believe makes for a better world? Would it have been as funny if the passenger had died? And what about Tom's emotional roller coaster? Another sign of mind control?

The Death of Ron Hubbard

The death of L Ron Hubbard

The Drugs Found in Hubbard's Body

Despite his bitter tirades against drugs, when Ron Hubbard died, psycho-tropic drugs were found in his own blood, according to the toxicology tests administered by the San Luis Obispos County coroner's office.

"The New State Religion" -

"If you really want to enslave people,
tell them that you're going to give them
total freedom."-- L. Ron Hubbard

The story you are about to read is not new. It has been right under your nose for years, but no one's told you. It is the story of how the United States' neo-Nazi mind control scientists, using an agency you would never expect, took over Scientology and turned it into the world's largest private mind control factory.

This agency has even defied the U.S. Supreme Court and given special tax breaks to Scientologists - and Scientologists only - in blatant violation of the concept of separation of church and state. Scientology is clearly the new State Religion, making it the most dangerous in America.

© 2007 by The Phoenix Foundation

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