L. RON HUBBARD

ABC Australia Siding with the Bigots

Leave it to ABC to cite to notorious religious bigots and racists as their authority on how to attack people working diligently to help children and adults recover their ability to study through L. Ron Hubbard’s Study Technology at Applied Scholastics.

Sydney Morning Herald Should Use Writers Who Know What They’re Talking About

There is enough callous, hateful communication spread by unintelligent people on subjects of which they know nothing, for you to add more to that pile.

MSN.com—the New Purveyor of Lies and Bigotry

Megyn Kelly, in her NBC Today show, broadcast the statement of the Deputy Commissioner of Policy for the California Department of Business Oversight. It is completely damning of LeClair and her fabricated story.

WSJ Prints Propaganda Review of Hatchet Job Book

While I appreciate that Guinn and Wright are bedfellows, in a figurative sense, further hyping of a notorious propaganda piece by Guinn actually cloaks him in the same mantle of bigotry.

Solidarity Among Religions Will Empower Each of Us

The attacks against Jews and Jewish institutions is unforgivable and I have vocally stood against them and shall continue to do so. I believe that we should treat each other with mutual respect.

News.com.au—The New Mouthpiece for Leah Remini, American Bigot-at-Large?

I see that news.com.au is the new mouthpiece for an American bigot-at-large. If you really think that Leah Remini, the ex-communicated, former Scientologist, has any credibility amongst the thinking public, you are sorely mistaken. That you cite her, as if her word means something, drops you into the same toxic swamp in which she resides.

Calgary Herald, Bigotry Does Not Sell

Scientology is a recognized religion. Courts and governments of many countries recognize the religious nature of Scientology.

Correction in Reference to L. Ron Hubbard

George Orwell, on the other hand, wrote to a friend in 1938: “…always thought there might be a lot of cash in starting a new religion.” His letter was later published as part of a collection of letters that was circulated widely. Orwell’s comment has been misattributed to Mr. Hubbard.

Rolling Stone: Stick with the Facts on Scientology

Had he instead opened a book by L. Ron Hubbard or listened to one of his many lectures—similar to listening to Beck’s music before writing his opinion—Piccinini would certainly deliver a more intelligent and meaningful opinion.

Celebrityinsider - Accurate Reporting Requires Accurate Research

Scientology policy, first written in 1964 by its Founder, L. Ron Hubbard, stated: 2. If the disability is curable within the skill of the physical practitioner to require the person be so treated before Scientology counseling be undertaken.

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