Media Watch

A&E – Profiting off religious hate campaign

Thousands of interested people walk into Scientology Churches for the first time every week to find the answer—for themselves—to “What is Scientology?”

An Appeal to Disney’s Sense of Right About A&E Bigotry

At what point will someone at A&E step up and say, “Hey, wait a minute. We are paying a couple of ex-members of a thriving religion to get others to carry their message of hate. Is this the type of channel we want to be?”

Disney & Hearst – Backing Religious Discrimination and Hatred?

Surely the executives and stockholders of A&E must condemn violence against a single religion. Assuming I am correct, how is it possible to renew the Remini show without acknowledging the harm it perpetrates?

Disney Should be held accountable for A&E bigotry

Please step up and take some responsibility for righting this religious persecution.

Disney – Please Hear From The People A&E Harms

Please rise to the occasion and close the window. Pull the plug on further shows that will only degrade your reputation. You may not realize the harm they do to individuals and families; I have seen it.

Disney – Please Rein In Your Bigoted Subsidiary

I have been a Scientology Minister since 1968. What you are doing by sponsoring this Leah Remini witch hunt against Scientology and Scientologists is all too familiar. You are harming a lot of good people who save lives and help people all over the world.

Religious Discrimination Brought To The Urgent Attention of Disney

It is hard to conceive that Disney is in any way involved in such hateful, money-motivated messaging. It makes me wonder if amusement park owners in Germany actively worked to create hatred against Jews as you are doing with me and my family.

Daily Mail bigotry—not new

I read your story of the missing Mrs. Renata Antczak in a recent Daily Mail. You may know nothing of Scientology, but an attempt to jab at it while reporting on a totally unrelated matter serves only to expose your ignorance and bigoted attitude toward my religion.

Miami New Times and Backpage.com

The Miami New Times, a part of the notorious “Backpage.com” online pimping and sex-trafficking network, saw fit to wrongly target officials participating the grand opening of the new Church of Scientology in Miami.

Religious bigotry and discrimination rampant at NBC Universal.de

What this survey does show is that media propagandists select a target to attack to create a preconceived false narrative and then conduct a “survey” to determine the result of their propaganda attack. Germans have a history of doing this unconstitutional and tortious act against designated “targets.”

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