The Scientology Money Project

[...] calls for a genocide of anyone 2.0 or below on the Scientology tone scale. That is what L. Ron Hubbard wrote and we discuss it in this article. Please feel free to copy or reproduce this article. [...]

[...] Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard died at approximately 8:00 PM local time on January 24, 1986 at his ranch in Creston, [...]

[...] in this Scientology Policy Directive is an outright lie which states, “At no time did L. Ron Hubbard promise people anything or claim anything for Dianetics and Scientology.” Where does one even [...]

[...] , entitled What is Scientology, “Scientology is a twentieth century religion”, founded by L. Ron Hubbard in the 1950s. Scientology espouses a philosophy of self-improvement. Among Scientology’s [...]

[...] IRS granting the Church of Scientology International (CSI) and its related entities 501(c)3 tax exemption in a secret closing agreement that shocked many people. Until and unless both the Church of [...]

[...] WHAT DOES “RELIGIOUS TAX EXEMPTION” MEAN IN AMERICA? Thanks to free speech, any group in America can call itself a religion. [...]

[...] , Mark Rathbun, Monique Yingling, and other CSI lawyers told the IRS in support of gain tax exemption. Deixler leads with his chin in this deposition and allows Rathbun to state on the record that [...]

[...] Jeffrey Augustine explains why the Church of Scientology’s 1993 tax exemption was not an exceptional event as the Church makes it out to be. Essentially, tax exempt status [...]

[...] study in the psychopathology and inherent violence of cults. Acting upon orders from David Miscavige, Scientologists Chris Smith and Randy Stith are the new faces of Scientology insanity, the [...]

[...] decency to not risk disrupting airport operations in order to act as agents provocateur for David Miscavige. A single event can shut down an entire airport, delay flights, and cause psychological [...]

[...] latest chart compares the Church of Scientology to the classic Mafia structure. In this case, David Miscavige is the boss of the three major components of the Scientology Mafia: CSI, IAS., and the Sea [...]

[...] in Russian leaders on page 2 that bears an uncanny resemblance to Scientology dictator David Miscavige and his PR flacks in the notorious Office of Special Affairs. In  terms of the Church of [...]

[...] seeking a refund should instead consider suing individual churches, the Church of Scientology International, RTC, CST, and David Miscavige by name. These lawsuits should be widely publicized. [...]

[...] the Church conducted by Church members. History: Beginning in 1991, the Church of Scientology International renewed its request to the IRS for 501(c)3 status as a tax-exempt church. The [...]

[...] While researching I found 370 domain names owned by the Church of Scientology International.  These domains speak volumes about Scientology concerns. 1. acceptedauditing.com 2. [...]

[...] of membership, let’s clear up a misconception: To be legally specific, the Church of Scientology International (CSI) has no members nor can it can have any members. See: The Church of Scientology [...]

[...] ’s documentary features many prominent former Scientologists including former OSA Int’l boss Mike Rinder. Variety just weighed in on Gibney’s film:: “The documentary is a broadside against the [...]

[...] Foreword: This essay by Mike Rinder is so outstanding in exposing the deception underlying David Miscavige’s Ideal Org programs [...]

[...] 2015: Tony Ortega today covered Church of Scientology attorney Bert Deixler’s deposition of Mike Rinder in Garcia v. Scientology.  Deixler asked Mike Rinder about the most recent interview he did [...]

[...] Dave Bloomberg, and Marc Yager have replaced the post of WDC OSA Legal previously held by Mike Rinder. They operate from the building that was previously CMO Gold. 2. The LAX incident was “ [...]

[...] York Times. This Scientology ad was a preemptive attack upon Alex Gibney and his upcoming documentary Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief. The ad and its [...]

[...] has reacted very badly, and very predictably, to the Sundance Film Festival debut of Alex Gibney’s HBO documentary Going Clear: Scientology & the Prison of Belief. Gibney’s documentary is [...]

[...] about itself in the media and online. The Church of Scientology’s current attempts to smear Alex Gibney and HBO are an expression of the ongoing psychological manipulation of Scientologists and the [...]

[...] and harass former Church members, critics, and even Academy Award winners Paul Haggis and Alex Gibney. This is schizophrenic to say the least! HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Saint Hill Manor, [...]

[...] as “Over the Rainbow.” Three days after Hubbard’s death on January 27, 1986 Church of Scientology officials, led by David Miscavige, announced that the Founder had “discarded his body” to [...]

[...] airport raises serious concerns that should be investigated by law enforcement. The three Scientology officials may have broken  several laws by harassing Mr. Rathbun inside a US airport: 1. The [...]

[...] and reviewed hundreds of court records and internal Scientology documents,’ although Scientology officials refused to be interviewed.” “The appellate court said on Jan. 12 that Behar’s [...]

[...] of Scientology to regain 501(c)(3) tax exemption in 1993; this after having lost tax exempt status in 1967. Having gained status in America as a religion allowed the Church of [...]

[...] second element is the IRS.  The reason that churches (and other institutions) are granted tax exempt status is because they are in theory providing a public benefit. All share in the goodwill and [...]

[...] exemption was not an exceptional event as the Church makes it out to be. Essentially, tax exempt status is not a “Seal of Approval” by the US Government. Tax exempt status simply means a [...]

[...] broadside against the controversial religion. It argues that Scientology exploits its tax exempt status to amass millions of dollars in property and donations, behaving more like a business [...]

[...] middleman between the two  taking the money. 13. There is no such thing as “Church of Scientology parishioners.” That term is both misleading and an outright lie. Rather, there is only an [...]

[...] the death of L. Ron Hubbard the Church of Scientology officials withheld from Scientology parishioners and the public at large. L. Ron Hubbard’s death certificate, autopsy results, and the [...]

[...] — L. Ron Hubbard. Taped Lecture – 9 January 1962: Future Org Trends. CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY PARISHIONERS While Church of Scientology “parishioners” would protest that they abhor [...]

[...] paychecks. It’s their Karma. The website exposescientology.com has many Church of Scientology contracts listed here: Scientology Contracts Research Index The words of Scientology Founder L. Ron [...]

[...] who request refunds. As we noted in our earlier blog entry, the entire purpose of Scientology contracts is to legally cripple its own members: How Scientology Inc. Legally Cripples Its Own [...]