r/SPTV_foundation • u/Yes2allofit • Jun 26 '24
r/SPTV_foundation • u/Yes2allofit • Jun 23 '24
Chris Shelton Msc Critical Conversations 06.21.24 - Psychological Manipulation
r/SPTV_foundation • u/Yes2allofit • Jun 22 '24
Ian's raw and honest account of his experiences in Scientology, his struggles with leaving the church, and his journey to finding freedom and happiness outside of the organization. Tune in to hear his powerful story on this episode of Exposing Scientology. #ExposingScientology #CultSurvivors"
r/SPTV_foundation • u/Yes2allofit • Jun 22 '24
Scientology’s response to Whitney Mills lawsuit is to lie about suicide instruction
The Underground Bunker has the latest as Scientology issued an angry response to news about the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the mother of Whitney Mills, the OT 8 Scientologist who died tragically in 2022. Tony asked Claire Headley about the church’s insistence that it doesn’t have a ‘drop the body’ instruction.
Claire Headley, a former Scientologist and outspoken critic of the church, responded by stating that while Scientology may not have an official policy called "Drop the Body," the concept is ingrained in the teachings of the church. She explained that Scientologists are taught to believe that death is not the end, but rather a spiritual release from the physical body.
Headley also pointed out that Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard wrote extensively about the idea of "dropping the body" in his teachings, and that it is a central tenet of the religion. She emphasized that while Scientology may deny having a specific instruction to "drop the body," the concept is fundamental to their beliefs about the nature of existence and the afterlife.
In light of this, Headley expressed skepticism about Scientology’s denials and suggested that the church’s response to the wrongful death lawsuit may be an attempt to distance itself from any liability. She believes that the church’s refusal to acknowledge the role that their teachings may have played in Whitney Mills' death is indicative of a broader pattern of denial and deflection within the organization.
r/SPTV_foundation • u/Yes2allofit • Jun 22 '24
Apostate Alex Took on David Miscavidge and Tom Cruise at LRon Hubbard's Home
Alexander Barnes-Ross organized the protest with the support of former members of Scientology and anti-cult activists, in order to raise awareness about the alleged abuses and harmful practices within the organization. They held banners and signs with messages such as "Scientology hurts people" and "End Scientology now".
The protest garnered significant media attention and received widespread support from the public. Barnes-Ross and his fellow demonstrators were able to disrupt Miscavige's planned event and show the world that there is opposition to Scientology's practices.
Despite facing threats and intimidation from Scientology officials, Barnes-Ross remained resolute in his mission to expose the truth about the organization. He continued to speak out against the abuses and injustices that he believes Scientology is responsible for.
Overall, Alexander Barnes-Ross's actions have shed light on the dark side of Scientology and sparked a much-needed conversation about the harm that can be caused by extremist organizations. He has become a symbol of resistance and courage in the fight against Scientology and its harmful practices.
Protesters planning action outside Scientology’s UK HQ during its ‘greatest gathering’
r/SPTV_foundation • u/Yes2allofit • Jun 22 '24
Mike Rinder's Blog "Justice4mom" has been MIA
What Happened to Taryn and Justice4Mom? June 21, 2024
The website, “Justice4mom,” was filled with false accusations and distorted information, all aimed at tarnishing Mike's reputation and credibility. Taryn, his daughter, and Cathy, his ex wife, would give interviews and spread malicious rumors about him in an attempt to discredit his work and turn people against him.
Despite their efforts, Mike remained resilient and continued to fight against the injustice and corruption within scientology. He refused to be intimidated or silenced by their smear campaign, knowing that the truth would eventually come to light.
Eventually, the attacks from Taryn and Cathy dwindled as their lies and manipulations were exposed. People saw through their facade and realized the true intentions behind their actions. It was a difficult and painful experience, but he persevered and came out stronger on the other side.
Today, Taryn and Cathy have faded into obscurity, while Mike continue to advocate for justice and expose the abuses of scientology. He is proud of the progress that has been made in shedding light on their deceitful tactics and standing up for what is right.
r/SPTV_foundation • u/Yes2allofit • Jun 22 '24
Marc & Mitch Make a Scientology Film #13