Comments on: Will Smith’s School Targeted By Scientology Protests

By: admin

admin — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 06:26:12 +0000

The Scientology advertisement below is part of Google’s ad network and not directly linked to The Celebrity Truth. Just wanted to make that clear.

By: Theo Sismanides

Theo Sismanides — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 05:01:06 +0000

Though ex-communicated by the so called management of Scientology and knowing that the official organization of Scientology has been taken over by the IRS (see secret agreement between the church and IRS in 1993) and knowing that the leaders of Scientology do not apply Scientology fully anymore but partly so as to serve their own plans and schemes to keep scientologists under control, I am still for Will Smith’s school. I take my hat off to him to have done so. It shows the man cares about children not about religions nor even about fans.
I have done the Study Tech and I can tell you there is nothing better than that for children. If it’s taught in a light, standard way. Now for the grown ups… I don’t know. They can’t learn anyway not even one new thing. So why don’t we let Will Smith do as he pleases… because he can help educate children…
Why are people afraid of conversion? I have been declared a suppressive by the so called church but I am still a Scientologist. I saw good in learning about the spiritual side of life in a world which knows nothing about it. Let the children learn about it even the hard way.
As for the school, it’s a school guys. It teaches ways to learn to children. Do you want them to smoke pot outside the school or inside the school learning how to learn? The target is not Will Smith or the school, it’s the so called Scientology leaders who persecute people who dare speak. See the real targets and try to catch those, can you?

By: sam gregor

sam gregor — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:31:49 +0000

And I object to the advert for the Scientology video channel which has just appeared. 80 videos! 3 hours!! Peanuts!!! Anonymous has posted hundreds if not thousands of videos running for days and days; too many to count. And most of them are funny, and intelligent, even witty and wise.

By: sam gregor

sam gregor — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:28:36 +0000

Of course this school is designed to push Scientology ideas and concepts to kids. What else? A teacher who is a Scientologist is obliged to do this. He or she must Keep Scientology Working, and kids are great recruits. A teacher who is a Scientologist will also LIE and LIE and LIE if it benefits her crooked belief system. Stop the rot.

By: haz

haz — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 12:53:13 +0000

well, will smith has always been a smarmy paki bastard imo, ever sine his parents bought him that french prick of bell end show, ya know, in west philadelphia born n raised, smoking crack in the playground, tose were the days …. or somet, his school should be burned to the ground, no because hes a scientologists bum buddy, just because hes a nob.

By: Galolo

Galolo — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 20:23:07 +0000

I don’t like it when you guys think that all the de-tractors have been good guys. They keep making a mystery of who came first the chicken or the egg. I can tell you, when I was in the Sea Org, there was a lot of young members that were very egotistical, real snobby, I can tell these people weren’t in Scientology for a noble cause, they were just in cause they got recruited and decided they wanted to join. I was in the Sea Org too, I can tell you, these people can tell you, this young age group was the ones that were real hypocritical, there quite a few nasty young people who got promoted real quick. I think that you have to realize that Scientology’s problem is the individual people. Because not all Scientology members are like that, it’s just mostly nasty egotistical people who are on the inside, who are not there for the right reasons to begin with, they alienate a lot of people while their in, and then they end up either leaving on their own choice, or being declared, but some of these people, I have noticed were pretty mean and cold when I knew them on the inside. They shouldn’t blame the CoS as a whole, because I knew a lot of people who were not like that, and there were execs who were real nice polite people. It’s just these young people who created all the little cliques and then lashing out when they weren’t being favored for having their parent’s be high up execs or what not.