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To: RummyChick

Here is an interesting article from Today’s Daily Mail..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1111057/Did-John-Travoltas-weird-faith-seal-son-Jetts-fate.html

Did John Travolta’s weird faith seal his son Jett’s fate?

from the article..

“Scientology, however, does not recognise autism as a valid condition. Its exponents believe all psychiatric and neurological disorders are psychosomatic and sufferers are exhorted to shun medication, relying on a course of vitamins and minerals instead.

It is a hugely controversial belief which detractors claim has caused many deaths, as well as ruining the lives of thousands of mentally ill individuals who have been drawn into Scientology.

This has raised a number of questions about the circumstances of Jett’s death and whether more could have been done to save his life.”

I think all this speculation around the world would be stopped if Travolta’s lawyers would come out and give some details about the treatment plans for Jett..

Normally it wouldn’t be a concern or anyone’s business.. but there are so many signs things weren’t right I think its in Travolta’s best interest to get the information at some point and clear things up..


897 posted on 01/09/2009 6:20:59 PM PST by outlawjake
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To: outlawjake

WOW. Daily Mail is on it. Second largest paper in the UK. They are touching on things the US media is afraid to print even though libel laws in the UK are tougher.

Amazon in the UK decided to cease selling the book
“The Complex: An Insider Exposes the Covert World of the Church of Scientology by John Duignan and Nicola Tallant “
because of all the legal threats.

Carry On.

Going back to lurking.


904 posted on 01/10/2009 7:18:45 PM PST by RummyChick
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