Whatever the cause, Cruise is an odd duck.
1 posted on
01/06/2008 12:32:58 AM PST by
Roberts
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To: Roberts
All hail Xenu!
2 posted on
01/06/2008 12:36:37 AM PST by
Kozak
(Anti Shahada: There is no god named Allah, and Muhammed is a false prophet)
To: Roberts
So, who’s the father of his wife’s baby?
5 posted on
01/06/2008 1:03:45 AM PST by
Ratblaster
(HILLARY 08 Bring Back the Crooked Hillbillies)
To: Roberts
A quick check reveals that
ScienTOMogy.com, a useful link for further reading on this, is still up and running.
7 posted on
01/06/2008 1:06:43 AM PST by
Fixit
To: Roberts
Here's a link to an excellent article on Scientology in of all places the Rolling Stone Magazine.
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/9363363/inside_scientology
8 posted on
01/06/2008 1:10:07 AM PST by
elhombrelibre
(Al Qaeda: enemy of civilization and humanity. Ron Paul: al Qaeda's puppet and mouthpiece.)
To: Roberts
Well, Hell, lets elect that guy. He has convictions!
9 posted on
01/06/2008 1:11:59 AM PST by
mylife
(The Roar Of The Masses Could Be Farts)
To: Roberts
No.2? Smells about right...
10 posted on
01/06/2008 1:15:53 AM PST by
Smokin' Joe
(How often God must weep at humans' folly.)
To: Roberts
Miscavige even joined him on honeymoon in the Maldives after his wedding to Katie Holmes in 2006. Reaaaalllly....
To: Roberts
If you have done any research about Scientology, you would not find this article too surprising. The "church" does seek to control its members. It definitely qualifies as a cult in several ways, not the least of which is the desire to separate its members from any of their family or friends who are skeptical of Scientology.
I did not know anything about Scientology until my Sunday School class did an intense study of cults one summer. I learned even more about it due to the tragic death of Terri Schiavo as many of the key players in her death had a connection to Scientology. The area of Florida in which she died is a Scientology stronghold. I saved this link from the time of Terri's death: Share this page. Check it out. It will horrify you.
I have no idea if the content of the book is true or not, and, of course, the Rosemary's Baby analogy is a little far-fetched. One thing I have always wondered about though is why Nicole and Tom could not have children of their own and had to adopt. Supposedly, Katie Holmes's pregnancy proved that it was not Tom who was responsible, but Nicole, who is over 40, has recently become pregnant. Evidently, she was not the one who was infertile (if either of them actually were).
Whatever the reason, it is hard to deny that Tom's behavior has been more and more bizarre in the last few years - from jumping on Oprah's couch to speaking out against Brooke Shields for using medication and counseling to treat what was obviously a severe case of post partum depression. I used to really like Tom Cruise, but his criticism of Brooke for being wise enough to seek help for a very real and dangerous condition was the last straw for me. I would not pay $0.06 to see a Tom Cruise movie, much less $6.00. (I get a "Senior Citizen" discount at the movies since I am over 55. lol)
14 posted on
01/06/2008 2:03:10 AM PST by
srmorton
(Choose life!)
To: Roberts
"WHO did you say was Number 2 ?!!?"
15 posted on
01/06/2008 2:05:59 AM PST by
Cincinatus
(Omnia relinquit servare Rempublicam)
To: Roberts
If Mitt Romney is tired of hearing that the Mormon (JCLS) Church is a cult he should take a look at what some of the Hollywood nitwits believe. He’ll feel much better!
17 posted on
01/06/2008 2:11:54 AM PST by
T.L.Sink
To: Roberts
[cue Mel Brooks]
“You said it! He stinks on ice!”
18 posted on
01/06/2008 2:18:44 AM PST by
RichInOC
("It's GOOD to be da king!")
To: Roberts; Zakeet; greyfoxx39; Elsie
Andrew Morton's unauthorised biography claims Scientology has taken over the 45-year-old actor's life, with its officials selecting many of the staff at his Hollywood mansion. Cults tend to do just that - take over every aspect your life; both personal and professional.
19 posted on
01/06/2008 2:19:28 AM PST by
SkyPilot
To: Roberts
Bigots. /sarc
20 posted on
01/06/2008 2:27:49 AM PST by
Manic_Episode
(Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps...)
To: Roberts
21 posted on
01/06/2008 2:43:59 AM PST by
Waco
To: Roberts
A lawsuit is standard operating procedure for Scientologists. Whenever they are attacked .. they have a policy of attacking back as hard and furious as possible. The idea is to make it so overwhelming, that people will be afraid to attack them.
22 posted on
01/06/2008 3:11:05 AM PST by
CometBaby
(You can twist perceptions .. reality won't budge!)
To: Roberts
25 posted on
01/06/2008 3:37:21 AM PST by
FormerACLUmember
(When the past no longer illuminates the future, the spirit walks in darkness.)
To: Roberts
It is amazing how apparently easy it is for these fringe religions to attract new members. Take Jehovah Witnesses for example. You can’t celebrate holidays, you can’t socialize with anybody outside the religion, you have to spend much of your free time going door-to-door handing out Watchtower phamplets, etc., yet you have people saying “that sounds neat” and joining up in droves.
27 posted on
01/06/2008 4:27:30 AM PST by
SamAdams76
(I am 32 days away from outliving Nicolette Larson)
To: Roberts
“Sure, Tom. We’ll make you our (snicker) number 2 man. Just keep those checks coming and keep your place staffed with well-paid scientologists. Yep, you can pretend to be, I mean, you can be in charge all you want!”
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