If life is a game, Scientology gives you the tools to play it with a stacked deck and win consistently. Scientology has enabled me to make my dreams come true, really. I know that it can do the same for anyone. It is a rocket ride to spiritual freedom.
Jason Beghe – Class V OT V
Actor Jason Beghe, a once avid follower of the Church of Scientology, has recently left the church and made a video that exposes Scientology. He joined the Church in 1994 and has made his way up the ladder to join the ranks of top scientologists like Tom Cruise, Kirstie Alley and Travolta.
“Scientology is destructive, and a rip-off.” – Jason Beghe
Beghe at one time was used as the famous talent in several Scientology promotional videos and he had been with the Church long enough to rise to the top. What was happening behind the scenes was that he started to notice Scientology did not follow through with it’s promises.
“If Scientology is real then something is fucked up.” – Jason Beghe
He gives an example of a church member who had obtained the status of “CLEAR” OT 8 and was suffering from migraine headaches. During the video he explains that migraines are caused by engrams. Something that a CLEAR should have literally cleared from themselves.
“Let me meet a mother fucking clear.” – Jason Beghe
Beghe finally came to the conclusion that the Church was lying about the perks and he contacted Andreas Heldal-Lund, the founder of Operation Clambake, an anti-scientology organization. This resulted in Heldal-Lund and Mark Bunker conducting a 3 hour interview with Beghe, 3 minutes of which are available as a teaser on YouTube.
I’m sure they are planning to release the full interview and hopefully it will get the attention of the mass media. I am nearly jumping out of my seat from this news!
“The further you go up the bridge the worse you get.” – Jason Beghe
Ohh no way, this is amazing. Another one for the good side, right?
My opinion of Mr Beghe Has soared. Another blow to the forces of ignorance.
Better him on our side than Anonymous, at any rate.
Now, if he can just get Tom Cruise to come out of the closet…
Tom Cruise is too thick and a true believer. I seriously doubt that he will ever question his wacky affiliation. There is the further consideration that he may even be blackmailed by Scientology as Travolta is.
I am surprised to find out that comments of registered users are moderated in this site. One would expect people like creationists, not sceptics, to block free speech.
Um…….who’s Jason Beghe
His teaser video is very compelling and straightforward, but I think his opinion would be taken more seriously if he didn’t swear so much. Although his swearing is probably what the world needs right now, a little wake up call.
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Thanks for the clarification, Mike.
By the way, would you help me to cash a large sum of money?
Censorship of the Beghe video! Mark Bunker’s (Xenutv1) account on YouTube was suspended!!
Watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIC1h6UU24Y to see his response and contact Youtube to demand that his account be reinstated.
The teaser has been reposted here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpHyo_mKPho
Looks like that one’s blocked too. These Scientology people are scary.
Okay I found a mirror copy using the last link.
There was an interesting report on scientology on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Radio National network recently. It was titled “Scientology, Hollywood and the path to Washington”: Synopsis:In the wake of Andrew Morton’s biography Hollywood actor Tom Cruise we look at how Scientology uses Hollywood celebrities to get what it wants in Washington. With leading sociologist of religious cults, Professor Stephen Kent of the university of Alberta in Canada. Download audio or transcript at http://www.abc.net.au/rn/religionreport/stories/2008/2218519.htm