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Feb 8, 2000 |
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BBC News Online: France recommends
dissolving Scientologists: A government committee in France has
recommended dissolving the Church of Scientology there, on the grounds
that its activities threaten public order.
A report submitted to the prime minister, Lionel Jospin, described the
church as a totalitarian sect that
kept files containing personal information on its members. It said it
was an extremely dangerous organisation that
violated human dignity. |
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Dec 10,
1999 |
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Church 'fails test' for charity status :
Britain: The Church of Scientology
was yesterday barred from charitable status after the Charity
Commission ruled that it failed to promote the
"moral and spiritual welfare" of the community.
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Jan 22, 1997 |
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Scientology Banned in Greece : In
Greece, an Athens Administrative Court passed a judgment
which affects Scientology materially. It states that
the psycho-sect is to be banned.
The judge stated that the financial
machinations of the commercial sect were not compatible with the public
welfare. |
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Sep 18, 1994 |
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The
Giant Scientology Octopus :
German Federal Labor Minister Norbert Bluem (CDU) urged a
"substantially rigorous, faster opposition" to the "Scientology" sect,
which is active in Germany. He regards the sect as a
"criminal
money-laundering organization which is intent on expanding its
delusional ideology worldwide under the pretext of religion and will
stop at nothing." "It
is high time that the big wheels of this human-despising cartel of
suppression finally receive our message loud and clear: they are
criminal!" "Potential
members are put into psychologically and physically dependent
relationships. They are subjected to brainwashing; their personalities
are systematically destroyed. Then they are materially exploited without
end.
Even though we know all this, far too little has really been able to be
done in effectively opposing this organization." |
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