http://www.sequentialpictures.com/moviecruiseknows.html

[[L. Ron Hubbard a fiction author didn’t just have a huge sense of humor and his Dianetics, etc is nothing but fiction and intended to be fiction.]]

If what you’re saying is true, and Hubbard didn’t really believe in Dianetics, then his charging people for his form of analysis was conscious fraud. But I think he probably did believe it. He had the grandiosity of an Immanuel Velikovsky or a Wilhelm Reich. “I am going to change the world! Little man, get out of my way!”

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Yeah, that’s a term that definitely NEEDS to be used more often! Like that freakin’ nutbag kleinman on the ol’ JREF forums.

http://www.avclub.com/content/node/66409/print/

Smith gives money to a lot of interesting causes, but the $20K to the scientology literacy fund back in 2004 seems to be his biggest deal with that. Shortly after the Vogue interview that had people convinced he’d given his brain away, he gave another interview where he said that organized religion isn’t his thing, he likes to keep his connection with his god personal. For what that’s worth.

There. I’ve now fulfilled my celebrity gossip quotient for the year.

(Unless David Tennant is coming to town sometime soon and then I so totally want to know about it so I can swoon.)

KSW is an abreviation for Keeping Scientology Working.
The film was intended for Scientologists to view at a new Year’s Eve party, so everyone there knew awhat that meant.

Keeping Scientology working simply means applying the policies and technologies of the Scientology church.

The film being shown for general public, while not illegal, is not a very good tactic, and is intended to try and make someone look ridiculous, partly because it IS taken out of context.
Well I just thought I would share what the term means.

Every religion and technology has terms. In every book of Scientology there is a glossary and/or the term can be found in a technical dictionary, for anyone studying the subject.

But Tommy boy? I could never stand that man. He blends into the background when he’s on screen. “Wait… I thought Renée Zellweger was suppose to be in this scene with someone? Who is she talking t… oh, never mind. It’s Tom Cruise. No wonder I couldn’t see him.” The man has an amazing chameleon like quality which astounds me. Few other actors can just disappear on a set when the camera is pointed right at them. I’ve never been able to understand why he is such a big star when he’s just so… bad.

I’m not defending scientology, cause it’s clearly just a product of poorly constructed sci-fi garbage but let’s make sure this is definitive. Then again, I don’t exactly have my finger on the pulse of the entertainment industry, so it’s possibly Smith came right out, and said, “Yes, I’m a scientologist”.

But is there any concrete evidence that he’s a scientologist? I’m not trying to sound condescending, but maybe someone can better inform me.

but i have always like Will Smiths movies. i didnt like his tv show though

“I prefer christian religion over scientology. It shows how bad scientology are.”

A friend used to say that opinions are like belly-buttons– everybody has one. I said no, they are like bank accounts. Most everybody has one, but they are not all of equal value.