It looks like L. Ron Hubbard and his expensive Church Of
Scientology may have just bitten off more than they can chew.
It has become clear that current cult leader
David Miscavige is everything people outside the Church believe him to be, and nothing like how the people inside perceive him.
Mark Rathbun, who runs an anti-scientology blog, is reporting that ten years ago he audited
Tom Cruise on multiple occasions where the sessions were both audio taped and video taped at the Celebrity Center International without the actor's knowledge.
Rathbun then provided the video directly to cult leader David Miscavige saying:
I have recently learned from a very reliable witness that Miscavige regularly held court with others in his personal lounge in the roadside Villas at the Int base, and while sipping scotch whiskey at the end of the night, Miscavige would read Tom's overts and withholds from my reports to others, joking and laughing about the content of Tom's confessions.
Considering Tom Cruise is only one many celebrities involved with
Scientology, it doesn't take much to assume that others were recorded also.
Related Story: Top 10 Celebrity ScientologistsWhile details of Tom's audit session are not made public in the article, it is a huge blow to the hated Miscavige and his beloved moneymaker.
What we found fascinating were the thousands of comments left by readers who both confirm and expand on the misguided actions of the church.
It is some of the most fascinating reading we have ever seen.
The more you listen to people who have left the church, or who have been thrown out, you begin to see the sheer size of the con job and control placed on cult members.
You can read
Rathbun's full article here.We suggest after you read it, you stick around and read some of the other articles. You will be fascinated and proud that there is somebody out there taking on this huge crime and exposing it for what it really is.
TMZ is also running with the story so we suspect next week things will explode.
Wake up, Tom Cruise. It is not too late.
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Captain Kirk has come full circle, and CBS has just tapped William Shatner for his first sitcom.
