The founder of this movement
was an American, L. Ron Hubbard (1911-1986). After World War Two, Hubbard took
an active part in a satanic sect, ordained by the known satanist Aleister
Crowley. Hubbard accepted many ideas from Crowley, how to build his
pseudo-religious system. Hubbard’s son testified, that his father created most
of his "scientific discoveries" under the influence of narcotics.
Declaring loyalty to all religions, Hubbard, at the end of his life announced a
"concealed secret" — that his mission on this earth — is the mission
of the Antichrist to prevent the Second Coming of Christ.
The idea to create his own religion became very profitable. From an average
writer, who petitioned for veteran's pensions, the founder of scientology had
an estate of 640 million dollars at the end of his life. The courts of many
countries considered Hubbard a felon and he was pronounced "Persona non
grata." He died in 1986.
At present, the Society is headed by David Miskevidge, with its center in
Los Angeles and its spiritual executives in Clearwater, Florida, the main base
for Europe is in Copenhagen.
The Society of Scientology, in general, can’t be called a church, because
the place of God is taken by Hubbard himself and each neophyte pays dues to his
cult, as was confirmed and decreed by the Federal Court of Working Disputes in
FRG on March 22, 1995.
The book by Hubbard, "Dianetics: the Modern Science of Mental
Health" has information from psychology mixed with occultism, black art,
and engrams — the main topic in Scientology, is in reality, a pseudo-scientific
version of an ancient description of "karma."
The term "scientology," was by adherents decoded as — "study
of knowledge." In the beginning, Hubbard tried to present his ‘Dianetics’
as a science, but received very strong resistance from scientists, and
therefore had to replace scientific approach by religious approach. Scientologists
constantly try to present its teaching with scientific color: their literature
is saturated with self-made, science-like — terminology and abbreviations with
the use of computer methods, graphics etc. However, there is no real science
there. All this is done to study dogmas, which Hubbard wrote in his book. Any
expression, written or oral, by Hubbard is considered to be sacred. In reality,
scientology is mixture of psychology, black magic, occultism and science
fictions that are multiplied by unquestionable faith in the infallibility and
genius of its father-originator Hubbard, and its organization.
Scientology proclaims itself as a religious organization and calls itself a
"church," however, there are plenty of examples in their
instructions, written by Hubbard himself, that prove otherwise; that in the
foundation of his organization lay not religious convictions, but a direct
business interest. An unweakening race for profit in Hubbard’s own words:
"Give money — make more money — force other people to work — so they can
make money."
By the decision of our Council of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church
outside of Russia (December 1994), in a section about pseudo-christian sects,
neo-paganism and occultism, scientology is called a pseudo-religion.
L.R. Hubbard was the disciple of a known satanist of the 20th Century,
Alistair Kroule and was involved in a most repulsive form of occultism.
According to KGB archives in Russia (MIA), Scientology is one of many forms of satanic
sects, that have crime-demonic direction, actively use psychotropic methods in
order to achieve control of its members. This sect has specially created
cover-up structures in a form that appear as humanitarian organizations, one of
which is the Humanitarian Center of Hubbard.
Scientologists claim, that they are outside of politics and that church and
government has to be separated. At the same time, one of the global missions of
this sect is to create a civilization without faults, crime, wars, narcotics
etc. In order to create this type of civilization, one has to incorporate
Scientology into all aspects of life, starting primarily at the government
level. Hubbard himself proclaimed before his death, that he will come the
second time as a politician. He also claimed, that: "Scientology... Has to
establish totalitarian power and authority, to achieve total
discipline..." Scientologists actively recruit workers and businessmen of
higher caliber through the system of Hubbard Colleges (teaching Administrative
Technology). One of the aims of scientology: is to push away traditional
psychology, replacing it with scientology, The attack on traditional psychology
is ear-marked in all their publications and an instinctive dislike is instilled
into all its members.
Representatives of FRG at the seminar on Freedom of Any Confession (Warsaw,
April 16-19, 1996), gave a report: that from the time of the appearance of this
sect in FRG (1970), local authority was resisting this sect on all levels. It
is not by coincidence, that the so-called scientologist Hubbard, in 1973, was
declared by the German government as " one of main enemies." Hubbard
on several occasions pleaded to the UN Commission of Human Right and OBSE with
complaints of "governmental interference" with his interests in FRG
and periodically unfolded anti-government campaigns.
Taking all of the above into consideration as well as the activities of this
sect in FRG, a more severe resistance to this sect was imposed. This work
intends to put into the legal system aspect — the characteristics of this sect.
On March 22, 1995 Federal Court of FRG handed down a decree, that Scientology
is not a religion or peaceful organization, but a commercial structure, that
operates with methods, that use psychological terror and economic felonies. On
May 9, 1996 the German Bundstag created a special interrogating commission by
the name of "So called Sects and Psychogroups." By the spring of 1998
it will formulate an official degree of the danger of Scientology to society
and will give its recommendations to the Federal Government. From 1995 the
Ministry of Internal Affairs of FRG was working on reports about the sect of
Scientology, which the Government wanted to discuss at the conference of the
Federal and State ministers of internal affairs in Hamburg, Germany. Without
waiting for the decision of the Federal Government of FRG, individual states
took this matter into their own hands and adopted a more severe attitude: the
government of Bavaria, on Oct. 17, 1995, put into effect its program of
annihilating the sect from its territory. On Nov. 1, 1996, a ban was imposed in
this state, on members of Scientology to hold government positions. The State
Office of Constitutional Safety, (Counter Intelligence and Internal Security) was
empowered to keep an eye on this sect.
From 1991 the Christian Democratic Party of Germany, a leading party of the
present coalition started rejecting members who were scientologists. In May of
1995, the Social Democratic Party of Germany, which was the opposition party,
made a similar decision.
Almost all countries, that have branches of this sect, are busy
investigating its activities. Scientology fights for world domination. The aim
of a Scientology organization is to create a new man and a new world, which
will function according to Scientology rules. This is a grave danger to all
societies, since a society, that is governed by scientology principals will
have no freedom and civil rights. According to the teaching of L. Ron Hubbard,
the originator of Scientology, any democracy is worthless.
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