John Travolta wants ur brains out for Scientology

(John Travolta preaching 4 Scientology)

According to the infamous Scientology Orientation Film doing the rounds on youtube before it's pulled by Tom Cruise,Scientology almost became a federal program after the Gov failed to steal their alien formula.Gov tried to pay millions for it to no prevail and now we only need to pay a fraction of that to know the truth of flying saucers.How grateful we should be?If this is not convincing enough,John Travolta will tell you without Scientology,he'd be a dead man and you too.I know John Travolta joined the cult to cure his same sex loving otherwise his urging homosexuality back in 1980s would be so strong that he'd have so much bum sex that he'd so die in the Anal AIDS outburst.But can we trust someone who betrays his own sexuality?If someone can't be loyal to his own pen!$,who else's can he be loyal to?Respect your cokc,either it's straight or bent.But Scientology is not only about John Travolta's distorted pen!$,it's about ours too.It wants our pen!$ to join the disbelief of pen!$ology.Otherwise our pen!$ will be in danger just like John Travolta's back in the bum days.It claims our life will be worthless if we don't join the cocky bonfire:we could either jump a bridge or blow our brains out.What would John Travolta want our brains for?Massage his sore balls?

"Check out the video uself,respect:

Creepy Scientology Orientation Video

(Testimonial ... John Travolta)

A CONTROVERSIAL Scientology orientation film which was pulled from websites after it provoked outrage has been leaked onto the web.

The film - which makes accusations that the US Government has tried to "steal" Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's work - is called Orientation: A Scientology Information Film.

And the footage also alleges that the US Government has spent millions of dollars on mind control techniques.

The video, featuring wooden acting and cheesy dramatic music, is said to have been made in 1996 and filmed at one of the church’s introductions.

It was pulled from websites such as YouTube after the church complained.

A Church of Scientology spokesman was quoted as saying the film was “stolen” and put up on the web.

The video, thought to have been made in 1996, features Hollywood actors John Travolta and Kirstie Alley, who says without Scientology, "I would be dead".

The film also rubbishes modern medicine, saying, "pyschology and psychiatry are proven failures ... stone age."

And controversially, the narrator says it is up to the viewer to make the decision about becoming a Scientologist - likening it to suicide.

The narrator says, “If you leave this room after seeing this film, and walk out and never mention Scientology again, you are perfectly free to do so.

“It would be stupid, but you can do it. You can also dive off a bridge or blow your brains out - that is your choice.

“But, if you ... continue with Scientology, we will be very happy with you – and you will be very happy with you.”