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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Travolta Travels to Haiti


Actor John Travolta packed his private jet with food and family and flew to Haiti to help earthquake victims. Okay that part of the story gives me hope however Vinne Barbarino didn't just bring aid, he also brought a crew of Scientologist ministers. These "ministers" wear yellow shirts and use the power of "touch" which reportedly soothes victims of trauma. Sorry, boo boo but if I'm the walking wounded in that heat the last thing I would want is to be is "touched" by some joker who believes White Jesus is an alien but hey that's just me. The aid is appreciated John but is this the time to be Proselytizing? Just sayin'....

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Thursday, August 6, 2009

Brew News: Will and Jada Fire Headmistress At Their "Not A Scientology" Scientology School



Hmmm, now this is strange, Will and Jada both insist that this is not a Scientology school but the school uses the 'Study Tech' method of teaching devised by............ drumrolll........ Scientology founder, L. Ron Hubbard. Hmmm.....

Looks like ole girl voiced some opposition to something in said curriculum and shortly thereafter was given her walking papers..... Scientology is gangsta!
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WILL SMITH and his wife JADA PINKETT SMITH have reportedly parted company with the head of their private school, The New Village Leadership Academy in Calabasas, California.
The Hollywood couple launched the educational institution last year (08) and employed Jacqueline Olivier to head the academy.

The school uses the Study Tech curriculum method of teaching, which was devised by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.
But Olivier is no longer working in her $200,000 (£133,333) a year position amid reports of a disagreement with the Smiths over teaching techniques, according to Radaronline.com.

A source tells the website, "Jada phoned Jaqueline and told her that they had 'decided to go in another direction' with the school."

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