Critical Q&A #260
This week, it’s answers about Scientology’s numbers, hyper-partisan politics, Scientology and the Aftermath and a lot more. Enjoy!
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Jehovah’s Witnesses Aftermath Episode: Thoughts and Comments
Season 3 of Scientology and the Aftermath has now begun with a vengeance. In the first episode, Leah is highlighting the abuses and crimes of… Read More »Jehovah’s Witnesses Aftermath Episode: Thoughts and Comments
Some Thoughts about Scientology and the Aftermath
Leah Remini’s Emmy-winning Scientology and the Aftermath is in its second season and the impact the show is having on the world of Scientology is… Read More »Some Thoughts about Scientology and the Aftermath
5 More Reasons “Scientology and the Aftermath” is More Important Than You Think
The second season of Leah Remini’s Emmy-nominated Scientology and the Aftermath has now debuted on A&E and the first episode was a heavy punch in the gut to anyone with a heart or an ounce of humanity. The stories that Saina Kamula and Mirriam Frances told were horrifying and unfortuantely, are not isolated or singular instances. This, of course, is the point of telling these stories in the first place. Leah’s show is a call to action to all of us to step up and do something. We can’t change the past, but we can certainly act to stop these abuses in the future but only if we are aware of what the supposed “church” of Scientology is really all about.Read More »5 More Reasons “Scientology and the Aftermath” is More Important Than You Think
Critical Q&A #93
The weekly show where I answer viewer questions from the comments of my Q&A videos or which are sent to me by email at AskChrisShelton@gmail.com. This week, the questions I take up are:Read More »Critical Q&A #93
5 Reasons Why “Scientology and the Aftermath” is More Important Than You Think
Leah Remini’s new show, Scientology and the Aftermath on A&E, is a total hit and rightfully so. I did my own review of the first episode and if you haven’t seen that, I recommend you do so.
As a former Scientologist turned advocate, Leah is on a roll to bring the fight to Scientology’s doorstep against its long-running history of human rights abuses, criminal activities and emotional blackmail and she’s doing a fantastic job. Many people who have not been involved with Scientology in the past or have not been keeping tabs on its activities are tuning in and finding out for the first time just how awful this whole thing is. While that can certainly be viewed as sensational or “headline grabbing media” there are actually some more important reasons why this show is having the success it is and why it needs to be seen even more far and wide. If you have been following the first three episodes, I’m sure you understand what I mean and I heavily encourage you to share links to the show by whatever means with all of your friends, family and social contacts. Only someone with a heart of stone, or a Scientologist, would think there is nothing worth seeing in Scientology and the Aftermath.Read More »5 Reasons Why “Scientology and the Aftermath” is More Important Than You Think