Today Tonight : Scientology school uses funds for Church
Aug 30th, 2010 by MrCult
au.todaytonight.yahoo.com The campaign for a Senate inquiry into Scientology is getting stronger, with the Greens adding their support. We’re continuing our investigation, especially into two Scientology schools and a million dollar fundraising campaign kept secret, until now. The Yarralinda school in the Melbourne suburb of Mooroolbark looks lovely. And has nothing to do with the church of Scientology, or does it? “The Commonwealth has a lot of skin in the game. They’re giving our money to those schools to the tune of $1.4 million over the next four years. That’s a lot of money, that buys a stake in what’s going on in those schools,” said New South Wales Greens MP Dr John Kaye. The Yarralinda school in Melbourne and The Athena school in the Sydney suburb of Glebe both employ the so-called teaching technology developed by Scientology founder L Ron Hubbard called ‘Applied Scholastics’ or ‘Study Tech’. “There’s no scientific evidence that applied scholastics works, there’s no scientific evidence that it’s been tested, that there are controlled studies that show that this teaching actually does produce outcomes,” Dr Kaye said. Both schools claim they are secular schools that do not promote, teach or advocate Scientology or any other religion. We obtained a document titled ‘Knowledge report’ (a Scientology term) and written by the principal of Yarralinda school, Christel Duffy. It outlines in detail the plan to mortgage the school for $1 million and to give that money to the …
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I am seriously afraid of this cult.
Close this shit down.. Who did they bribe to get this shit passed?
Scientology = Applied Scholastics = Way To Happiness = Citizen’s Commission on Human Rights = Study Tech etc etc
also, Google “Will Smith Scientology School”
It really shows where their priorities are, putting the school at risk to prop up the cult
cult is scum will sell out YOUR KIDS to make a quick buck .
if they realy cared why pay them for ‘freedom’?