I don't know whether to laugh at the ridiculousness of it or yell in anger.
The media is drooling over the Andrew Morton hatchet job on Tom Cruise and Scientology. They don't bother to report if what Morton says is accurate, inaccurate, truth or lies, they just report what he says in his repulsive book.
As a Scientologist I see the absolutely ridiculous BS he spews out about my religion and I honestly don't know whether to laugh at the totally stupid accusations and assume that the reading public is smart enough to recognize rumor, gossip and lies when they see them, or to yell in anger at some scum bag of a reporter trying to sell his piece of crap book by putting scandal and gossip into it in an effort to attract attention to badly written, fact deficient scribblings that would otherwise sell 3 copies.
As you can probably tell from the tone of this post I'm tending toward the "yell in anger" choice.
Well, stay tuned, because I'm going to have more to say about this in the next few days.
4 comments:
Media will publish and support the most flagrant lies and embellishments - as long as they are upsetting to people. This biography is an example of that. I find it absolutely disgusting.
I subscribe to the idea that all men are basically good. So how do I match that with the smearing techniques pursued by the detractors of Scientology and Tom Cruise? Well, the book: Dianetics, the Modern Science of Mental Health explains why a being, basically good, goes bad.
Tom Cruise is a dedicated humanitarian spirit who works tirelessly to help other beings with their troubles in life. There IS no higher purpose.
That someone would write slanderous lies about such an outstanding being as Tom, tells so much more about that person than it does about Tom Cruise, so...
Look at what Tom Cruise is achieving and look at other great spirits in history such as Martin Luther King or Gandhi and it will make sense to you why he is being attacked for helping his fellow man.
The book to read about what Tom Cruise is all about is Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought or the article written by L Ron Hubbard called "What is Greatness". That will tell what Tom Cruise is all about.
Much admiration to Tom
Ole Boskov
Denmark
Boskov makes a good point. Who would write a book that is described by MSNBC as "a personal attack on Cruise and his family"? Clearly someone who needs media attention to sell his poorly written books and (not surprisingly) someone with a history of infidelity and worse.
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