This scam is designed to take advantage of rich, stupid, mindless people, who have no critical thinking skills or objectivity, and have no problem being mind controlled.
@@stephen5677 Unfortunately true, except that I doubt there are any or many poor people in this scam, since they seem to target the rich. Tom C and John T may be good actors, buy they clearly lack common sense. LOL
@@cynthia87918 People are always looking for their reason for being, which is simply to understand as much as you can about the Universe, and our place in it. Hollywood is an industry based on illusions, and all actors and actresses are merely players in those illusions. The same for fake news and so called 'reality' tv nonsense. True reality is an insect, fish, flower or your own body that are magical miracles to behold.
@@needfulthingscompany5368 True! But I'm sure there are many people who would have joined if she had not spoken out, who know now to be more careful when joining things like this.
it's hard to determine the difference between a cult and a religion. they're both firmly held beliefs which is what keeps the government from interfering(church and state and all that). So it's this kinda fucked up stalemate where the government won't intervene because it will set a precedent and then they'd have to interfere in every religion essentially, because the differences are hard to put onto paper. I genuinely believe that Hubbard saw a loop hole for a get rich quick scheme that's still going after he's died.
My uncle was a Scientologist. Also a chiropractor, go figure. He coerced my dad to go to the church in San Francisco. Dad was hooked up to the e meter. He tried to see what was on the screen and the auditor covered the machine and said “you can’t look”. Dad promptly dropped the soup cans and forcefully walked out the front door. Made it to a street pay phone and called mom to rescue him. We still get phone calls and mail 30 years later.
She will talk in depth and quote Scientology text. She will correct someone who says a term wrong or using the term in the wrong context. She will also say that the Xenu story is not literal but is a metaphor that dives into the core of human psyche. Who would care enough to continue to quote text word for word? Why would someone correct anyone who used the text wrong? Lastly why would someone take the most damning evidence on Scientology and explain that this bullshit sci-fi story is made for people who think on a higher level that knows to not take this tale as literal?
viralfatality I never heard her say not 1x that it wasn't meant to be taken literal or for ppl who kno not it to take it literally, she said they told her she didn't hav to BELIEVE it keyword believe she just had to do it (audit the "thetans") and Wut do u mean who wud care enuff to quote text word for word or correct ppl using wrong terms or shit in the wrong context? The same person that wud care enuff to write a book on the subject & create n film a tv show lol not to mention a ton of other stuff too N the entire point of all of it was/is to INFORM ppl on how the church really works n expose them u wud definitely want to quote the text word for word n correct ppl on the terminology n context so u knew the ppl ur talkin to n the viewers watching were understanding ...... I really dnt understnd how u cud b askin this 💩 lol
She did, and so I do absolutely say good for her ON THAT. However, she very clearly still seems to reflexively have an air of superiority about her. Now, maybe this was her personality even before she joined the church, I don't know. But hearing her explain back these processes to Joe (tho I've seen this repeatedly when she's doing it to other talk/podcast show hosts, for that matter), sure she's talking about really weird shit, but the nuts and bolts of what she's saying is pretty straight forward. And yet, she keeps on interrupting herself to ask the person "are you getting this?", and when the interviewer isn't even giving any outward sign that they're totally lost. It's this sort of passive/aggressive way she's maintaining this "no hon, you're just not gonna get it unless I explain it to you in this very specific way" (and what turns out to be a fairly simple way). It's this constant expectation that the person listening to her isn't smart or open enough to fully grasp what she's saying. That is NOT a positive attribute to have in your personality, I'm sorry.
Well if they take her out that just means that everything shes saying is right. They want to make it seem like shes a psycho and has no idea what shes talking about. It's all about misdirection. They could care less about the public opinion, all they care about is their followers opinion.
My wife almost got wrapped up into scientology right before I met her. When she moved in I noticed their mail all the time in my mail box so much it was driving me insane, I started calling all the numbers on the mail to get my address removed from their list. Then they started calling all the time, when I got on the phone with them I sternly told them this is a Christian house hold. One day they actually came to our door in hazmat suits ( no joke from head to toe hazmat suits during covid, I answered the door thinking it was covid related and on their chest it said the church of scientology and I lost my mind in shock they came to the house. I literally lit them up verbally and told them to get the F off my front porch and never come back. They never did and everything stopped. Be stern with these psychos. They only want your money and to destroy your family.
When I was a young woman, a Scientologist approach to be on the street asking if I’d like to fill out a survey. The first question was, what did I want most from life? I told her it was to be like Jesus. I meant it. She looked at me blankly and walked away. I guess I broke the code 😉 So appreciate Leah. She is a gift to this world.
lol niceeeeee. PERFECT answer. also i don't know why anyone would even be upset at that. religious or not, thats definitely the man to be like, much better than being like Ron.
Well said. The Cult is fabulously wealthy & they didn't get that wealth selling Scientology products. There are very few takers, yet somehow they are described as showing up with bottomless buckets of cash. So where is all that wealth coming from? You can find out more.
Can't believe people actually fall for this crap!!! Nothing Scientologists believe is realistic!! They're just a bunch of mentally ill, low self-esteemed individuals who are in need of some serious therapy and heavy medication!!
In 1974, Charles Manson stated his religion was Scientology, and identified as a Scientologist after studying the religion while incarcerated. Manson completed 150 hours of auditing before declaring Scientology "too crazy" Let that sink in for a moment...
She is incredibly brave to put herself in this kind of danger from the Scientology psychos! I sincerely appreciate Leah's efforts to enlighten others about this terrible cult 😮
@@edmunddonnelly3881read what the private investigator arrested who was hired to stalk David miscavige the leader of Scientologys father had in his trunk 2 thousand rounds of ammo a rifle with a silencer tazer shot gun and other weapons
@@madz79you dont know what your talking about. Scientology has saved many lives and is based on science unlike fairy tales like Christianity and islam. If you are in LA, come by the church get a personality test done and see for yourself. You want the truth? The answers exist in scientology. Dont believe comedians & south park come and see for yourself that scientology is the most realistic religion on earth and the only religion that truly cares about its believers. #iStandWithOurLordAndSaviorLRonHubbard #Scientology #ScientologyFTW #LeahReminiIsALiar
For a normal thinking person like me, it’s hard to fathom the BS they are shoving into your awareness. I can see how some people are sucked in into their world. I feel for those who aren’t so strong as Leah. I admire her courage. So brave .
R u religious? In my mind it’s not “normal” to think that of the thousands of religions that the one u were taught is the only right one. A normal person believes there may or may not be a god and that’s it. Knowledge ends there. Believing in specifics is egocentic
Scientology is similar to a lot of institutions of belief that prey on weak people through pressure and coercion. It's a numbers game for them. If they can just get 2 out of every 150 people to at least generate interest and get them to a certain level where they spend money (or signe a document putting themselves in debt) they can perpetuate their false belief system.
The story of Scientology... is at least more logical than the beliefs of Christians... who worship a criminal Jewish itinerant preacher as God who was executed for some concept of sin...
Leah was brought into this as a child. I don't think she would have fallen for this as an adult. She appears to have a strong sense of self. Leah is fascinating and a captivating speaker. She's the perfect person to call out this cult.
I agree. That and the push for a Hollywood career I think, as many actors are in it and it was likely a good way to network when she was growing up. But I agree, she would never have joined as an adult
I agree... But it's no different than christianity and Jesus today. Many christians were brought into that nonsense as children and could not shake it until adulthood. And, honestly, most people still can't shake it as adults. It took me a long time to become a logical adult and stop believing in the christian nonsense. Because, here we are today, many of us so-called "logical" christians, laughing and knocking down Scientology, and the going clear, the space spirits that were thrown into volcanoes, and Xenu, all while at the same time believing that christ walked on water, fed thousands with one fish and resurrected after being murdered three days earlier! We spent years criticizing the scientology bullshit while believing our own bullshit at the same time. Many people will not want to hear it, but christianity, islam, Buddhism, Judaism, any religion really, are all as much of a cult as scientology is. And the biggest culprit is christianity, which has been brainwashing and robbing people for centuries before L. Ron Hubbard had a bright idea that one day!
By that time the 'Sunk Cost Fallacy' destroys these peoples' ability to think rationally, and the people (well, really, person) in charge of Scientology are well aware of this.
Jim Brown257 what if it's the best work of fiction anyone has ever read? lol like make Harry potter and lotr,star trek and wars look like trash and the only way to read his life's work. this amazing science fiction masterpiece is to go through all this cult crap. how many geeks would do it? haha
robbie g except of the books you listed, none require a financial investment, secrecy, or lying. Pretty obvious that there's a difference between Scientology and religion.
I dated Leah’s sister briefly in the early 90’s when I was 20/21 . when I went to meet their mom she warned me about her moms belief in Scientology and that she might try and recruit me. Luckily i had already had experiences with them from a business standpoint as my father used to fix their IBM Typewriters. I used to pick them up and deliver them back and had to go through hoops just get them to pay for the repair. Being there in their building felt like I was like being in a mental hospital. Everyone was secretive and wouldn’t look anyone in the eye . Strangest vibes ever
Thats a funny comment because Charlie actually did say that 🤣 BUT .. that whole Beatles helter skelter narrative is a lie made up by bugliosi to get rich and keep the Hollywood elite safe from the backlash that it was really over a drug burn that involved some very important folks in Hollywood. Read the manson file by nikolas shreck the rabbit hole goes very deep..
Fascinating the way she constantly asks Joe if he understands. In scientology people would always repeat things to her and would ensure she understood so she has adopted that in all aspects of her life
I think it’s also a way for her to not let Scientology off with all of us laughing it off. Yes it’s ridiculous wat they believe and it’s funny to us. But it’s not funny to the victims
It's the same reaction Scientologists have to this nonsense when it's explained to them, so other Scientologists have to ask them to repeated if they understand, because it's crazy shit. So when she's explaining it to others it's the same way. You have to repeatedly ask them if they're getting this, do you understand? Because it's that crazy. 😂 Not sure if she's really like this outside of discussing Scientology
I like that at certain points Joe want's to laugh and mock Scientology and Leah redirects and makes him understand that this is not a joke to a whole lot of people and that there are real bad outcomes to this toxic nonsense. Couldn't admire her more.
Most people don't need to go as far as reaching OT3 before they realize something is a little odd about their beliefs. It's only "super serious" business if you're an impressionable, naive person that's desperate for some kind of answer
@@kevinr.3542 If you think that you're not susceptible to believing extremely illogical things like everybody else is, you're not looking at your life through a wide enough lens.
@@nGUNNARp Your comment sounds 100% incorrect, especially cuz you don't know Kevin. What extremely illogical things are we all susceptible to believing?
I took a "personality test" at the Scientology center on Hollywood Blvd. I knew the whole thing was bogus, but I wanted to see what it was about. After the "test" they will grade it, and it will come out "concerning." I was "messed up" and in need of Scientology. I got interviewed by an attractive woman who was pushy. She wanted me to pay $25 or something for a "first meeting." I didn't want to do it, and finally she had enough. She said for me to "enjoy my f'd up life." She was mad. So glad I left.
@Mars King NEVER take a random TH-cam comment as fact, always look it up yourself. But what I have said is true, usually anywhere from 40% to 60% of the bodies cells in most humans are foreign. But I should have specified that the 50% isn't by amount of cells, of course half your body weight is NOT a mass of cells from foreign microbes nor do they make up have you bodies cell count. What I meant was 50% by variety. As in half to most of the different kinds of cells in your body are of a foreign diversity.
@@nickskizekers1906 You're talking shit bruv. I read a comment on TH-cam once saying NEVER take a random TH-cam comment as fact and I've been living by that rule ever since.
Yeah they just told the Xenu story though. They don't go into how insane the Scientologists actually act. All I know is their 4 favorite words are, "I'm gonna sue you!".
She is a brave woman and I'm glad she's shutting light on this, but can Joe Rogan please shut up and quit interrupting every 2 seconds?! We would have got a lot more out of her if he had just been courteous, ask her a question and then let her answer it. It's like he wants to have equal time to the guest and isn't some kind of competition. If somebody goes way off course, I understand but he would ask a question and she would say two words and then he would say something else before she even completed the statement. I think her story is amazing and I would have liked to have heard her be able to say it without constant interruptions!
I love the fact that Leah is asking Joe if he understands what she saying. She doesn't just want him to understand she actually needs him to understand. She needs to have as many people as she can to understand that Scientology as a religion is a JOKE, but as an organization it is extremely dangerous
This comment thread is full of soft hats or people who generally don’t care. Yet puritans killed millions of natives, hey, drink the kool aid if you’re thirsty and deprived. The OP is fine, y’all balding boomers are being weird and edgy.
As a long time initiate of a "Mystery Religion", I can tell you that part of the work, is that the more effort and time you put into it to reach the "next level" the more you will work to convince yourself that it has value, even as it becomes more apparent that it doesn't. If you think it's hard to convince someone that they've been fooled, imagine how much harder it is to convince someone that they've been fooled who has worked so hard and invested so much time to be fooled. It takes a rare person to take an honest look and say "I've been a fool" and walk away.
She has your respect because she's making a shit ton of money going around telling everyone what a gullible asshole she is for spending a bunch of her money trying to buy an alien sponsored afterlife? Fuck me, I hope I never do anything that earns *your* respect!
I went into a Scientology “orientation” in college as a joke with 4 buddies. They bailed on me half way through. I being a polite opened minded person respectfully stayed for the presentation. Every sentence ended in “and Scientology will help you with that”. I was 19 and after hearing their pitch, even I knew it was a cult.
When you reach the highest level, you enter the inner sanctom. You are handed the sacred scroll and left alone in the room. The ultimate truth is about to be revealed to you, the truth you have sought all your life. With trembling hands you open the sacred scroll to read a single line. "It's all bullshit."
If you donate big enough bucks to Scientology, you get the best of the best bowling trophies, as shown on the Underground Bunker, just search for "bowling trophies" and "Underground Bunker" to see them.
@@ChuckChuckWood Joe is super unfunny. I think that in order to be funny you have to be self deprecating, like having it in you. And joe is super guarded, like never lets on any weakness, and that attitude makes you very unfunny.
@Kix Corrupt lmao u a weirdo bro why would an agent stand up for the person talkin shit about them. I like joe, doesnt mean I cant be critical of the guy. He doesnt meet people half way on their jokes and let's things go stale a lot
I loved this show with Leah. She is so honest to herself. I really admire her for that. They both turned out a very good positive effort. It was great. Thanks.
Hey I'm a bitcoin investor we could make it happen I'd be down to do that shit to them. If they try some underhanded abduction shit we can always hire private security personnel who are ex military lmao
Yeah, religion, politics, etc, happens everywhere, all the time. Must be something with human nature. We need to believe in a bigger thing than ourselves.
You're an amazing lady, Leah, with a keen intellect and perception of things I will never match, and some Wisdom. I'm sure Plato would have been pleased to have you amongst his auditors. Take care!
Thank you Leah, Icworked in a office where Scientology was happening. I left that mess quickly. They were requiring phyc test, I adviced the staff not to take the test,not knowing who would have that info. I had heard tge wanted to weed out the stronge people an keep the weak. It was a strange mess. Dont ever buy into this bunch of people.
Broken Wave Have you ever spoken to a normal person that's defended scientology? I'm guessing the silly fucker above is somehow involved with their network.
As a former Jehovah's Witness, there are certain books not available to the layperson/public: When you become an unbaptized publisher you get a book called ORGANIZED TO DO JEHOVAH'S WILL (a book about D2DM) If you become baptized and become an Elder you get a book called: SHEPHERDING THE FLOCK (basically a manual on how to be an elder and how to handle situations that come up).
Agreed, i think the exercises are helpful. Refreshing a lot of positive changes to myself but too expensive @ moment, otherwise I'd take a class & sign up.
@@catzamize DON'T! No such thing as "just taking a few $cientology classes" They'll be in your inbox, on the phone, on your front door pressuring you until you sign papers demanding *always more* until you're penniless crumbling in debt! And then - if you're lucky - they'll discard you with a "freeloaders debt" of a few 100k$ for leaving their cult!
@@nyx6937 Unfortunately, I can confirm this is true. I got sucked into taking one $60 course shortly after my grandmother died. Without my permission, they've been calling me and texting me everyday, pressuring me to come in for more courses, saying it's important that I do them as fast as possible. It feels like I'm going to have to change my phone number to get rid of them.
Given Scientology's reputation, I am surprised Leah hasn't "accidentally" fallen off a building some where. Of course there are always rumors about the cult, but she has got to be a serious pain in their ass.
They respect the power of celebrity. They could, and likely have, made inconspicuous people disappear. But offing a celebrity would put too much heat on them.
There was a very long scifi series written by L.Ron Hubbard called Mission Earth. It was absolutely nuts and I loved it as a kid. I later found out who L.Ron Hubbard was, and I have no idea how people could believe the guy who wrote those books, could be any kind of prophet. People believe the strangest things.
@@Psilocybin77 His views on organized religion are all through that series. Can’t believe if you read those books that you could ever not see that the whole Scientology “religion” is a scam. Not you specifically, but anyone.
so all the nazi war criminals who fled and stopped believing in Hitler were héroes? no dude she was a scientologist and a high level one she is as bad as tom cruise.
sorry dude brainwashing people and taking their life saving and seperating them from their families isn't a '''flaw'' its abuse. you think because some nazi war criminal has a come to jesus moment and realises killing jews wasn't a good idea should be called a hero for walking away and changing his mind? you're a fucking dunce and you eat up this clear money making technique she employed to fuck over the church that had got her work for years and couldnt any longer she does an entire expose and the jews in Hollywood give her a fucking talk show. MORON
@@African_Rose -Hero for exposing them, that takes bravery, not coming out of it. They can kill her off when given the chance -What's wrong with making money? And they should "fuck" over that church, why is that bad? -The "jews" in Hollywood giver her a talk show xD now I just pity you. You're clearly emotionally unstable AND a neo-nazi
Leah is such an admirable, courageous, articulate woman. It takes balls of steel to go up against a powerful, billion-dollar organization like Scientology. It's David and Goliath; she is helping so many people by speaking out. Kudos to her!
Wow, Leah is badass and an instigator in the best possible way. Ive delved into quire a few videos a about her, and she just deserves so much respect. It must habe been frightening as she contemplated leaving the church AND exposing the colossal juggernaut that is Scientology. Love love love her for her infinite courage - she's very humble.. But watch out Scientology, she's a force of nature and compassionatly devoted to continuing to tear down this ridiculous but also dangerous organization.
Charles Manson belonged to a cult called Process Church, that's where he got the idea of Helter Skelter from. The Process was an early splinter group pf Scientology
I'm seeing so many comments about her being "fooled" for so long. When you are a child, you do what your caregivers tell you and accept it as fact because you are a dry sponge ready to soak up anything so to speak. You don't have any other experience in the world except what you are given. When another culture starts to challenge your experiences such as in school or an acquaintance outside of the cult, you experience cognitive dissonance. She overcame her cognitive dissonance and left the cult. It has nothing to do with being fooled or self-awareness until say, you become educated and you still believe their far-fetched beliefs.
I don't see the basis for all the complaining. She talked quite a bit more. There is nothing wrong with Joe stepping in here and there when it is relevant to the topic. It tells me he is very interested and his curiosity is getting the best of him which is a good thing in this situation.
@@MikeHunt-kc2bu what are you a Scientologist, you mean how about you shut the fuck you. Fuck you and fuck Scientologist. Are you upset because she's exposing the truth?
Leah is such an remarkable women love her in the king of queens show. and seeying how she is so open about it is heavy and im happy she stuck to her own believes and used her own logic and not following her mother. I adore that women ! 🎉
Leah's mother, for what it's worth, didn't actually buy this part either. She revealed this later, but she had to put on the face for the supervisor standing there. She also left Scientology later herself.
@@darkgreenrifleman4871 She was interviewed for the current special on Netflix, "Scientology and the Aftermath". Her mother said she was similarly disappointed and wanted to see Leah's reaction to the same revelation.
Scientology sounds like a 'quest' you might try and complete in a video game lol. (Collect the items, go through the dungeon, learn about the beast, and get out alive lol)
Cyrus Van Beethoven essentially you sre correct. Hubbard was a fan of what he called games. Life was a game to him and his tools were meant to help people win.
@@drillosophy1012 of course, cause it's the truth, that nothing exists without a creator, that the creator left evidence of His power with millions of dead things buried, by water, all over the earth. and that the he told of his future coming to take away the sins of the world. which our timeline starts at, 2024 years ago.
@@albino5995 acrylic nails aren't glued on. They are modeled on top if the natural nail, only the tips might be glued on (with the acrylic being built up on top).
I saw one where her dad talked about her not paying for his 1500 cancer biopsy because she didnt want them to have her cc info. They are hitting low arent they?? I cant see any truth to it and thats them putting what happened into the worst context.
This was from 7 years ago, but this resonates with what Katt Williams said recently about people in Hollywood who have been "accepted" and have to deny that anything ever happened!
This is an example of a real life "The Emperor's New Clothes". This short story, written by Hans Christian Andersen, about two weavers who promise an emperor a new suit of clothes that they say is invisible to those who are unenlightened, is what Scientology is doing.
You have a point. It may be. But, ask yourself, in truth, why are there so many of us turning away from structured organized religions? The whole, that void we all have and need to fill is still here. Enlightenment is an eternal search for truth, with-in our own existence. To find that you have been duped, is hard to admit and even more difficult to over come. Good for all who try.
Morton Guerrero I get it now. My memory was at fault. I thought it was that they made him clothes that were only *visible* to those below him in order to trick him into making a fool of himself. The moral was simple; vanity and egotism is wrong. Maybe someone just retold the story and that's what I read. Maybe my brain just made up it's own story out of false memory because it's been so many years.
It's all just tribalism. We humans are a social species. We are _taught_ to care about what others think of us from birth. That is why hermits are so rare (and odd, to most of us). We are _programmed_ to be slaves to the opinions and acceptance of others in our mothers' wombs.
Crossing the arms does have a few different meanings however when it is out of anger it's a defensive pose. Crossing the arms is an attempt to create a physical barrier when feeling angry, anxiety, tension insecurities, fear or responding to distress.
My brother and I walked into a scientology church in Toronto and the first question he asked the lady at the front desk was *who is Xenu?* She instantly raged and told us to get out lol
I've noticed her swagger ever since she started with guest spots on Who's The Boss with Alyssa. She was the tough girl . The Bronx attitude. She is also quite fetching .
I walk by the facility on fountain on my way to work and I’ve seen folks with brief cases attached to themselves! I always just assumed it was business stuff never knew it was sci-fi dlc lol
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She paid millions of dollars to find out some shit I watched on South Park
This scam is designed to take advantage of rich, stupid, mindless people, who have no critical thinking skills or objectivity, and have no problem being mind controlled.
@@dcsco Many or most of America
@@stephen5677
Unfortunately true, except that I doubt there are any or many poor people in this scam, since they seem to target the rich. Tom C and John T may be good actors, buy they clearly lack common sense. LOL
@@dcsco 👏👏👏
@@cynthia87918
People are always looking for their reason for being, which is simply to understand as much as you can about the Universe, and our place in it.
Hollywood is an industry based on illusions, and all actors and actresses are merely players in those illusions. The same for fake news and so called 'reality' tv nonsense.
True reality is an insect, fish, flower or your own body that are magical miracles to behold.
I sincerely love how she is single handedly destroying their cult
She is exposing there has been no destroying this cult until the government gets involved!
@@needfulthingscompany5368 True! But I'm sure there are many people who would have joined if she had not spoken out, who know now to be more careful when joining things like this.
she is indeed doing a great job. The tax free law should be cancelled though for "new religions" (=cult)
it's hard to determine the difference between a cult and a religion. they're both firmly held beliefs which is what keeps the government from interfering(church and state and all that). So it's this kinda fucked up stalemate where the government won't intervene because it will set a precedent and then they'd have to interfere in every religion essentially, because the differences are hard to put onto paper. I genuinely believe that Hubbard saw a loop hole for a get rich quick scheme that's still going after he's died.
@@schigara agreed but a bit difficult in practice
6 years later and I am still amazed at Joe's ability to interrupt others.
He's better nowadays.
It’s his show
I think he got better at letting guests speak now 😂
What's your point
@@chasingmoneyedflow of conversation
My uncle was a Scientologist. Also a chiropractor, go figure. He coerced my dad to go to the church in San Francisco. Dad was hooked up to the e meter. He tried to see what was on the screen and the auditor covered the machine and said “you can’t look”. Dad promptly dropped the soup cans and forcefully walked out the front door. Made it to a street pay phone and called mom to rescue him. We still get phone calls and mail 30 years later.
Heard so many times that people still get contacted decades later. Crazy shit
Chiropractors have nothing to do with Scientology?
@@chilliLRK they are not mutually exclusive
Scientology and Chiropractic is not at all related. I am a Chiropractor and thus I know many Chiropractors. I don't know ANY Scientologist.
@@burgandi.c The commonality is that they're both full of shit.
She pulled herself out of a cult. Good for her.
Except....wait, I don't even know what to say. Do you even understand basic human biology?
yes but it makes you wonder who might of fucked?
She will talk in depth and quote Scientology text. She will correct someone who says a term wrong or using the term in the wrong context. She will also say that the Xenu story is not literal but is a metaphor that dives into the core of human psyche. Who would care enough to continue to quote text word for word? Why would someone correct anyone who used the text wrong? Lastly why would someone take the most damning evidence on Scientology and explain that this bullshit sci-fi story is made for people who think on a higher level that knows to not take this tale as literal?
viralfatality I never heard her say not 1x that it wasn't meant to be taken literal or for ppl who kno not it to take it literally, she said they told her she didn't hav to BELIEVE it keyword believe she just had to do it (audit the "thetans") and Wut do u mean who wud care enuff to quote text word for word or correct ppl using wrong terms or shit in the wrong context? The same person that wud care enuff to write a book on the subject & create n film a tv show lol not to mention a ton of other stuff too N the entire point of all of it was/is to INFORM ppl on how the church really works n expose them u wud definitely want to quote the text word for word n correct ppl on the terminology n context so u knew the ppl ur talkin to n the viewers watching were understanding ...... I really dnt understnd how u cud b askin this 💩 lol
She did, and so I do absolutely say good for her ON THAT. However, she very clearly still seems to reflexively have an air of superiority about her. Now, maybe this was her personality even before she joined the church, I don't know. But hearing her explain back these processes to Joe (tho I've seen this repeatedly when she's doing it to other talk/podcast show hosts, for that matter), sure she's talking about really weird shit, but the nuts and bolts of what she's saying is pretty straight forward. And yet, she keeps on interrupting herself to ask the person "are you getting this?", and when the interviewer isn't even giving any outward sign that they're totally lost. It's this sort of passive/aggressive way she's maintaining this "no hon, you're just not gonna get it unless I explain it to you in this very specific way" (and what turns out to be a fairly simple way). It's this constant expectation that the person listening to her isn't smart or open enough to fully grasp what she's saying. That is NOT a positive attribute to have in your personality, I'm sorry.
If she wasn’t so high profile she probably would disappear
Isn’t that crazy. How do they get away with so much.
@@SuperSilence23 Money
@@SuperSilence23 I think b/c of "religious freedom" & their secrecy.
Well if they take her out that just means that everything shes saying is right. They want to make it seem like shes a psycho and has no idea what shes talking about. It's all about misdirection. They could care less about the public opinion, all they care about is their followers opinion.
Thank you for your comment, Mr. Miscavige.
My wife almost got wrapped up into scientology right before I met her. When she moved in I noticed their mail all the time in my mail box so much it was driving me insane, I started calling all the numbers on the mail to get my address removed from their list. Then they started calling all the time, when I got on the phone with them I sternly told them this is a Christian house hold. One day they actually came to our door in hazmat suits ( no joke from head to toe hazmat suits during covid, I answered the door thinking it was covid related and on their chest it said the church of scientology and I lost my mind in shock they came to the house. I literally lit them up verbally and told them to get the F off my front porch and never come back. They never did and everything stopped. Be stern with these psychos. They only want your money and to destroy your family.
Oh man, she describes the exact ritual that they had me perform to get into my fraternity.
But what did they sayyyyyy
@@robertperry4439many secret societies are tied to academic institutions. I’m not surprised
This was the theme from my 16th birthday party
@@0DdOneI know this was two weeks later but that’s hilarious
When I was a young woman, a Scientologist approach to be on the street asking if I’d like to fill out a survey. The first question was, what did I want most from life? I told her it was to be like Jesus. I meant it. She looked at me blankly and walked away. I guess I broke the code 😉
So appreciate Leah. She is a gift to this world.
what do you think it meant?
Kinda hard to recruit someone into a cult when they’re already in one.
lol niceeeeee. PERFECT answer. also i don't know why anyone would even be upset at that. religious or not, thats definitely the man to be like, much better than being like Ron.
@@habe1717*tips fedora*
Yeah, because you’re in the final boss of cults.
Scientology is like an elaborate prank that ended up working a little too well.
Well said. The Cult is fabulously wealthy & they didn't get that wealth selling Scientology products. There are very few takers, yet somehow they are described as showing up with bottomless buckets of cash. So where is all that wealth coming from? You can find out more.
Did you get that thing I sent you?
Feel the same way about Trump running for President
All religion is
Can't believe people actually fall for this crap!!! Nothing Scientologists believe is realistic!! They're just a bunch of mentally ill, low self-esteemed individuals who are in need of some serious therapy and heavy medication!!
In 1974, Charles Manson stated his religion was Scientology, and identified as a Scientologist after studying the religion while incarcerated. Manson completed 150 hours of auditing before declaring Scientology "too crazy"
Let that sink in for a moment...
Marko sauce?
@@joeyboy720 Barbecue please
Lol
😂😂😂
That's not true, nothing was too crazy for Manson..
Other stuff checks out though
She is incredibly brave to put herself in this kind of danger from the Scientology psychos! I sincerely appreciate Leah's efforts to enlighten others about this terrible cult 😮
What kind of danger, specifically?
@@edmunddonnelly3881read what the private investigator arrested who was hired to stalk David miscavige the leader of Scientologys father had in his trunk 2 thousand rounds of ammo a rifle with a silencer tazer shot gun and other weapons
@@edmunddonnelly3881and they have a policy called fair game where they target ex members follow the podcast scientology fair game
Dont worry, we'll get her soon enough
@@madz79you dont know what your talking about. Scientology has saved many lives and is based on science unlike fairy tales like Christianity and islam. If you are in LA, come by the church get a personality test done and see for yourself. You want the truth? The answers exist in scientology. Dont believe comedians & south park come and see for yourself that scientology is the most realistic religion on earth and the only religion that truly cares about its believers. #iStandWithOurLordAndSaviorLRonHubbard #Scientology #ScientologyFTW #LeahReminiIsALiar
For a normal thinking person like me, it’s hard to fathom the BS they are shoving into your awareness. I can see how some people are sucked in into their world. I feel for those who aren’t so strong as Leah. I admire her courage. So brave .
Haa, you think your normal. 😂
R u religious? In my mind it’s not “normal” to think that of the thousands of religions that the one u were taught is the only right one. A normal person believes there may or may not be a god and that’s it. Knowledge ends there. Believing in specifics is egocentic
Scientology is similar to a lot of institutions of belief that prey on weak people through pressure and coercion. It's a numbers game for them. If they can just get 2 out of every 150 people to at least generate interest and get them to a certain level where they spend money (or signe a document putting themselves in debt) they can perpetuate their false belief system.
The story of Scientology... is at least more logical than the beliefs of Christians... who worship a criminal Jewish itinerant preacher as God who was executed for some concept of sin...
Leah was brought into this as a child. I don't think she would have fallen for this as an adult. She appears to have a strong sense of self. Leah is fascinating and a captivating speaker. She's the perfect person to call out this cult.
That's how religion works. Most people aren't stupid enough to fall for religion as an adult, but when you're a kid you're easily brainwashed.
I agree. That and the push for a Hollywood career I think, as many actors are in it and it was likely a good way to network when she was growing up. But I agree, she would never have joined as an adult
❤
@@KatieLHall-fy1hw : Yes, indoctrinate the little children as they are so gullible. All religions indoctrinate and brainwash.
I agree... But it's no different than christianity and Jesus today. Many christians were brought into that nonsense as children and could not shake it until adulthood. And, honestly, most people still can't shake it as adults. It took me a long time to become a logical adult and stop believing in the christian nonsense.
Because, here we are today, many of us so-called "logical" christians, laughing and knocking down Scientology, and the going clear, the space spirits that were thrown into volcanoes, and Xenu, all while at the same time believing that christ walked on water, fed thousands with one fish and resurrected after being murdered three days earlier! We spent years criticizing the scientology bullshit while believing our own bullshit at the same time.
Many people will not want to hear it, but christianity, islam, Buddhism, Judaism, any religion really, are all as much of a cult as scientology is. And the biggest culprit is christianity, which has been brainwashing and robbing people for centuries before L. Ron Hubbard had a bright idea that one day!
This is a hilarious amount of security so that you can finally read some bad science fiction by a hack writer.
Maybe it's so they don't kill themselves after they realize how much they paid in order to read it?
By that time the 'Sunk Cost Fallacy' destroys these peoples' ability to think rationally, and the people (well, really, person) in charge of Scientology are well aware of this.
right. just like the bible, the torah, and the quoran
Jim Brown257 what if it's the best work of fiction anyone has ever read? lol like make Harry potter and lotr,star trek and wars look like trash and the only way to read his life's work. this amazing science fiction masterpiece is to go through all this cult crap. how many geeks would do it? haha
robbie g except of the books you listed, none require a financial investment, secrecy, or lying. Pretty obvious that there's a difference between Scientology and religion.
I dated Leah’s sister briefly in the early 90’s when I was 20/21 . when I went to meet their mom she warned me about her moms belief in Scientology and that she might try and recruit me. Luckily i had already had experiences with them from a business standpoint as my father used to fix their IBM Typewriters. I used to pick them up and deliver them back and had to go through hoops just get them to pay for the repair. Being there in their building felt like I was like being in a mental hospital. Everyone was secretive and wouldn’t look anyone in the eye . Strangest vibes ever
This is true I was the sister
@@bitbro420 😂
I was there i was the mother
This is true, I was there as the fly on the wall
My mum was exactly like that too. It was really sad. She died at the start of the year and she fully believed this. 😢 she was past ot3 too
Charles Manson believed The Beatles were communicating to him through the White Album. Charles Manson also called Scientology an "Insane Idea"
Thats a funny comment because Charlie actually did say that 🤣 BUT .. that whole Beatles helter skelter narrative is a lie made up by bugliosi to get rich and keep the Hollywood elite safe from the backlash that it was really over a drug burn that involved some very important folks in Hollywood. Read the manson file by nikolas shreck the rabbit hole goes very deep..
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dude...what if they were? *hits blunt*
Can’t blame him, Helter skelter was a banger
Charlie predicted race wars.
She seems so aware and logical it’s scary to think she was fooled for so long
How else would you infiltrate their bs
You hath niegh Christian names keep your opinions to your self.
@@Ave_Satana666 see you, I wouldn’t be so surprised if you were convinced to walk into the arms of xenu
So "logical" and "aware" that she's still sporting the symbol of yet another ridiculous mindfuck cult.
@@dogslobbergardens6606 I honestly don’t even know what you’re talking about, the Italian pepper thing on her necklace?
Fascinating the way she constantly asks Joe if he understands. In scientology people would always repeat things to her and would ensure she understood so she has adopted that in all aspects of her life
very observant
Yes that is very interesting. I appreciate that observation.
I think it’s also a way for her to not let Scientology off with all of us laughing it off. Yes it’s ridiculous wat they believe and it’s funny to us. But it’s not funny to the victims
It's the same reaction Scientologists have to this nonsense when it's explained to them, so other Scientologists have to ask them to repeated if they understand, because it's crazy shit. So when she's explaining it to others it's the same way. You have to repeatedly ask them if they're getting this, do you understand? Because it's that crazy. 😂
Not sure if she's really like this outside of discussing Scientology
Caught that too
Opens briefcase and finds a zucchini.
🤣🤣👍💝🌹
I like that at certain points Joe want's to laugh and mock Scientology and Leah redirects and makes him understand that this is not a joke to a whole lot of people and that there are real bad outcomes to this toxic nonsense.
Couldn't admire her more.
fuck em
they should be shot and put out of their misery
Most people don't need to go as far as reaching OT3 before they realize something is a little odd about their beliefs. It's only "super serious" business if you're an impressionable, naive person that's desperate for some kind of answer
@@kevinr.3542 If you think that you're not susceptible to believing extremely illogical things like everybody else is, you're not looking at your life through a wide enough lens.
@@nGUNNARp Your comment sounds 100% incorrect, especially cuz you don't know Kevin. What extremely illogical things are we all susceptible to believing?
@Hey Fa-Q Never heard of it. But we're not talking about optical illusions, which is what that sounds like
I took a "personality test" at the Scientology center on Hollywood Blvd. I knew the whole thing was bogus, but I wanted to see what it was about. After the "test" they will grade it, and it will come out "concerning." I was "messed up" and in need of Scientology. I got interviewed by an attractive woman who was pushy. She wanted me to pay $25 or something for a "first meeting." I didn't want to do it, and finally she had enough. She said for me to "enjoy my f'd up life." She was mad. So glad I left.
Sounds like a time share scam
@@deejaye2647 scientology is a real estate scam.
I wonder if the test result is ever ¨prefectly fine and not in need of Scientology¨.
I did the test too, and was told that unless I paid for their courses, no one would ever marry me and I would be alone forever
@@LucySoo1 And?
She was gorgeous back in king of queens days... she's still a 10 now.
“Maybe not the nail because they’re acrylic” 😂😂 I love this woman so much
Your body is really made of trillions of beings. Thing is they are cells
Not to mention around 50% of those cells are foreign microbes, like bacteria and viruses.
@Mars King its actually 57%
@Mars King NEVER take a random TH-cam comment as fact, always look it up yourself.
But what I have said is true, usually anywhere from 40% to 60% of the bodies cells in most humans are foreign. But I should have specified that the 50% isn't by amount of cells, of course half your body weight is NOT a mass of cells from foreign microbes nor do they make up have you bodies cell count. What I meant was 50% by variety. As in half to most of the different kinds of cells in your body are of a foreign diversity.
Mars King this is too civilized and scientific for an TH-cam comment section
@@nickskizekers1906 You're talking shit bruv. I read a comment on TH-cam once saying NEVER take a random TH-cam comment as fact and I've been living by that rule ever since.
SouthPark gave the down low on all this years ago.
Yeah they just told the Xenu story though. They don't go into how insane the Scientologists actually act.
All I know is their 4 favorite words are, "I'm gonna sue you!".
Tom Cruise locked himself in the closet.
turn your family against you and spend all your money on leveling up...now that i think about it its similar to call of duty lol
crimsonsamuraiftw "Like, oh my gawd. It's so nice in here."
SETM Y C how is the cancer?
Leah Remini is a complete Badass!! I can't even imagine how many lives have been spared since she came clean about Scientology. Love you Leah🙏❤️
I agree, I 've been a fan since her king of queens days, and especially after this interview! Very entertaining and educational at the same time.
Even she calls out rogan for not understanding a joke when he hears one lol
Leah is a very strong woman to have gone through the crap they put her through to get out of that cult. Good on you Leah.
joe winkler #asshat
or really dumb...
no she isn't
She is a brave woman and I'm glad she's shutting light on this, but can Joe Rogan please shut up and quit interrupting every 2 seconds?! We would have got a lot more out of her if he had just been courteous, ask her a question and then let her answer it. It's like he wants to have equal time to the guest and isn't some kind of competition. If somebody goes way off course, I understand but he would ask a question and she would say two words and then he would say something else before she even completed the statement. I think her story is amazing and I would have liked to have heard her be able to say it without constant interruptions!
brave for being brainwashed as an adult to give away all her money to read shitty science fiction then walking away from it because she went broke.
k.
I love the fact that Leah is asking Joe if he understands what she saying. She doesn't just want him to understand she actually needs him to understand. She needs to have as many people as she can to understand that Scientology as a religion is a JOKE, but as an organization it is extremely dangerous
That is deeply engrained scientology training: make sure the person you are talking to 100% understands. Textbook.
Yeah. That's pathological. I don't know if she realizes that she's doing it.
@@OvelNick yeah it's weird. Understandable that a person who has been broken is strange, but OP is like admiring it when it's extremely uncomfortable
@@oldkingcrow777 yeah I agree it’s very weird
This comment thread is full of soft hats or people who generally don’t care. Yet puritans killed millions of natives, hey, drink the kool aid if you’re thirsty and deprived. The OP is fine, y’all balding boomers are being weird and edgy.
11:17 "You know, i heard something about some Xenu sh*t..." Hahaha that part caught me everytime 🤣
Me too 😂😂😂😂😂
As a long time initiate of a "Mystery Religion", I can tell you that part of the work, is that the more effort and time you put into it to reach the "next level" the more you will work to convince yourself that it has value, even as it becomes more apparent that it doesn't. If you think it's hard to convince someone that they've been fooled, imagine how much harder it is to convince someone that they've been fooled who has worked so hard and invested so much time to be fooled. It takes a rare person to take an honest look and say "I've been a fool" and walk away.
Leah has a TON of respect from me, took guts to go against those psychos.
She had her whole family...
Your respect doesn't mean shit
She has your respect because she's making a shit ton of money going around telling everyone what a gullible asshole she is for spending a bunch of her money trying to buy an alien sponsored afterlife? Fuck me, I hope I never do anything that earns *your* respect!
@@justinlibby-perry1601 zzz
@@justinlibby-perry1601 lol damn dats cold
Scientology sounds like a great way to lose money and give yourself an identity crisis.
Remove Scientology and expand your vision, this world is full of people with identity crisis ripe to be pray and the wolves are plenty.
Literally it’s a toxic relationship and people over use that word now but it really is toxic as hell
Gambling is better.
It's a MONEYball, let it roll
Don't forget making the upper echelon of Scientology mega rich.
Leah is a smart cookie! Love her
Super heroes actually exist, and Leah is one of them. What a woman!!
Fuck no 🤣
“It's Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” - Mark Twain.
Brilliant quote
To sum it up Xenu is the final boss in Scientology
The Capo de Tute Capo
Up down up down left right left right B A select start to get an extra life.
Nah bro Leah is
@@BIZZLLENIZZLLE 👏👏👏👏👏👏
No, David Miscavige is.
I knew a guy from high school that moved to LA from Seattle . He said he got in and it took him a year to get out. He felt like a prisoner.
Leah was born into it, took a lot of courage to speak out
Not even
I went into a Scientology “orientation” in college as a joke with 4 buddies. They bailed on me half way through. I being a polite opened minded person respectfully stayed for the presentation.
Every sentence ended in “and Scientology will help you with that”.
I was 19 and after hearing their pitch, even I knew it was a cult.
Lmao they give colleges presentations too? How long ago did you go to that?
She was born into it, brainwashing started early. Crazy stuff.
Wow that sounds scary praise the lord you got out how long ago was this?😮🤔
It a the most Demonic Cult of all Cults!
Did they play the orientation video on a laser disc?
When you reach the highest level, you enter the inner sanctom. You are handed the sacred scroll and left alone in the room. The ultimate truth is about to be revealed to you, the truth you have sought all your life. With trembling hands you open the sacred scroll to read a single line. "It's all bullshit."
It's the ultimate prank
And then "Gotcha, biiiitch!"
42
"You been PUNK'D"
If you donate big enough bucks to Scientology, you get the best of the best bowling trophies, as shown on the Underground Bunker, just search for "bowling trophies" and "Underground Bunker" to see them.
Leah has the best voice. I can even tolerate her talking about Scientology. And that's saying something.
I've watched this episode so many times and can't get enough
I love when she calls him out for not acknowledging jokes at all
Joe's non-existent sense of humour stinking up the airways. If you watch his stand-up gives you that stomach-ache you get after a kick in the balls...
@@ChuckChuckWood Joe is super unfunny. I think that in order to be funny you have to be self deprecating, like having it in you. And joe is super guarded, like never lets on any weakness, and that attitude makes you very unfunny.
Francisco Feest and you have watched his stand up? Because that’s not the vibe I get at alllllll. Interesting.
@Kix Corrupt lmao u a weirdo bro why would an agent stand up for the person talkin shit about them. I like joe, doesnt mean I cant be critical of the guy. He doesnt meet people half way on their jokes and let's things go stale a lot
I still find Joe funny idk
Be wary of any religion in which your status is dictated by your donations.
Leary not weary.
@@susanhamilton1822 leary means wary I meant to write wary but thanks for pointing that out.
@@fedexho Thanks for being an adult and not having a spasm over the correction. lol :)
Most of not all churches say you “must” put money in the basket. 🙄
Scientology is not a religion
I love how he's listening so damn patiently
I loved this show with Leah. She is so honest to herself. I really admire her for that. They both turned out a very good positive effort. It was great. Thanks.
I want to open a Xenu Burger joint in front of a church of scientology
Blasphemy!
Crowd fund that idea.
Hey I'm a bitcoin investor we could make it happen I'd be down to do that shit to them. If they try some underhanded abduction shit we can always hire private security personnel who are ex military lmao
Let’s start a cult burger joint! Lolol
I'd eat there...is there gonna be shakes? I fucking love shakes. Dammit now I wanna shake.
This is such a cautionary tale of how otherwise intelligent people can be socially controlled...
Moses Ukoh, yesssss! Nail on the head!!! Isn’t that true of secret societies in general? No thanks! I like being “free”!!
I wouldn't say intelligent
As per your comment: ladies and gentlemen...may I introduce American politics.
Yeah, religion, politics, etc, happens everywhere, all the time. Must be something with human nature. We need to believe in a bigger thing than ourselves.
@David Blackwood This woman can hold a decent conversation. And I choose to see the best in people.
Good stuff Brother, Bless4ever 💪
this is important!!!
This is all I can think about when I see Tom Cruise movies or interviews
My family and I who are Catholic have completely stopped watching ANY movie that he's in. That's how you kill them. You take money from their pockets.
David Anthony nobody cares about your religion and your decision to not watch Tom Cruise
@@davidanthonyfranco4697 truth!
Right🤦🏻♂️🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, he's a fuckin brainwashed nut, I won't even watch his movies lol.
By the time you finally reach the end, you could have probably become a doctor and a lawyer in the same amount of time and for about half the price.
jxyzzz lol
At Scientology they seem like such Xenu-phobes, you can't name his name outside a secure room.
Tomato tamato.
You're an amazing lady, Leah, with a keen intellect and perception of things I will never match, and some Wisdom. I'm sure Plato would have been pleased to have you amongst his auditors. Take care!
Thank you Leah, Icworked in a office where Scientology was happening. I left that mess quickly. They were requiring phyc test, I adviced the staff not to take the test,not knowing who would have that info. I had heard tge wanted to weed out the stronge people an keep the weak. It was a strange mess. Dont ever buy into this bunch of people.
She just doesnt fully understand because that part's taught in level 6.
Hahaha south park left that out, see??
Why don’t you tell us? Pneumonia? lmao
😂😂😂😂😂
That's probably the story they are spinning in the scientology communities after her defection hahahaha
Maybe because it’s fucking nonsense?
I don't understand why people are attacking her looks and not focusing on what she is actually saying.
Lynn Purcell because she is claiming to be enlightened
Joshua Bartlett No she isn't...you're just a petty fuck
Broken Wave Have you ever spoken to a normal person that's defended scientology? I'm guessing the silly fucker above is somehow involved with their network.
Nobody's "attacking" her looks. If anything, it's the opposite.
She's looking good to me.
one of my favorite podcasts
As a former Jehovah's Witness, there are certain books not available to the layperson/public:
When you become an unbaptized publisher you get a book called ORGANIZED TO DO JEHOVAH'S WILL (a book about D2DM)
If you become baptized and become an Elder you get a book called: SHEPHERDING THE FLOCK (basically a manual on how to be an elder and how to handle situations that come up).
I got a very scary anti-Leah Remini Scientology advertisement before this video, I'm not even joking
it made your username relevant +1
SAME! And it links to a website of all this smear campaign stuff about her. Scientology doesn't even try to be subtle
we all did...that's just Scientology trying to make her look like the villain. Typical coming from a guilty, psychotic party...
me too . boy they are prepared aren't they
Same here
I respect the hell out of her and Mike Rinder for what they are doing.
Me too! When I was little a woman tried to give me the dianetics book and I just sensed it was a cult.
Agreed, i think the exercises are helpful. Refreshing a lot of positive changes to myself but too expensive @ moment, otherwise I'd take a class & sign up.
Leah's trouble started by asking this simple question: "Where is Shelly". I'm surprised she didn't know...there is no free speech in Scientology.
@@catzamize DON'T! No such thing as "just taking a few $cientology classes" They'll be in your inbox, on the phone, on your front door pressuring you until you sign papers demanding *always more* until you're penniless crumbling in debt! And then - if you're lucky - they'll discard you with a "freeloaders debt" of a few 100k$ for leaving their cult!
@@nyx6937 Unfortunately, I can confirm this is true. I got sucked into taking one $60 course shortly after my grandmother died. Without my permission, they've been calling me and texting me everyday, pressuring me to come in for more courses, saying it's important that I do them as fast as possible. It feels like I'm going to have to change my phone number to get rid of them.
Given Scientology's reputation, I am surprised Leah hasn't "accidentally" fallen off a building some where. Of course there are always rumors about the cult, but she has got to be a serious pain in their ass.
They respect the power of celebrity. They could, and likely have, made inconspicuous people disappear. But offing a celebrity would put too much heat on them.
"Maybe not the nails cause they're acrylic."
Leah Remini is just terrific.
Her deadpan face was cherry on top ahaha
The thing about Scumtology that everyone needs to realize and remember is that it was all started by a science fiction writer.
There was a very long scifi series written by L.Ron Hubbard called Mission Earth. It was absolutely nuts and I loved it as a kid. I later found out who L.Ron Hubbard was, and I have no idea how people could believe the guy who wrote those books, could be any kind of prophet. People believe the strangest things.
@@Psilocybin77 His views on organized religion are all through that series. Can’t believe if you read those books that you could ever not see that the whole Scientology “religion” is a scam. Not you specifically, but anyone.
A bad science fiction writer
Also came up with the idea for the Air Force lol look up a list of his so called accolades. They make that man look like a god and it’s all lies.
...who said that he could start his own religion as a dare.
South Park were so clever when everyone’s name at the end of the episode was John smith and Joan smith so no one could get sued
If you read through the replies to all the comments praising her, you’ll find a lot of Scientologists bashing her.
This woman is an honest to god hero, having the balls and humility to come clean about all of this.
*ovaries
so all the nazi war criminals who fled and stopped believing in Hitler were héroes? no dude she was a scientologist and a high level one she is as bad as tom cruise.
@@African_Rose Precisely, WAS. All people can learn and grow. You shouldn't hold any person accountable for past flaws that they grew out of
sorry dude brainwashing people and taking their life saving and seperating them from their families isn't a '''flaw'' its abuse. you think because some nazi war criminal has a come to jesus moment and realises killing jews wasn't a good idea should be called a hero for walking away and changing his mind? you're a fucking dunce and you eat up this clear money making technique she employed to fuck over the church that had got her work for years and couldnt any longer she does an entire expose and the jews in Hollywood give her a fucking talk show. MORON
@@African_Rose
-Hero for exposing them, that takes bravery, not coming out of it. They can kill her off when given the chance
-What's wrong with making money? And they should "fuck" over that church, why is that bad?
-The "jews" in Hollywood giver her a talk show xD now I just pity you. You're clearly emotionally unstable AND a neo-nazi
Leah is such an admirable, courageous, articulate woman. It takes balls of steel to go up against a powerful, billion-dollar organization like Scientology. It's David and Goliath; she is helping so many people by speaking out. Kudos to her!
No stupid, she used Scientology to get rich, then sold her enricher out. Who exactly is she fucking helping? Idiots that get easily sucked into cults?
Especially one that has gone nose to nose with the IRS!
2
according to the script.
David...miscavige?
Wow, Leah is badass and an instigator in the best possible way. Ive delved into quire a few videos a about her, and she just deserves so much respect. It must habe been frightening as she contemplated leaving the church AND exposing the colossal juggernaut that is Scientology.
Love love love her for her infinite courage - she's very humble..
But watch out Scientology, she's a force of nature and compassionatly devoted to continuing to tear down this ridiculous but also dangerous organization.
I’m guna walk into the Scientology building and ask about Xenu!😂😂😂
Charles Manson while in prison learnt Scientology and thought it was “ too crazy “
Charles Manson belonged to a cult called Process Church, that's where he got the idea of Helter Skelter from. The Process was an early splinter group pf Scientology
@@c1rcl3s splinter is the boss of the Ninja turtles as well.
@@sixsixpks do you need an adult?
@@c1rcl3s splinter wasn't a big fan of sarcasm.
@@c1rcl3s that's master splinter to you.
The thought of Tom Cruise actually auditing the beings living in his penis, asking them questions, has me cracking up.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good one !!! 🤣😘💝
Reminds me of that South Park episode where Oprah's minge and A-hole were talking.
Didn't know Tom Cruise knew how to speak the language of Scabies.
And yet he did it.
XENU XENU XENU 🤣🤣🤣
🤣👍👍
I'm seeing so many comments about her being "fooled" for so long. When you are a child, you do what your caregivers tell you and accept it as fact because you are a dry sponge ready to soak up anything so to speak. You don't have any other experience in the world except what you are given. When another culture starts to challenge your experiences such as in school or an acquaintance outside of the cult, you experience cognitive dissonance. She overcame her cognitive dissonance and left the cult. It has nothing to do with being fooled or self-awareness until say, you become educated and you still believe their far-fetched beliefs.
Let the woman talk for xenu's sake.
That's literally all she did 😂 no one wants to hear from this fake bitch
I don't see the basis for all the complaining. She talked quite a bit more. There is nothing wrong with Joe stepping in here and there when it is relevant to the topic. It tells me he is very interested and his curiosity is getting the best of him which is a good thing in this situation.
@@lotsathedetox oh uh, look above you, Scientologists are in the thread. Next he'll be telling us come in and hear the truth about Leah Remini.
@@MikeHunt-kc2bu what are you a Scientologist, you mean how about you shut the fuck you. Fuck you and fuck Scientologist. Are you upset because she's exposing the truth?
This is our secret club hideout !!!
I love how Leah talks to Joe like he is nuts...
cuz hes not and she is lol.
@@spLiffyFOUR20 I would argue that a good majority of celebrities are insane on some level.
She's seems kinda uptight here. Definitely has her guard up and is skeptical of Joe.
Because he is, and SHE of all people would know about people who are nuts!
@@kevinr.3542 As she should be.
Leah is such an remarkable women love her in the king of queens show. and seeying how she is so open about it is heavy and im happy she stuck to her own believes and used her own logic and not following her mother. I adore that women ! 🎉
I can't get enough of these topics with Rogan.
Leah's mother, for what it's worth, didn't actually buy this part either. She revealed this later, but she had to put on the face for the supervisor standing there. She also left Scientology later herself.
Source?
@@darkgreenrifleman4871 She was interviewed for the current special on Netflix, "Scientology and the Aftermath". Her mother said she was similarly disappointed and wanted to see Leah's reaction to the same revelation.
@@davidjack7418 i want to see the interview where she said that though.
@@darkgreenrifleman4871 , watch Netflix
@@darkgreenrifleman4871 go and look it up.... he gave you the name and everything
Scientology sounds like a 'quest' you might try and complete in a video game lol. (Collect the items, go through the dungeon, learn about the beast, and get out alive lol)
Cyrus Van Beethoven essentially you sre correct. Hubbard was a fan of what he called games. Life was a game to him and his tools were meant to help people win.
Haha crazy !
There's a semi-secret side-quest in GTA V where some cult like that tries to get ya.
Rampant Obesity Kifflom
yes its all about video games you fucking moron...when is the last time you played a video game that cost 10's or 100's of thousands of dollars?
As a Mormon, we did it better ❤
lol
Still a cult.
Christianity got all y’all beat.
@@drillosophy1012
of course, cause it's the truth,
that nothing exists without a creator, that the creator left evidence of His power with millions of dead things buried, by water, all over the earth.
and that the he told of his future coming to take away the sins of the world. which our timeline starts at, 2024 years ago.
Makes sense they'd put her mom at the top thinking she'd be able to influence her daughter! I really appreciate her honesty!
“Maybe not the nails cause their acrylic” damn at least crack a smile Joe! She gave you comedy 😂
Joe isnt what I'd call a nuanced or sensitive individual which is why I can listen to his podcast but not his comedy
@@criticman123 He can also be a condescending in some podcasts like with Ron Miscavige.
Even though she said he nails weren’t glued on when Joe asked, so which is it? Are the real or acrylic? These are the real answers we need 😂
@@albino5995 acrylic nails aren't glued on. They are modeled on top if the natural nail, only the tips might be glued on (with the acrylic being built up on top).
eraldo coil well there you go, something I didn’t know. I actually appreciate the info kind stranger 😊
Who else got an ad from Scientology before this video, "exposing" Leah Remini as a fraud? Wow.
Richard Stockton I did it was pretty freaking weird
Richard Stockton weird I got a similar video but the roles were reversed
Those attacks ads are so disgusting. I'm glad she's not giving them the reaction they want.
I saw one where her dad talked about her not paying for his 1500 cancer biopsy because she didnt want them to have her cc info. They are hitting low arent they?? I cant see any truth to it and thats them putting what happened into the worst context.
Vaane Vaane same
Love her and admire her to the moon.
Many of us knew that Scientology was something not right but had no idea how wrong.
Thanks Leah❤
Rock On, 💝💝💝🌹👍👍
This was from 7 years ago, but this resonates with what Katt Williams said recently about people in Hollywood who have been "accepted" and have to deny that anything ever happened!
Even former Scientologists have trouble even discussing Xenu. Hardcore conditioning that still persists years later. Lifetime, even.
I don't care what Travolta says: Cthulhu can kick Xenu's ass.
Total agreement. lol
So fucking true. All hail the Old Ones
Do not awaken the ones who sleep
You can fuck right off with cthdoodoo, FSM would fuck both of them. Thats our lord Flying Spaghetti Monster for you non believers
William Chadwick Cthulhu would rip xenu a new asshole and fuck him up it with like 3 tentacles at once.....
i hate when people ask if you see what i'm saying? at the end of every sentence. yes i hear you.
I live in Connecticut and there was a Scientology “church” on the way to my college. It made me laugh driving past it everyday.
“..Maybe not the nails cuz they’re acrylic...” 🤣🤣 I love her
This is an example of a real life "The Emperor's New Clothes". This short story, written by Hans Christian Andersen, about two weavers who promise an emperor a new suit of clothes that they say is invisible to those who are unenlightened, is what Scientology is doing.
Morton Guerrero I thought it was the other way around.
You have a point. It may be. But, ask yourself, in truth, why are there so many of us turning away from structured organized religions? The whole, that void we all have and need to fill is still here. Enlightenment is an eternal search for truth, with-in our own existence. To find that you have been duped, is hard to admit and even more difficult to over come. Good for all who try.
Morton Guerrero I get it now. My memory was at fault. I thought it was that they made him clothes that were only *visible* to those below him in order to trick him into making a fool of himself. The moral was simple; vanity and egotism is wrong. Maybe someone just retold the story and that's what I read. Maybe my brain just made up it's own story out of false memory because it's been so many years.
the people were too afraid to say the obvious and it took a small boy to say ""look, the emperor is naked""
It's all just tribalism. We humans are a social species. We are _taught_ to care about what others think of us from birth. That is why hermits are so rare (and odd, to most of us). We are _programmed_ to be slaves to the opinions and acceptance of others in our mothers' wombs.
Her podcast with Mike is absolutely amazing.
Crossing the arms does have a few different meanings however when it is out of anger it's a defensive pose.
Crossing the arms is an attempt to create a physical barrier when feeling angry, anxiety, tension insecurities, fear or responding to distress.
My brother and I walked into a scientology church in Toronto and the first question he asked the lady at the front desk was *who is Xenu?*
She instantly raged and told us to get out lol
Lol I should try this 😂
Leah gemini cricket: "are you following me?"
Joe rogan: "mhm YEP *confused as fuck*"
LordKira I think most of the stuff she said is common knowledge at this point.
I've noticed her swagger ever since she started with guest spots on Who's The Boss with Alyssa.
She was the tough girl .
The Bronx attitude.
She is also quite fetching .
I walk by the facility on fountain on my way to work and I’ve seen folks with brief cases attached to themselves! I always just assumed it was business stuff never knew it was sci-fi dlc lol
South Park:
This is what Scientology actually believes
So I pull out my gun!
@Benjamin S Yep!
I LOVE THAT EPISODE!
TOTALLY!!!
Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb