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< BACK TO Fresh Intelligence Cancer on the Lido Deck: Plot, Spin Thickens for Scientology Cruise Ship
DEVIL IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA Fairwinds reborn? Conspicuously absent from the program is the CCHR cruise, the one Scientology said was postponed not because the Freewinds was found to have deadly blue asbestos in its ventilation system but because the program was so damn popular it was over-booked! But a source tells Radar the Panamanian Maritime Authority is now on the Church's case, no longer questioning whether there's asbestos on board but looking into who failed to report it. As far as anyone can tell, the ship is still dry docked in Curacao, where it's been held since late April—that's when St. Martin newspaper the Daily Herald reported the discovery of the asbestos. A Scientology rep denied the asbestos threat and previously lied about delays in the ships renovation. Then she quit responding to Radar's requests for comment. This time around, we'll let the Church's promo materials do the talking ... Dear Scientologist, PREVIOUSLY 
The cult's game plan here is to get scientologists to register for these courses, AND PAY FOR THEM ASAP. Since scientologists are not allowed (at threat of serious repercussions) to look at critical information about scientology, most of them have no idea the boat is sealed and unusable (possibly forever). The cult is hoping to collect a bunch of money which of course they will never pay back when the courses do not happen (anyone who asks for a refund will be kicked out of the "church"). How they avoid fraud charges is beyond me! However even worse behaviour than the preceding, in my opinion, is the cult's refusal to acknowledge the blue asbestos problem and then inform the 20,000+ people who have spent time on the boat of their potential exposure. The blue asbestos problem was first identified to the cult by Lawrence Woodcraft, Architect who became aware of the contamination during renovations. See his affidavit at xenutv. Obviously the cult cares about money...but the health and well-being of its members? NOT SO MUCH! Shame on you David Miscavige. Thank you Radar for continuing to follow this story. And to Anonymous for keeping up the good fight! Posted by: anonymousofcourse on May 29, 2008 4:12 PM Thanks for the continuing coverage of scientology's Failboat. I'm not surprised they've finally muzzled their PR minions from making statements about what's going on -- after being caught lying at every turn. Karin: we're keeping a sharp eye on your organization's floating deathtrap. Posted by: DavidMudkips on June 3, 2008 1:28 PM Advertisement |
    
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