While taking that next step towards bringing a bawwfest down on their heads, with Scientology howling about religious persecution might be seen as risky, the stories will keep coming out until someone, somewhere, will have to say ENOUGH! It will be investigated.
The delay might simply be due to the sudden inpouring of letters and emails from former members and loved ones, as well as an inundation from cult defenders. All of these must be considered.
I think the difference between the heartfelt pleas of the victims and the cookie cutter sameness of the culties' messages will be noticed.
We have a month to continue educating Australia's politicians. Once they see the true face of Scientology through victims' eyes, it will be very hard to turn away from it.
There are cowardly politicians who will want to shove it aside, make it a problem for the next guy in office. If nothing else, the vote to investigate will expose them. Representing the people is not all ribbon cutting and baby kissing. Sometimes the job requires one to make courageous, bold decisions. Now is one of those times.
Let's get the notion of "religion" out of the equation. When people quit seeing Scientology as religion, a whole lot of preconceived notions fly out the window. When you're left with a multi-level marketing scam that defrauds and controls people for profit, there is no reason to hold back on bringing Scientology to justice.
Scientology needs to be shucked out of its shell of religious protection!
Shuck them hard!
