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See this at: scientology-vm.space...| Added on 12/05/06

In India, 135 million children do not attend school. That means that with no prospect for gaining the skills school can provide for them, the equivalent of nearly half the population of the entire United States has little prospect of ever moving... See more

In India, 135 million children do not attend school. That means that with no prospect for gaining the skills school can provide for them, the equivalent of nearly half the population of the entire United States has little prospect of ever moving themselves out of the poverty that dominates their lives. When the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Goodwill Tour arrived in Kolkata, earlier this year, one of the first people they met was Mohammad Khalil Ullah, a humanitarian who has been working to improve the lives of his people. Related Resources: * The Scientology Volunteer Ministers Website * Mr. David Miscavige on Scientology Volunteer Ministers * Resources on Scientology * Resources on David Miscavige See less

See this at: scientologyvm.wordpr...| Added on 11/20/06

Now that the Scientology Volunteer Ministers have Goodwill Tours and Cavalcades on every continent (except Antarctica), and due to the fact that I’m a geography fanatic, this is my blog on all of the various locations these Volunteer Minister tours... See more

Now that the Scientology Volunteer Ministers have Goodwill Tours and Cavalcades on every continent (except Antarctica), and due to the fact that I’m a geography fanatic, this is my blog on all of the various locations these Volunteer Minister tours are going to. See less

See this at: scientologysurfer.bl...| Added on 11/14/06

I couldn't think of a better title for this blog. First off, I'm not a surfer. I'm from where there are mountains and woods. Where one goes mountain biking and camping and backpacking. I don't surf. However, now that I'm Flocking with my Flocking Web... See more

I couldn't think of a better title for this blog. First off, I'm not a surfer. I'm from where there are mountains and woods. Where one goes mountain biking and camping and backpacking. I don't surf. However, now that I'm Flocking with my Flocking Web Browser (it's fun to yell that out loud, on occasion) I needed a place to store all of my "BLOG THIS!!" items, thus my Scientology Surfer blog. We'll see how this goes! See less

See this at: blogigo.jp| Added on 11/10/06

von: jetteroheller Stichwörter: scientology, volunteer, ministers, david, miscavige, Japan I just thought it was a bit outrageous that I could have a Blogigo blog with a .jp ending. I'm not Japanese, however. I do have an extreme affinity for... See more

von: jetteroheller Stichwörter: scientology, volunteer, ministers, david, miscavige, Japan I just thought it was a bit outrageous that I could have a Blogigo blog with a .jp ending. I'm not Japanese, however. I do have an extreme affinity for Japanese and Japanese people, though, and am hoping that someone will have the patience to teach me the language one day. That's not the point of this blog, though. This is mostly a blog about Scientology Volunteer Ministers. I started as a Scientology Volunteer Minister in Portland when we had some intense flooding there that was drowing out peoples' houses. I've continued from there, and at this point am using the fact that I'm on the Internet to get as much data known as possible about what Scientology Volunteer Ministers are doing. Look forward to posting! See less

See this at: scientology-italia-m...| Added on 10/24/06

Da oltre un quarto di secolo, l'attività dei Ministri Volontari ha trasceso i confini geografici, razziali, politici e religiosi in più di 150 nazioni per aiutare moltissime persone a risolvere efficacemente gli sconvolgimenti più disparati e a... See more

Da oltre un quarto di secolo, l'attività dei Ministri Volontari ha trasceso i confini geografici, razziali, politici e religiosi in più di 150 nazioni per aiutare moltissime persone a risolvere efficacemente gli sconvolgimenti più disparati e a riportare ordine, dignità e felicità nella loro vita. I Ministri Volontari di Scientology sanno come essere di aiuto in caso di gravi difficoltà nella sfera personale, familiare, lavorativa, commerciale o governativa, oppure quando si verifica una catastrofe, di qualsiasi proporzione. Hanno una conoscenza specializzata e una vasta gamma di informazioni che possono alleviare e portare soluzioni alla maggior parte delle fonti di sofferenza. NEGLI ULTIMI 15 ANNI I MINISTRI VOLONTARI HANNO OFFERTO IL LORO AIUTO IN TUTTO IL MONDO PER QUESTE PRINCIPALI TRAGEDIE: Il terremoto di San Francisco nel 1989. Le rivolte di Los Angeles nel 1992. Il terremoto di Kobe in Giappone nel 1995. Un'esplosione in Corea nel 1995. Gli attentati dinamitardi del 1995 a... See less

See this at: afterthetsunami.org| Added on 10/24/06

AFTER THE TSUNAMI - The Photographs of Thorsten Overgaard

AFTER THE TSUNAMI - The Photographs of Thorsten Overgaard See less

See this at: orgsaroundtheworld.w...| Added on 10/12/06

If you’ve ever visited any of the recently-renovated Scientology organizations, you’ll see an intense attention to detail in every facet of the organization. A prime example of this is in the Church of Scientology of Madrid — the National Scientology... See more

If you’ve ever visited any of the recently-renovated Scientology organizations, you’ll see an intense attention to detail in every facet of the organization. A prime example of this is in the Church of Scientology of Madrid — the National Scientology Church of Spain. Like the Churches of Scientology of New York, San Francisco or Buffalo, building the Church of Scientology of Madrid involved thousands of volunteer hours from Scientology parishioners all around Europe, and the restoration of one of the great landmarks of the city. In addition to supreme attention to detail in restoring the building (which you can see at the photo tour of the site), the church was also build specifically to accomodate every service and activity that a Church of Scientology should be delivering, as clearly deliniated in policy set down by Scientology Founder, L. Ron Hubbard. When the Chairman of the Board Religious Technology Centre, Mr. David Miscavige, gave his keynote speech at the org’s grand opening... See less

See this at: dcorg.wordpress.com| Added on 10/07/06

Welcome to IdealOrg.com News! My name is Ashley Hogue and I am the Magazine Editor for the Washington, D.C. Church of Scientology! This Web site is your new online source for news, events and all that is happening in the Founding Church of... See more

Welcome to IdealOrg.com News! My name is Ashley Hogue and I am the Magazine Editor for the Washington, D.C. Church of Scientology! This Web site is your new online source for news, events and all that is happening in the Founding Church of Scientology. Stay tuned… See less

See this at: blogigo.ch| Added on 08/24/06

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See this at: davidmiscavige.blogs...| Added on 09/20/06

David Miscavige: the driving force behind the worldwide program to expand all of the churches of Scientology to better serve their communities.

David Miscavige: the driving force behind the worldwide program to expand all of the churches of Scientology to better serve their communities. See less

See this at: stylehive.com| Added on 09/18/06

ifrit originally posted 13 minutes ago at 2006-09-18 14:05:29.0 » see all comments for this bookmark Tags: david miscavige, scientology, scientology church URL: http://www.blogigo.ch/Scientology_and_Human_Rights/C...

ifrit originally posted 13 minutes ago at 2006-09-18 14:05:29.0 » see all comments for this bookmark Tags: david miscavige, scientology, scientology church URL: http://www.blogigo.ch/Scientology_and_Human_Rights/C... See less

See this at: fastpagemode.blogspo...| Added on 10/03/06

This is my first shot on this new beta blogger blog. I had FPM running on Eponym before (fastpagemode.eponym.com), but unfortunately the free blogs on eponym have a 100MB/month limit. A few good posts on digg, and all of the sudden I found my... See more

This is my first shot on this new beta blogger blog. I had FPM running on Eponym before (fastpagemode.eponym.com), but unfortunately the free blogs on eponym have a 100MB/month limit. A few good posts on digg, and all of the sudden I found my popularity overstepping itself, and found my blog always being shut down for the latter half of the month. So, I'm trying out one of these beta blogs on Blogger. We'll see how it goes! See less

See this at: home.earthlink.net| Added on 09/16/06

Why do Volunteers Burn Out? People want to help. But how frustrating is it when you use your own precious free time with the idea of helping people and it just doesn't work? Anyone who has tried to help friends or family members has run into this... See more

Why do Volunteers Burn Out? People want to help. But how frustrating is it when you use your own precious free time with the idea of helping people and it just doesn't work? Anyone who has tried to help friends or family members has run into this phenomenon: You see someone who obviosly is in trouble, or he or she comes to you for advice. You are distant from it and can see so clearly what they should do to improve the situation. But you suggest it and they tell you - no and give you one or five and 50 reasons why it can't work. Or what about this: You have a friend or family member who has experienced a terriby loss - a love affair gone wrong, the death of a dear friend or a sister or husband - or even worse, the death of a child. Maybe they think they're to blame for it. If only they had.... You see their lives change before your eyes. The enthusiasm and joy of living is gone. They are encased in a universe that resonates with the loss. What can you possibly do to help them? No... See less

See this at: otavo.com| Added on 10/03/06

Submitted by turbotad on Mon, 2006-09-25 15:44. Nifty! I just saw that I can blog in Otavo - which is a pretty slick addition. I have blogs elsewhere, but definitely have Otavo quests that I post to regularly, so am glad for a place to blog as well.... See more

Submitted by turbotad on Mon, 2006-09-25 15:44. Nifty! I just saw that I can blog in Otavo - which is a pretty slick addition. I have blogs elsewhere, but definitely have Otavo quests that I post to regularly, so am glad for a place to blog as well. Have a look at some of my quests, like: See less

See this at: blogigo.ch| Added on 09/16/06

Perhaps you've done some complaining at some point in time about our lack of competent political leaders. I don't know much of anyone who hasn't, at some point in time, poked fun at how bad our current leadership is. If you go through CNN.com or the... See more

Perhaps you've done some complaining at some point in time about our lack of competent political leaders. I don't know much of anyone who hasn't, at some point in time, poked fun at how bad our current leadership is. If you go through CNN.com or the Wall Street Journal or even TheOnion.com, you'll find every manner of jest at the incompetence of today's leaders. However, what would you say if you knew that there was an actual, architected plan at work to ensure that the leaders of tomorrow were more incompetent, more controllable, and more susceptible to being pushed around by big corporations and vested interests? I read an intriguing article on humanrights4all.org (part of the Scientology Effective Solutions series, by the Church of Scientology International ) describing the architected plan of psychiatrists and drug companies to destroy our future leaders with mind-numbing drugs so as to make people easier to control. To quote directly from the site: See less

See this at: simpy.com| Added on 09/01/06

Get Account · FAQ · About · Simpy Blog · Contact · Privacy Policy · Terms & Conditions · © Copyright 2004-2006 Simpy. All Rights Reserved. Note: If you can read this text, it means that you are not experiencing Simpy at its best. Simpy makes heavy... See more

Get Account · FAQ · About · Simpy Blog · Contact · Privacy Policy · Terms & Conditions · © Copyright 2004-2006 Simpy. All Rights Reserved. Note: If you can read this text, it means that you are not experiencing Simpy at its best. Simpy makes heavy use of Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), which means that a modern, standards-compliant browser is needed for using Simpy. Please see how to get a better browser. See less

See this at: xeeks.com| Added on 09/01/06

Tijuana, Mexico is located on the US border, 12 miles south of San Diego, California. It is one of Mexico's major tourist cities with tens of thousands of visitors each year. However, it's also a major sore spot in terms of crime and drug... See more

Tijuana, Mexico is located on the US border, 12 miles south of San Diego, California. It is one of Mexico's major tourist cities with tens of thousands of visitors each year. However, it's also a major sore spot in terms of crime and drug trafficking, one of the major reasons a Scientology Mission was needed there. The main attraction of the city of Tijuana is not its natural beauty or industrial prominence, but the number of physical places where Americans can drive down to from San Diego to conduct unethical behaviour. Strip clubs and other places for illegal drugs and cut-rate prescription drugs make this the Mos Eisley of planet earth. Definitely needed are technologies covered in the Scientology Handbook, such as Ethics, the Solutions to Drugs, and Scientology technology on Marriage. See less

See this at: accommos.blogspot.co...| Added on 09/01/06

This site has been created to give you all the information you need in order to book your accommodation for this year's event. If you have any questions, queries or find that one of the locales below is now fully booked please contact me at:... See more

This site has been created to give you all the information you need in order to book your accommodation for this year's event. If you have any questions, queries or find that one of the locales below is now fully booked please contact me at: iasevent2006accomodations@yahoo.co.uk This site is being updated regularly so you have the latest data on availability and best deals. Please help us keep it up to date by letting us know if you found one of the hotels full. Click on the name of a hotel or other type of accommodation and you will be linked directly to their website where you can get their details and make a booking. Use Google Map to see the relative position of your potential accomodation and East Grinstead! CURRENT BEST DEALS These are the current best deals that we have found for the area. The Felbridge Hotel - there are only 8 rooms left and then they are fully booked out. Arora International Hotel Very upstat hotel at affordable prices set up for us. 120 rooms available right... See less