Viacom scraps anti-scientology episode.
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Posted by: Juan Carlo Finesseti ® 03/19/2006, 09:40:44 Author Profile Alert Forum Admin

It's those darn cartoonists, again... with their outrageous provocation of religious sensibilities.  Finally somebody's standing up to them!

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Makes Rawat look very small Re: Viacom scraps anti-scientology episode. -- Juan Carlo Finesseti Top of thread Archive Posted by: moley ® 03/19/2006, 15:28:15 Author Profile Alert Forum Admin as indeed he is I would like to think that the whole sordid affair will make Tom Cruise look like a schmuck and Scientology like a refuge for nutters. Fat chance though. Previous Recommend Current page Next Re: Makes Rawat look very small Re: Makes Rawat look very small -- moley Top of thread Archive Posted by: Juan Carlo Finesseti ® 03/19/2006, 16:08:27 Author Profile Alert Forum Admin My guess is that they'll run the Southpark episode later, after the hubbub dies down.  Isaac Hayes, who is actually on the Southpark cast, is also a Scientologist, and he recently quit because of what he considered negative portrayals of his favorite cult.  But it's not like it's all that hard to replace a cartoon character. Previous Recommend Current page Next Here is the Southpark Video Re: Re: Makes Rawat look very small -- Juan Carlo Finesseti Top of thread Archive Posted by: T ® 03/19/2006, 17:09:23 Author Profile Alert Forum Admin http://www.scientomogy.com/southpark_scientology.php Previous Recommend Current page Next Re: Here is the Southpark Video - thanks T. That was ... inspirational Re: Here is the Southpark Video -- T Top of thread Archive Posted by: cq ® 03/21/2006, 15:24:47 Author Profile Alert Forum Admin Those two - John and Jane Smith - have put a lot on the line. Let's just hope that the money behind Scientology won't defeat them. Incidentally - the parallels with Prem Rawat's early days are interestingly evident in the last ten minutes or so of that episode - though he never was honest enough as his South Park equivalent to "do a Krishnamurti", if you know what I mean. Previous Recommend Current page Next